Mjolnir vs. Admantium

Originally posted by Hyperion Prime
Nope he hit Ultron with all of his might. He didn't throw the hammer he hit him. I have the comic. I can dig out if need be

The Ultron in Secret Wars was retconned to be secondary adamantium

Pure myth propagated by Wolverine fanboys.

Originally posted by james2099
A adamantium sword can cut through any known substance except Adamantium itself. thors hammer is known.

Can't cut through Black Knights sword. Wolverine tried and failed.

Originally posted by james2099
A adamantium sword can cut through any known substance except Adamantium itself. thors hammer is known.

Not to earthly scientists.

It MIGHT be able to cut through Uru, but Mjolnir? No way José.

Originally posted by OneDumbG0
Where does he say he hits Ultron with all his might? Not only that, at the point where Thor was peaking against Ultron, Wanda had accidentally increased his power exponentially.

Pure myth propagated by Wolverine fanboys.

When does it ever say in a comic book someone was hit with all the might of the person who hit them, Very rarely. look at the pic....He hit and lightning was coming from his hammer

Originally posted by Hyperion Prime
When does it ever say in a comic book someone was hit with all the might of the person who hit them, Very rarely. look at the pic....He hit and lightning was coming from his hammer

That doesn't mean he was hitting with all his might. That definitely did not look like Thor was hitting with all his might. Far from it.

He was pissed but so what?

Thor holds back against most opponents even when annoyed.

Even in his fights with the Hulk where he goes hand to hand he has stated he uses restraint in all their fights.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
That doesn't mean he was hitting with all his might. That definitely did not look like Thor was hitting with all his might. Far from it.

He was pissed but so what?

Thor holds back against most opponents even when annoyed.

Even in his fights with the Hulk where he goes hand to hand he has stated he uses restraint in all their fights.

We can debate the strength of a hit all day. Ultron isnt real Thor is not holding back. This will be a circular debate......i cant prove how hard he hit and you guys cant prove it wasnt hard. I wave the white flag

Originally posted by Hyperion Prime
We can debate the strength of a hit all day. Ultron isnt real Thor is not holding back. This will be a circular debate......i cant prove how hard he hit and you guys cant prove it wasnt hard. I wave the white flag

I'm just saying, just because he seemed angry, and a little lightning was unleashed, it doesn't mean it was Thor's mightiest attack.

Not even close in my opinion, but as you say there isn't any real way to prove the strength of the hit but it's definitely not his strongest attack and Thor is holding back a vast amount of his power and his strength.

He uses restraint against the Hulk, and he has been able to stalemate him in a fight for hours on end, unmoving and Hulk's strength is known to surge rapidly. In his repertoire he has everything from unbreakable mystical vortexes, the God Blast and so much more and he didn't use it against Ultron, did he?

Obviously he hit him hard, as this is Thor and any of his hits can be classified as hard, but not Thor's mightiest blow. In my opinon that's just baseless.

Either way, this is more speculation than fact.

Originally posted by Hyperion Prime
When does it ever say in a comic book someone was hit with all the might of the person who hit them, Very rarely. look at the pic....He hit and lightning was coming from his hammer

and even IF Thor hit with full power this is only a hammer (blunt attack) so its not like it can cut thru the armor. its a lot harder with hammer then with sword or axe or something
IMO Perrikus woud hav had no prob cutting thru this Ultron with his magic axe

Originally posted by OneDumbG0
It says it ALL THE TIME. Thor, in particular, always announces it. I can probably dig up a dozen scans by tonight and probably another dozen tomorrow.

like when Thor hit Hulk with his hammer and he send him flying into base of a statue. now THAT wuz NOT holding back 😄

That was an enraged Banner less Hulk as well and with one blow he sent him sailing.

Even then though, Thor was still using restraint as he stated later that in all their fights, he uses restraint.

A testament to his power.

With thor it normally goes like this:

"Long enough have i held back thou basest of villains, Now feel the unfettered power of the mighty thor! Have at thee!!!"

Lol, it would sound something like that.

Originally posted by SoulDevourer
of cos yo hands wont be damage, but knife will be damage (IF knife metal is weaker) thats 100% sure
even if blade is slightly less hard then the target, if u hit hard enuf then blade always gonna be damaged (blade will be bend or dented or even piece broken off)
and if u dont hit hard enuf, blade will be intact but then target will also intact

Completely false. Take a heavy rubber hammer and hit a thin plate of metal (The side of a large cooking pot will do). Watch yourself put a good dent in it without the slightest damage to the hammer.

You are only taking hardness into consideration.
You must take mass, area, elasticity, force, and hardness into consideration.

Originally posted by h1a8
Completely false. Take a heavy rubber hammer and hit a thin plate of metal (The side of a large cooking pot will do). Watch yourself put a good dent in it without the slightest damage to the hammer.

You are only taking hardness into consideration.
You must take mass, area, elasticity, force, and hardness into consideration.

How the heck are we supposed to take that into consideration when both materials don't exist IRL? ;P

You're not gonna be throwing around some more mathz are you?

Thor once hit ultron so hard with his hammer that the shockwave knocked out thor and goliath, yet did nothing to ultron.

Originally posted by D_Dude1210
How the heck are we supposed to take that into consideration when both materials don't exist IRL? ;P

You're not gonna be throwing around some more mathz are you?

No! 😆

Soul was saying that since Mjolnir created a tiny dent in Adamantium then it is harder. I was just teaching him that a weaker (in durability) can indeed dent a stronger without causing damage to the weaker. Thus that feat Thor did doesn't prove that Mjolnir>>>Adamantium in durability. I'm not proving either one is stronger than the other. My opinion suggests that Adamantium is considerable stronger.

too u long 'nuff 😄

Originally posted by h1a8
No! 😆

Soul was saying that since Mjolnir created a tiny dent in Adamantium then it is harder. I was just teaching him that a weaker (in durability) can indeed dent a stronger without causing damage to the weaker. Thus that feat Thor did doesn't prove that Mjolnir>>>Adamantium in durability. I'm not proving either one is stronger than the other.

My opinion suggests that Adamantium is considerable stronger.

Originally posted by james2099
Thor once hit ultron so hard with his hammer that the shockwave knocked out thor and goliath, yet did nothing to ultron.

Originally posted by h1a8
Completely false. Take a heavy rubber hammer and hit a thin plate of metal (The side of a large cooking pot will do). Watch yourself put a good dent in it without the slightest damage to the hammer.

You are only taking hardness into consideration.
You must take mass, area, elasticity, force, and hardness into consideration.

If uru was stronger than Adamantium, then it would be the one called the strongest metal known. Ironman uses uru, human fighters have been to Asgard and used uru weapons to fight, Asgardians have been on earth plenty of times fighting with enchanted uru weapons, IT IS A KNOWN METAL IN THE MARVEL UNIVERSE...Adamantium is stronger.