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Originally posted by Horrificus
Thor has fought many, many super and "Godly" characters who had bladed weapons. he is still here.

Thor has been shown to have any speed, reaction and strength levels that he needs to fight an opponent. Regardless of the lack of in-depth descriptions of Thor's speed abilities, they have still be touched upon, commented upon and narrated upon in his books.

That being said, it is incorrect to discuss him as unable to deal with top-tier speedsters, even if he has not officially been labelled as one.

Thor is one of the most durable characters in comics. Period. We aren't talking about a cheesy healing factor. When Thor goes at it with a top-tier, he usually comes away with less damage, while his opponents are either healing quickly, or sleeping soundly.

As for strength and power go, it has been shown over and over, that there really are no limits to the strength levels he can achieve, the power levels he can access, or what he can do with that power.

Finally, Thor has, at least, thousands of years of experience as a warrior. Usually, when he has problems with an opponent, it is because he has become accustomed to holding back, since being sent to earth and humbled by Odin so many years ago.

Let's be honest, Thor is what Superman would be, if you gave Clark a magic hammer and access to vast, exotic and mystic powers.

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Originally posted by Golgo13
Majestic is a whole new beast that Thor has faced, IMO. Yes, Thor has faced villains/heroes with weapons. But has Thor faced someone with Majestic's level of speed, intelligence, fighting ability, and strength to compare? If so, when?

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Originally posted by Horrificus
Thor has fought many, many super and "Godly" characters who had bladed weapons. he is still here.

Thor has been shown to have any speed, reaction and strength levels that he needs to fight an opponent. Regardless of the lack of in-depth descriptions of Thor's speed abilities, they have still be touched upon, commented upon and narrated upon in his books.

That being said, it is incorrect to discuss him as unable to deal with top-tier speedsters, even if he has not officially been labelled as one.

Thor is one of the most durable characters in comics. Period. We aren't talking about a cheesy healing factor. When Thor goes at it with a top-tier, he usually comes away with less damage, while his opponents are either healing quickly, or sleeping soundly.

As for strength and power go, it has been shown over and over, that there really are no limits to the strength levels he can achieve, the power levels he can access, or what he can do with that power.

Finally, Thor has, at least, thousands of years of experience as a warrior. Usually, when he has problems with an opponent, it is because he has become accustomed to holding back, since being sent to earth and humbled by Odin so many years ago.

Let's be honest, Thor is what Superman would be, if you gave Clark a magic hammer and access to vast, exotic and mystic powers.

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Originally posted by CosmicComet
1. Majestic gets his sword that can cut through virtually anything, Thor keeps Mjolnir

2. Majestic without his sword, Thor keeps Mjonir

3. No weapons for either

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Originally posted by Mindship
1. Majestic, if Thor fights in his usual, mostly-brick fashion; Thor, if he uses Mjolnir to full potential.

2. Thor

3. Majestic, if he uses his speed more readily than Superman does. Otherwise...CDO (circumstance determined outcome), but leaning toward Thor because of his damage soak.