Originally posted by abhilegend
Is that really so? I've never seen Thor having trouble with asgardian mountain or something.Asgardians are supposed to be three times denser than humans. I've never find a scan which shows all Asgardian materials are more sturdy though.
Originally posted by Magnon
The avalanche thing, for example, happened in Mighty Thor 355 (or 354, not sure since I got the finnish translation). He got hit by it, and almost died. He wouldn't budge vs. an Earth-based avalanche, I would think.In the X-Men Asgard trilogy, Douglas Ramsey (Cypher) was given a regular Asgardian sword, and couldn't lift it because it was way too heavy.
Lots of more examples, but the point is: it is not just the Aesir themselves who are heavier, stronger and more durable than Earthlings... everything in Asgard is.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Really? Would appreciate a scan of any such instance.
Four Vikings needed just to lift Jarnbjorn
Grizzly who has super strength has trouble with Asgardian doors.
Takes three of the Thunderbolts(two of which have enhanced strength) just to open the chest holding Gungnir.