Originally posted by celeyhyga17For phucks sake this tale is as old as time. I shouldn't even be repeating this.
“Whosoever holds this hammer, if he(she) be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.”_
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-LyxPXX8jw...7_21%2Bcopy.jpgUru is naturally mystical and is "virtually unbreakable".
https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-5TWuYvJR...600/066_007.jpgThor has molded ure into a hammer.
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http://imgur.com/wdv0YKk.jpgHe's crumbled "ultra-powerful" uru manacles into dust.
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http://imgur.com/a0Tub2E.jpgI don't know if they were secondary, but I did mention they were called adamantium alloy. The scan made it know clearly known they were incredibly strong. "Strongest metal known to man".
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http://imgur.com/zqNffNg.jpgHe pushed against the "will" of the World Tree. To lowball such a feat is flat out absurd._
The Midgard Serpent's natural size is such that its coils can encircle the earth. Sometimes depicted in such a way that it can encircle it many times over. Even in ethereal form, its enormous size/mass was considerable enough to cause gravitational disturbances throughout the planet as evidenced by countless natural disasters. It has also been said that it retains its full "weight and power" no matter what form or size it takes due to its ability to shape shift. And just for your information, the wordethereal_also means unearthly or heavenly.
Feats with Mjolnir can also strength feats. You're good at math right? Use it.
For example... During the godbomb, how much strength was Thor exerting when he was cracking planets while pounding on Gorr vs to how much strength he was using when he pounding on Gorr earlier in the arc, but was not cracking planets?? Get me now. An attempt to dismiss such feats is an attempt to be ignorant.Read some Jane Thor because even she is not invulnerable to the all powerful low showing. Believe me... She has them just like any top tier. Think on that before you proclaim to know what her average is.
That does not mean Mjolnir didn't grant Jane strength greater than Odinson. Remember it was beyond Odin himself. And her being stronger is supported by her feat against Odin and the adamantium doors.
UnInchanted Uru is fairly weak in comparison to adamantium. It has been broken and damaged many times by power under Skyfather level.
Uru durability Is dependent upon the magical force in it. For example, Destroyer is typically more durable than Mjolnir. Yet KT made Mjolnir decapitate the destroyer.
So no magical force = fairly weak metal (in comparison to true adamantium).
The mountain contained Uru (it wasn't completely made out of Uru).
Remember Mjolnir was fashioned out of Uru. If it was indestructible then it couldn't be shaped.
An alloy of adamantium is not adamantium itself. Plus you see that the majority of the weave was made of some other material (a small portion was adamantium).
We simply do not know how much forcd it took to turn the wheels. How is that lowballing? It's the truth. We do not know the mechanics of the whole magical system.
Ethereal means light and airy. It was believed that angels and God and spirits were immaterial beings. So heavenly implies airy and spirit like.
Anyway the serpent was intangible to everyone on earth. No one bumped into it. It was magically crushing the Earth. Also the boat helped.
We simply do not know how much strength Thor supplied in the God butcher feat. We can assume a minimum amount though. My point is that Thor's strength did not achieve 100% of the feat but a fraction of it.
But I stand corrected, it can be used as a strength feat. But an unquantifiable one.
Finally, you are using very old feats. Thor's beginning appearances, Although Canon, hold very little weight to Thor's average strength. Current showings hold more weight than old showings. Thus Thor, currently isn't as strong as his top feats in the distant past.
The nail in the coffin is the fact that Jane did something that Odinson failed to do with significant help. This single fact proves that she is stronger.