Thor vs Aquaman [pure strength]

Originally posted by -Pr-

Why would the scepter, when hitting Aquaman, not attempt to destroy him? It killed Vostok when it hit him. Are you suggesting that the scepter only uses its power when it hits concrete/stone/clay etc?

I'm suggesting that Atlan was going to trigger the power as soon as it hit ground.
Aquaman caught the strike which ultimately prevented scepter from hitting ground and triggering the collapse. As the dead sea king, he had a replica that caused a similar reaction when he first woke. Definitely not as powerful, but identical in the way it was showed. Looks like a form of geokenesis. He caused an "earthquake" as stated in the comic.

When Aquaman caught the scepter(true), you can kind of see the geokenesis happening. It was sort of leaking out, but nowhere near the level if it would have hit ground. I guess u can call more of a durability feat since he was sort of a conduit of that magic.

As a strength feat, I guess it's good that he stopped the dead king because he was pretty strong... But i think it's being misinterpreted as stopping the forces that sank atlantis.

the force of world engine that was moving 9 planets were overpowered by thor pushing the wheel backwards

it's done by lever but still impressive as hell

9 planets were moving? Who told you that?

9 realms is at least 9 planets

And where did World Engine affect anything other than time on Asgard and Earth? You know what it's purpose was, right?

Originally posted by abhilegend
And where did World Engine affect anything other than time on Asgard and Earth? You know what it's purpose was, right?

it shaked Yggdrasil and depowered all asgardians, affected natural order

No, Odin depowered the Asgardians by sticking Ravenseye sword in Yggdrasil.

Squatting half or so the weight of Asgard (with horrible form) is probably one of his better direct lifting feats.

Since Asgard was phucking huge. And he caught it as it fell.

I mean it was just a small town/city sized

and it was with odinforce

and it was a shared feat

not that good

Originally posted by Damborgson

Squatting half or so the weight of Asgard (with horrible form) is probably one of his better direct lifting feats.

Since Asgard was phucking huge. And he caught it as it fell.

Originally posted by MrMind
I mean it was just a small town/city sized

and it was with odinforce

and it was a shared feat

not that good

It has entire mountains and terrain built into it, it's huge.

And it has a large chunk of Earth from its foundation as well.

If he had Odin Force still by this time it would be hard to tell, it takes place before Siege at some point obviously but I don't know how much before it.

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Originally posted by abhilegend
And where did World Engine affect anything other than time on Asgard and Earth? You know what it's purpose was, right?

Thor force back both the world engine and the world tree,

"fighting against combine intent of both tree and engine"

https://imgur.com/a/UgfWVOj

the world tree encompass the nine realms and beyond

when Seth invaded asgard, he planned to threaten every other plane of reality by attacking the main root of world tree, and he specifically stated it was infinite planes of time and space

Originally posted by Damborgson
It has entire mountains and terrain built into it, it's huge.

And it has a large chunk of Earth from its foundation as well.

If he had Odin Force still by this time it would be hard to tell, it takes place before Siege at some point obviously but I don't know how much before it.

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it wasn't that big when sentry wrecked it in siege, then again I don't remember the size that much, let's say it's the size of chicago

it certainly blow aquaman's best strength feats out of water

but certainly not close to thor's high end strength showings

Originally posted by MrMind
Thor force back both the world engine and the world tree,

"fighting against combine intent of both tree and engine"

https://imgur.com/a/UgfWVOj

the world tree encompass the nine realms and beyond

when Seth invaded asgard, he planned to threaten every other plane of reality by attacking the main root of world tree, and he specifically stated it was infinite planes of time and space

Originally posted by abhilegend
No, Thor forced back time on Asgard and Earth. Not Yggdrasil.

"fighting against combine intent of both tree and engine"

"i do not care im fighting yggdrasil or the engine"

https://imgur.com/wrmA8RA

https://imgur.com/uDmhHbT

And Yggdrasil was only working to bring Ragnarok (fast forward time).

Its different from moving planets.

It's not hard to see why someone would argue that moving yggrdrasil would be connected with the moving of planets.

This is the most recent illustration of the relation of Yggrdrasil and the 9 realms. (screw Heven, feminist piece of shit.)

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marveldatabase/images/a/a9/Ten_Realms_from_Thor_Vol_4_7.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20171105150151

Even if you take the interpretation that Abhi goes with and say that "all" Thor did was move back time, that's some genuine superman crazy bull shit feat.

Either way Yggrasil is enormous, and a very good feat any way you look at it.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Not even that great. Even new 52 Superboy tossed Argo city into orbit of Krypton after lifting it.

How does that benefit Aquaman?

It doesnt, Aquaman is hopelessly outclassed

Originally posted by MrMind
It doesnt, Aquaman is hopelessly outclassed

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