Thor (Classic) vs Hal Jordan

Started by Mindship6 pages
Mindship Snap out of it.

Originally posted by Juntai
Most casters in this class have a limit before they burn out too. Does Thor? I dunno, I can't recall him whipping out powerful spell after spell after spell in rapid succession either. Usually he starts his uru tenderizer first.
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But even if the ring and hammer are equal in power (for argument's sake), I still see godly physiology giving Thor the edge. Ie, ring and hammer cancel each other out; it comes down to man vs god.

Originally posted by Prep-Man
Ever heard of Wotan? High end mage that Hal has done well with. Among many others. Magic doesn't mean anything.
I know virtually nothing about Wotan...though "has done well with" doesn't sound like "defeated."

Kris Blaze Restricted

Thor 6/10

Originally posted by Juntai
Most casters in this class have a limit before they burn out too. Does Thor? I dunno, I can't recall him whipping out powerful spell after spell after spell in rapid succession either. Usually he starts his uru tenderizer first.

Thor's fought months in a row though.

Starscream M Senior Member

Originally posted by Mindship
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But even if the ring and hammer are equal in power (for argument's sake), I still see godly physiology giving Thor the edge. Ie, ring and hammer cancel each other out; it comes down to man vs god.
but that's a false premise: that ring = hammer

the ring is far more versatile than the hammer...hence it turns mere humans into high-level heralds. the hammer makes thor (who is pretty much base herald level without it to top tier herald)

Kris Blaze Restricted

Originally posted by Starscream M
but that's a false premise: that ring = hammer

the ring is far more versatile than the hammer...hence it turns mere humans into high-level heralds. the hammer makes thor (who is pretty much base herald level without it to top tier herald)

But the ring also turned Donald Blake into Thor 😐

Starscream M Senior Member

Originally posted by Kris Blaze
But the ring also turned Donald Blake into Thor 😐
you mean the hammer right?

wasn't the blake version of thor weaker than the real thor?

also, isn't it more Odin's enchantment as opposed to the hammer that gave blake the power?

Kris Blaze Restricted

Originally posted by Starscream M
wasn't the blake version of thor weaker than the real thor?

also, isn't it more Odin's enchantment as opposed to the hammer that gave blake the power?

Not weaker. Which also happened to be the case when Deadpool picked up the hammer. This is what happens when someone on earth wields the hammer. In space, asgard and so on, Thor is always Thor.

It's difficult to explain though, in some ways, Jake Olson never existed.

Mindship Snap out of it.

Originally posted by Starscream M
but that's a false premise: that ring = hammer

the ring is far more versatile than the hammer...


I was thinking in terms of sheer power output, or perhaps a balance between the greater versatility of the ring and the greater wattage of the hammer. Basically, since the ring vs hammer could be argued either way, I figured (again, just for argument's sake) that if the two canceled each other out, so to speak, then it comes down to the innate power of the wielders, in which case Thor (being a god) is the superior being.

xJLxKing Senior Member

Thor wins more often then not. He wins this mainly because of being able to absorb attacks. This give him an advantage. So Thor 6/10

Kris Blaze Restricted
Originally posted by xJLxKing
Thor wins more often then not. He wins this mainly because of being able to absorb attacks. This give him an advantage. So Thor 6/10

That's part of the reason why I gave Thor the win as well. Hal can also redirect attacks and so on, but once he spends his energy it's gone.

batdude123 Fellow Tu Quoqumber

Smh...

The most versatile object in all of comicdom, and all people think Hal can do is blast energy.

Kris Blaze Restricted

Originally posted by batdude123
Smh...

The most versatile object in all of comicdom, and all people think Hal can do is blast energy.

Yeah, he can make giant hammers and such!

Thor takes home both strongest defence and power output, as well as stamina and experience.

Naija boy Senior Member

Originally posted by Starscream M
but that's a false premise: that ring = hammer

the ring is far more versatile than the hammer...

The ring is NOT far more versatile than hammer. If it is at all (which is highly debatable) it certainly isnt by much.

batdude123 Fellow Tu Quoqumber

Originally posted by Kris Blaze
Yeah, he can make giant hammers and such!

Thor takes home both strongest defence and power output, as well as stamina and experience.

Originally posted by Kris Blaze
facepalm
batdude123 Fellow Tu Quoqumber
Originally posted by Naija boy
The ring is NOT far more versatile than hammer.
Originally posted by Kris Blaze
facepalm
Naija boy Senior Member
Originally posted by batdude123

u think the ring is far more versatile than thors hammer? thats what deserves a facepalm

batdude123 Fellow Tu Quoqumber
Originally posted by Naija boy
u think the ring is far more versatile than thors hammer? thats what deserves a facepalm

K. 😂

Kris Blaze Restricted

There's no more or less versatile.

Thor's hammer performs freaking magic and Hal's ring can do whatever he imagines.

Naija boy Senior Member
Originally posted by batdude123
K. 😂

.....yeah.

batdude123 Fellow Tu Quoqumber
Originally posted by Naija boy
.....yeah.

baka

The Nuul Senior Member
Originally posted by Naija boy
u think the ring is far more versatile than thors hammer? thats what deserves a facepalm

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