Placidity
Chief Executive Officer
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Thor's taken damage that would wreck cars and buildings and the like and was no worse for the wear. That doesn't mean Jean could disintegrate him or Mjolnir or anything. Iron Man's repulsors at normal power would blow a lot of that stuff up, let alone amplied to something over 400%, and Thor took a point blank shot to the face and wasn't even hurt. It says a lot about his default durabilty.
Blowing stuff up and the way DP disintegrates something cannot even be compared. DP completely... whats the word... disintegrates objects, that means it rips them apart at the molecular structure... completely and instantly. If someone survives a blast that can blow up a car, it doesn't follow that they would survive being disintegrated by TK that can disintegrate a car completely and instantly. The later is an extremely more powerful attack, and completely different in nature.
I guess we could talk about it all day about how we don't KNOW if she could disintegrate him, but going by her display of destructive power and implied unstoppable force, I feel the onus is on the other side to support that Thor wouldn't be disintegrated along with everything else. Of course you disagree with that but that's okay.
Let me ask you though, do you think Thor's eyeball's are durable enough to withstand disintegration?
Also, do you think Colossus would've survived being blasted by Iron Man or similar attacks?
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
How is his durability not that impressive as a whole? He has plenty of good durability feats in both his own movie and the Avengers, clearly enough of both to get a good sense of where he stands. Gungnir being magic composed doesn't detract anything from Thor, and assuming that's why he was able to endure the multiple blasts from it certainly doesn't make it any less potent. We saw first hand what Gungnir was able to do to Laufey, King of the Frost Giants and a peer to Odin if the movie was any indicator. The first blast injured him grievously, and the second one disintegrated him. There's no reason to assume that Loki wasn't attempting to do the same to Thor. He also survives the backlash explosion of the Bifrost and its energies being unleashed, and we saw first hand what the concentrated energy of the Bifrost was capable of.
Ignoring Loki's staff discussion, I really don't see (recall) any impressive quantifiable durability feats for Thor. And by impressive, I don't mean surviving random explosions.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
Loki was completely unaffected by bullets in the Avengers. Considering Thor has already endured damage far greater than that of gunfire, him not wanting to be caught by it doesn't somehow mean he's weak or less durable to that avenue of attack.
Loki being unaffected I felt was really inconsistent to me. His levels go up and down throughout IMO, but I'd have to watch the film again to comment further. Even Hulk was affected by gunfire in both movies, and I don't see Thor/Loki being that far above him.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
And it certainly doesn't mean Colossus is > Thor, either.
You mean in terms of durability right?
Bullet angle was all I had, Colossus doesn't have that many feats.