Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
One could say so, yes. Hell, arguably his best feat (lifting the Midgard Serpent) got mythbusted somewhere in this thread:http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=474929&pagenumber=1
Yeah. And the ''world engine''f eat is even better. LOL.
Lol. It didnt get mythbusted. Just a bunch of people who dont like Thor. I could mythbust a shitload of Superman feats but its dumb and irrellevant. The fact that these people went to such lengths to try and disprove something that happened is sad. Both the midgard serpent feat and world engine feats still count for Thor the same as lifting the infinity pages counts for supes.
Nerds not liking something and looking dumb as **** trying to disprove something doesent mean it got busted. Just means they dont like it. Shit still happened. Thor has shown the striking strength to destroy planetoids when he is not even near them. Its on panel and canon. Theyre gonna have to get over it.
Originally posted by ShadowFyreIt was thoroughly busted, actually.
Lol. It didnt get mythbusted. Just a bunch of people who dont like Thor. I could mythbust a shitload of Superman feats but its dumb and irrellevant. The fact that these people went to such lengths to try and disprove something that happened is sad. Both the midgard serpent feat and world engine feats still count for Thor the same as lifting the infinity pages counts for supes.Nerds not liking something and looking dumb as **** trying to disprove something doesent mean it got busted. Just means they dont like it. Shit still happened. Thor has shown the striking strength to destroy planetoids when he is not even near them. Its on panel and canon. Theyre gonna have to get over it.
He tried and failed to lift the serpent a number of times in the Earth realm.
Then goes to the Void across the Sea of Space in the Asgardian Realm, and fishes it up with a normal size bull head.
Then Thor tied him around a tree. [The world tree, presented as no bigger than a normal tree.]
Thor specifically did this from a higher dimension -- this is why in Philo's post that Abhi quoted for the Mythbuster thread he compared it to Superman in the higher dimension realm of the New Gods.
http://s593.photobucket.com/user/Max_Eisenhardt/media/serpentbullshit1.jpg.html
Compared to:
Thor fishing from a higher dimension;
http://i.stack.imgur.com/GKEH7.png
Throwing a bulls head down to the small Earth.
http://s593.photobucket.com/user/Max_Eisenhardt/media/Thor_1983_327_16.jpg.html
Wrapping him around the tree.
http://s593.photobucket.com/user/Max_Eisenhardt/media/Thor_1983_327_20.jpg.html
Originally posted by StoicNo he doesn't. He doesn't have any feats that equates to being able to lift a planet.
How do you mythbust bullsh!t? It's not like any of this is reality. Thor has planetary level strength. This isn't even anything that should be argued. Characters don't have to actually go around lifting planets to show this. Has anyone ever seen Darkseid, or Orion actually lift a planet?
You right, there are other feats that can show the capability of lifting a planet weight. Thor has none.
Originally posted by h1a8
No he doesn't. He doesn't have any feats that equates to being able to lift a planet.You right, there are other feats that can show the capability of lifting a planet weight. Thor has none.
How about fighting evenly with a character that can? Before you answer, make sure you realize that the same can be applied to any other character that hasn't actually lifted a planet.
Originally posted by Stoic
How do you mythbust bullsh!t? It's not like any of this is reality. Thor has planetary level strength. This isn't even anything that should be argued. Characters don't have to actually go around lifting planets to show this. Has anyone ever seen Darkseid, or Orion actually lift a planet?
Really? What planetary level feat does he have without his hammer?
Originally posted by Kryptoniano
Really? What planetary level feat does he have without his hammer?
He has actually fought against guys that have shown planetary strength multiple times. If he were far beneath them as many have tried to suggest, he would have been batted aside as such. Show me Doomsday or Orion lifting a planet. Since you won't be able to find even one instance, what will you go on to make a claim that they have planetary level strength? They fought evenly with Superman? They were said to rival Superman? Now apply that same opinion to Thor and what you will come out with is a guy that has planetary level strength.
Originally posted by h1a8
No he doesn't. He doesn't have any feats that equates to being able to lift a planet.You right, there are other feats that can show the capability of lifting a planet weight. Thor has none.
He is as strong as the writers want him to be. By feats Hulk and Superman have the edge, but he is not far behind.
