Yeah, what the hell is wrong with people? Even if Thor provided 50% of the power (Obviously not because the entire scene puts emphasis on Thor hammering Gorr), the strength needed to indirectly destroy a planet below and another world in the distance is far greater then that needed to destroy a world by actively hammering on it.
I mean, the scene is pretty clear, and like Rage said, even if we arbitrarily assume Thor only provided 50% of the damage needed to break apart the world he and Gorr were fighting on as well as the one in the distance, that's a display of power greater than just hammering away on a planet directly (aka Gladiator).
It's a great fight from a great comic from a great series (something even non Thorbags can and have attested to). There's really nothing to debate about, tbh.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Yeah, what the hell is wrong with people? Even if Thor provided 50% of the power (Obviously not because the entire scene puts emphasis on Thor hammering Gorr), the strength needed to indirectly destroy a planet below and another world in the distance is far greater then that needed to destroy a world by actively hammering on it.
Originally posted by JakeTheBank
I mean, the scene is pretty clear, and like Rage said, even if we arbitrarily assume Thor only provided 50% of the damage needed to break apart the world he and Gorr were fighting on as well as the one in the distance, that's a display of power greater than just hammering away on a planet directly (aka Gladiator).It's a great fight from a great comic from a great series (something even non Thorbags can and have attested to). There's really nothing to debate about, tbh.
If Bill can do it Thor can do it. Thor and Bill also busted a gate device larger than stars with a double Mjolnir throw. And he and Gorr were destroying planets as a side effect of their fight (and since the shockwaves were destroying them from space that takes exponentially more energy than attacking them directly due to the inverse-square law).
So basically unless you believe that Bill >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thor, this is a stupid question, and the answer is obviously yes.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Thor should bench press the Earth for six days and not even break a sweat. As long as a lady with a clipboard can confirm it, then it's definitely not hyperbolic or open to debate.
Yeah that's not going to cut it. Maybe if changed his look, say got an "S" on his chest.
Originally posted by Endless Mike
If Bill can do it Thor can do it. Thor and Bill also busted a gate device larger than stars with a double Mjolnir throw. And he and Gorr were destroying planets as a side effect of their fight (and since the shockwaves were destroying them from space that takes exponentially more energy than attacking them directly due to the inverse-square law).So basically unless you believe that Bill >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thor, this is a stupid question, and the answer is obviously yes.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.OlympusFunny thing was they INDIRECTLY destroyed it. They actually did not directly hit any part of that gigantic portal, but made their hammers collide as planned by Thor. It's another astronomical feat that shiets on any direct busting of planets. Literally shiets on them as if they were child's play.
Thor/Bill toss their hammers and destroy Surtur's portal forged out of the remnants of a Galaxy (It dwarfed Planets/Stars):
Originally posted by celeyhyga17
Funny thing was they INDIRECTLY destroyed it. They actually did not directly hit any part of that gigantic portal, but made their hammers collide as planned by Thor. It's another astronomical feat that shiets on any direct busting of planets. Literally shiets on them as if they were child's play.
Originally posted by Endless Mike
If Bill can do it Thor can do it. Thor and Bill also busted a gate device larger than stars with a double Mjolnir throw. And he and Gorr were destroying planets as a side effect of their fight (and since the shockwaves were destroying them from space that takes exponentially more energy than attacking them directly due to the inverse-square law).So basically unless you believe that Bill >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thor, this is a stupid question, and the answer is obviously yes.
