Mephisto vs. Thor

Setting: Mephisto's realm, both with access to their powers and weapons.

Who would win?

lol

its been done in comics before, Thor stalemated Mephisto in his realm.
Mephisto can't do jack shit to a true god.

Um, quite frankly: BS.

The writing in that issue was poor, completely and bases itself upon two huge fallacies: That neither Mephisto or Thor can be destroyed.

In earlier issues, Thor was totally incapable of matching Mephisto in his realm. Annual 13, I believe.
So don't bring out PIS...otherwise Spidey>Firelord

Originally posted by Lightsnake
Um, quite frankly: BS.

The writing in that issue was poor, completely and bases itself upon two huge fallacies: That neither Mephisto or Thor can be destroyed.

In earlier issues, Thor was totally incapable of matching Mephisto in his realm. Annual 13, I believe.
So don't bring out PIS...otherwise Spidey>Firelord

Actually, I didn't, so let's move it a more neutral setting.

But in all actuality, the time we see Mephisto starting fighting Thor...Thor is no match for him.

mephisto crushes thor. he has no chance in mephistos realm. only galactus and adam warlock with the soul gem beat him there that i know of.

Technically it was sort of a stalemate with Galactus...in actual combat, they seemed equal

Originally posted by Lightsnake
Technically it was sort of a stalemate with Galactus...in actual combat, they seemed equal

Yes. In a way that had absolutely nothing to do with combat ability.

Mephisto himself said that the mortals weren't worth any disruption to his realm. It's a bit hard to fight against that specific power of Gally's/
In straight combat, it could've eventually threatened the universe

Originally posted by Lightsnake
Yes. In a way that had absolutely nothing to do with combat ability.

Mephisto himself said that the mortals weren't worth any disruption to his realm. It's a bit hard to fight against that specific power of Gally's/
In straight combat, it could've eventually threatened the universe

Erm...dude, the comic itself said if the fight continued as it was, the entire universe would be at risk.

Galactus switched tactics on the fly...in sheer combat, he was Meph's equal. He just changed tactics to drain Meph's world, making him realize the gains are NOT worth the risks.

Well I saw the scans too. Galactus was losing power fighting Mephisto in his realm and then Big G started to absorb his realm. Mephisto was winning until Big G needed energy, if Big G dies then Mephisto's got bigger problems then even Galactus.

In fairness, Galactus had to have come fully prepared for a fight. He knows what Mephisto is and how greedy and evil he is.

In fact, one of the Heralds is the one to give Galactus the idea to abandon the fight and try his other tactic-Mephisto thinks Galactus is breaking off to withdraw and doesn't attack further until Gal starts absorbing the world. Mephisto yells he can't fight this way and that no mortlas are worth the disruption of his realm's stability.

So Galactuc uses tactics to win-though he and Mephisto were evenly matched as combatants

Originally posted by Lightsnake
Erm...dude, the comic itself said if the fight continued as it was, the entire universe would be at risk.

Galactus switched tactics on the fly...in sheer combat, he was Meph's equal. He just changed tactics to drain Meph's world, making him realize the gains are NOT worth the risks.

Originally posted by Lightsnake
In fairness, Galactus had to have come fully prepared for a fight. He knows what Mephisto is and how greedy and evil he is.

In fact, one of the Heralds is the one to give Galactus the idea to abandon the fight and try his other tactic-Mephisto thinks Galactus is breaking off to withdraw and doesn't attack further until Gal starts absorbing the world. Mephisto yells he can't fight this way and that no mortlas are worth the disruption of his realm's stability.

So Galactuc uses tactics to win-though he and Mephisto were evenly matched as combatants

What are you talking about? A fully fed Galactus couldn't overcome Mephisto: He resorted to trying to drain the world to break their stalemate because Mephisto would realize when his world was at risk, it'd be less risky to surrender the Heralds.

There's no 'ownage' there, don't throw around terms. In combat, they were equals. PERIOD.

Originally posted by Lightsnake
What are you talking about? A fully fed Galactus couldn't overcome Mephisto: He resorted to trying to drain the world to break their stalemate because Mephisto would realize when his world was at risk, it'd be less risky to surrender the Heralds.

There's no 'ownage' there, don't throw around terms. In combat, they were equals. PERIOD.

Quan, True...or false:
Galactus was NOT able to overcome Mephisto in direct combat and had to change tactics?

In direct combat, Mephisto can beat Galactus...he was getting the better of Galactus there, it's pretty clear. Please READ the comic. Why do you think Galactus had to resort to that? He withdrew from the fight, then attempts to absorb Mephisto's realm-whether this would even work, we don't know...all we know is Mephisto considers his risks higher than his gains. ALL we know is that:
Mephisto and Galactus fight as exact equals in direct combat period. Accept it. But, this deviates: this is Thor against Meph, not Gal

I read the comics. And I go in the same way that Quanchi.

There's nothing clear about Mephisto overpowering Galactus. In fact, Galactus work on a field that Mephisto couldn't. That was smart.

And, without his realm, do we have to talk of what have could been the issue of the match?

Is Galactus would wanted it, he could be able to consume hell, and Mephisto too.

Oh, and the favorite weakspot that Mephisto love to touch is the soul, nor Galactus doesn't get one.