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As everyone knows Thor has some of the most powerfull striking of comics of herald level characters, but i will go beyond: i will say that Thor has got more planetary feats and scalling out of every characters and i hope to prove this.

Before we analised the storm manipulation feats, next we talk about striking.

I want to focus on this specific feat: Thor shater worlds when not even touching them

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Now when this feat showed up people began saying that it was not planets but moons, but fortunatly for us Aaron himself said that the what was smashed was indeed a planet

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Now many people might say that it was inconsistent. And i disagree i think it is the culmination of decades all the way from the 70s of the Thor and his equals, like Jane, Bill and Herc stating or being stated as planetary threats by narration

Statements implying planetary potency

(avengers vol 8 issue 5, Journey into the mystery 125, ultron forever, Thor lighting and lament, Omega plight: Alpha to Omega part 4, Avengers vol 5 issue 8)
Avengers issue 99
Avengers issue 99
S.W.O.R.D issue 3
S.W.O.R.D issue 3

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(without mjolnir) Jane Thor and Odin with their own punches was able to make large cracks in the surface of jupiter rounds moons the biggest ones in the solar system, with one being almost the same size as mars. She has the exact same strength as Thor and most of the energy in the punch is lost in the moment of impact

And in fact Thor has a few feats that replicate the shaterring planets around him this in similar ways. Like stricking hard enough to be felt in all the nine realms barehanded

Loki (2010) issue 4
Loki (2010) issue 4

When just a issue before the nine realms show themselves as planets. So Thor shook planets with his fist

Loki (2010 #3)
Loki (2010 #3)

Then, later Thor hits a clone of his so hard it is felt in earth, nidavelir and Asgard

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Aaron later clarified that nidavelir has mountains as big as moons, making a very sizeable realm

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Beta ray Bill was even the first option when dealing with a planet killing missle/ bullet that would harden the more time it spent traveling in space. The bullet already was capable of destroying the earth and keept growing stronger. Bill could not reach it however because of the magical defenses of it

S.W.O.R.D (2010) issue 1

We even see some of the planets that bill destroys and bill kills the being that would later destroy a planet with their bullrush.The same writer even shows the scientific definition of planet when bill says he has destroyed planet so there is no way of rationalizing as "planetoids" or something

Thor is above characters that are said to be planet level threats

Thor has even overpowered a weapon that can shatter planets early on in his career

Tales of asgard: the mission to Mirmir and Thor issue 103

And in his every first appearence Ulik was said to be able to level a planet his punders and Thor could take some hits from them altough severely hurt. (Hell even Loki says that he can destroy a planet in one silver surfer appearence)

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I think we should adress this for the sake of being complete but in angela asgard asssasin 2 was said to have destroyed the moons of khali 247. She later in the same issue and series fought Thor and is explicitaly said to be weaker.

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In the same issue stelaris says it can shatter planets Thor overpowers her phisically and matches lighting to her energy projection. So no matter the way she is able to shatter a planet Thor can handle it

Thor can shake the celestial ships with his punches alone. The celestial warship has been show to vary in size but in the same issue it is bigger than the moon. It is also said to be the same size as the moon and bigger than a "small solar system". Let´s go with bigger than the moon as it is the most consistent. By the way the enemy that Thor fights and is "at least equal" is said be able to "hold the earth"

So it is not simply outliers, exageration, no. Thor has been said and show that his hits are able to reach interplanetary distances and shake, demolish,level and shatter celestial bodies.

The people that Thor fights are always explicitally planet level. They might become Jobbers later but it is astonishing how when they interact with Thor specifically in the same story and same writer they are show to be planetary. And this can be felt for decades You can´t be more consistent then that

With mjolnir and not holding back he is show to be able to shatter planets without even touching them.

If we would talk about outliers i would point to thor destroying the center of a galaxy and multiple stars, shaking stars and overpowering the power that can throw entire stars turned supernovas:

Planet meta: consistent

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Thor is planetary, aye.

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holy vague scaling

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@professorrespect: as always i accept feedback. The citations are incoming, i have a busy week.

The most important is how i view it: I showed the first feat, shattering planets around them. Do they agree with the statements and narration? they do, Thor and his equals can shatter planets. But then the question is: can he really shatter planets as far away as that? Then i showed that there are feats quite similar with thor being able to shook/ affect celestial bodies from afar.

The scalling then is just a plus: People when they are first intruduced and before becoming jobbers under the same writers that introduced them. So you can´t argue that they were different decades, under different writers who had different visions of the characters, no, the same writer that wrote Ulik as planetary had Thor surviving hits from him and clashing iirc

I know that no matter what i say and show you will not bend, because you already made up your mind but can you at least point to where i could improve?

edit: I´m not even saying that Ulik or Angela ARE planetary consistently specially the later i´m just saying that there are plenty of characters that are stated to be planetary in the exact same issue they fight Thor and he trashes them or is show as above them: Loki, Angela, Ulik, Stelaris. And that is a point that should be considered when writers want to show a enemy is around Thor level they show them as planetary regardless of if they will be consistent in this level later.

edit 2: Now if you take issue to me comparing Thor to bill, herc or jane then i straight up disagree

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@asgardianweapon said:

@professorrespect:

The most important is how i view it: I showed the first feat, shattering planets around them. Do they agree with the statements and narration

It's a shared feat wherein the "planets" are of unknown size and mass. Same thing with Gladiator shattering a "planet" only then we know it was hollow.

Thor and his equals can shatter planets

They can't bust a planet that much is true etc

The scalling then is just a plus

vague you mean

the same writer that wrote Ulik as planetary

when was Ulik EVER written as planetary? The only thing produced as such is a singular statement in his DEBUT issue wherein it was merely stated by Thor that he could "level a planet".

The same issue, mind, where a statement of him being able to "shatter a mountain" was shown in the exact same way and just as impressive, so there's really not anything there for discussion in that manner. As someone who's covered Ulik more than anyone else on his site I think I'm more than confident in saying that he was never on that level in any serious way.

I know that no matter what i say and show you will not bend

I don't bend to vague and wacky scaling, yes. You may believe otherwise.

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@asgardianweapon: Could you pls do Speed combat to shurt his haters up.

My boy has always been a planetary level but Superman fans and Hulk biased fans boys in this site would always lowball him no matter what.

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@professorrespect: Must you always lowball characters you don't like?Come on those are Good feats of Thor.

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@professorrespect: Must you always lowball characters you don't like?Come on those are Good feats of Thor.

Must you ad-hom and pretend I have any personal interest in fictional characters?Come on

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@swaggiejay said:

@professorrespect: Must you always lowball characters you don't like?Come on those are Good feats of Thor.

Must you ad-hom and pretend I have any personal interest in fictional characters?Come on

I have seen how much you go for Reverse Flash,Saying he could beat likes of Thanos even Thou RF is just Flash normal villain who below likes of Thor/Superman tiers.

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@professorrespect said:
@swaggiejay said:

@professorrespect: Must you always lowball characters you don't like?Come on those are Good feats of Thor.

Must you ad-hom and pretend I have any personal interest in fictional characters?Come on

I have seen how much you go for Reverse Flash

ye

Saying he could beat likes of Thanos even Thou RF is just Flash normal villain

....did you read the thread where I gave complex answers in a very detailed and reasonable debate or just went off that he's a "Flash normal villain" or whatever that's supposed to mean?

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@professorrespect:

It's a shared feat wherein the "planets" are of unknown size and mass. Same thing with Gladiator shattering a "planet" only then we know it was hollow.

No, this is disengenuous and you know that. Thor is hitting with a blunt weapon while Gorr is using pircing weapons. Can you show me any feat of Gorr doing shockwaves with pircing weapons?

In fact can you give anything to substantiate that at all? Because the narration specifically mentions THOR´S hits doing the destruction and gorr cutting and entering Thor´s flesh

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No mention of Gorr´s attacks doing any of the shattering. 11 mentions to Thor being able to shatter planets two by the same writer while one was in the same run.

This is a shared feat:

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the firs scan is not a shared feat, they are not even "sharing" the same kind of attack", Gorr has no feat to suggest he can destroy a planet while not bullrushing, there are no narrative indication to it, Gorr is just holding and pircing Thor

They can't bust a planet that much is true etc

vague you mean

Prof, you know i respect you, but the one that is being vague is you. You evade every question that people give you when trying to quantifying a feat. You just said > most anime or above said character you even wrote a "guide" to debating that basically said to write as little as possible so others can´t prove you wrong. And if i were to ask you now what is the limit that Superman, Thor or savage Hulk (up until marvel now) can destroy you would probably not answer.

And i showed here 11 statements of Thor stricking alone, two feats by base Thor that are basically the same feat but in lower scale and in one of them Thor doing with his bare hands.

Then i showed Bill destroying a planet, killing someone that made a bullrush that destroyed a planet (so bullrush>energy necessary to the planet being destroyed). Stardust as you well know was fine after busting the planet with a bullrush but bill overcame this durability twice (with the first trying killing it) and bill can even rip his hand out after it was reformed and before the planet busting showing that this made bigger damage than destroying of a planet. This was, again, confirmed a planet by the nova corps files

So here i showed that Bill can output more power than the one outputed when they destroyed a whole planet. Thrice.

Then i show that Bill statement of destroying planets are specific to planets that are massive enough to have a spherical configuration and must clear it´s own orbital path of other objects. This makes it at least mercury or above. But there are more information: the planets shown are big enough that they can atract another round shaped celestial object enough so that it can be it´s moon.

That is a lot of info that you are disqualifing just because you don´t like the evidence. I´m pretty sure mercury can´t atract a round moon. Precisely because it would have to be considerable bigger than the other object and there is a minimum for a celestial body to be round.

And in fact one of these feats is one of the most objective feats you can find. We know exactly how many round moons Jupiter have, Jane and Odin were doing this with their punches and each hit have to generate more energy than their impact in the moon.

The feat is in our solar system, with celestial bodies that we do know, not directed at or meant to destroy any and was done without Mjolnir.

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How vague uhm? Basically what you want is to have it confirmed to be earth, because this are some of the most objective planet busting you will find unless it is specifically earth

This are all very indicative that Thor can shatter a planet with Mjolnir.

  • So to sumerize: There are many many many statements or feats of him operating at moon to small planet level and his hammer amps his stricking so it would not be illogical to assume he can do something he specifically said and other people suported the claim2 it could do and then did and then he did. Keep in mind he also did two other similar but less impressive feats.
  • Is it really that crazy to assume he is planet level that was stated more than eleven times, has feats in the similar ballpark and show not once but twice and other character that was shown on screen moments before to tank this level of power? No. it isn´t.
  • (This is not even all the statements or feats or scalling obviosly)

All of this imply that we can reasonable assume Thor can destroy a planet. Like we are being told for decades he can. And you are saying that he can´t because it was vague (which i just showed it isn´t)

when was Ulik EVER written as planetary? The only thing produced as such is a singular statement in his DEBUT issue wherein it was merely stated by Thor that he could "level a planet"

The same issue, mind, where a statement of him being able to "shatter a mountain" was shown in the exact same way and just as impressive, so there's really not anything there for discussion in that manner. As someone who's covered Ulik more than anyone else on his site I think I'm more than confident in saying that he was never on that level in any serious way.

Precisely then and there in his debut where Thor says twice that he can affect a world going by leveling and shatering. And then two issues later he thinks that with a Mjolinir replica in his hands his power is supreme.

In order to not be too much and not do a gish gallop you can ignore the rest if you want you can just answer what i wrote here:

It is plain to seethat Thorhas phisicalsin themoonlevelat least245678 (focusing the power that could destroy the moon by being near it)9 (for an extended period of time with a lighting that at least lowballing dwarfed the moon) but here i´m focusing specifically in the striking and with Mjolnir which amps his powers. The bigger moons are compared to Mars and mercury, planets

  • So to sumerize: There are many many many statements or feats of him operating at moon to small planet level and his hammer amps his stricking so it would not be illogical to assume he can do something he specifically said or someone else said it could do and then did and then he did two other similar but less impressive feats and that basically his clone has done too.
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Nice. love some good striking feats.

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@professorrespect: So how many times will Thor and his literal equals will have to state and perform the same exact feat so it is consistent prof?

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@professorrespect:

It's a shared feat wherein the "planets" are of unknown size and mass. Same thing with Gladiator shattering a "planet" only then we know it was hollow.

No, this is disengenuous

Crie

Thor is hitting with a blunt weapon while Gorr is using pircing weapons

And? Are you saying the Necrosword can't make shockwaves or something?

Because the narration specifically mentions THOR´S hits

It mentions his body tearing apart, sure. It doesn't mention only his hits causing the destruction, sadly.

They can't bust a planet that much is true etc

vague you mean

Prof, you know i respect you

yeah

You evade every question that people give you when trying to quantifying a feat

>asks if thor can bust a planet

>"u evading the quantifying questions?"

ok

I'm just going to respond to what's relevant given you waste time talking about nonsensical and irrelevant elements that aren't related to the questions. Don't do that.

And if i were to ask you now what is the limit that Superman, Thor or savage Hulk (up until marvel now) can destroy you would probably not answer

Not a planet-sized mass?

Then i showed Bill destroying a planet

A small planet, alas; something easy to tell just from the art and proportions alone. Still don't see Thor busting one yet.

And in fact one of these feats is one of the most objective feats you can find. We know exactly how many round moons Jupiter have

Why are we talking about small moons now?

because this are some of the most objective planet busting

>planet busting

>"ok so here are some small moons being destroyed"

ok?

This are all very indicative that Thor can shatter a planet with Mjolnir

Show it happening. I don't care about your vague scaling involving things that aren't

A. Thor

B. Thor interacting with a planet-sized mass.

Anything else that goes as broad and as off-topic as what you have presented has no interest from me.

So to sumerize: There are many many many statements or feats of him operating at moon to small planet leve

And no planet-busting, I see.

All of this imply that we can reasonable assume Thor can destroy a planet

Show it then. If it's not vague then it should be a simple and easy matter to just show the feat happening.

when was Ulik EVER written as planetary? The only thing produced as such is a singular statement in his DEBUT issue wherein it was merely stated by Thor that he could "level a planet"

The same issue, mind, where a statement of him being able to "shatter a mountain" was shown in the exact same way and just as impressive, so there's really not anything there for discussion in that manner. As someone who's covered Ulik more than anyone else on his site I think I'm more than confident in saying that he was never on that level in any serious way.

Precisely then and there in his debut where Thor says twice that he can affect a world going by leveling and shatering

Cool, same issue where Ulik debuted and the same one where him destroying a mountain was as impressive as destroying a planet.

Obviously neither happened, so it's essentially a non-important hyperbolic with no relevance to the scaling here.

And then two issues later he thinks that with a Mjolinir replica in his hands his power is supreme

What's "supreme" in quantifiable terms, exactly?

It is plain to seethat Thorhas phisicalsin themoonlevelat least245678 (focusing the power that could destroy the moon by being near it)9 (for an extended period of time with a lighting that at least lowballing dwarfed the moon)

Ok, so moon-level busting? Cool. Where's the planet busting?

The bigger moons are compared to Mars and mercury

Why are we comparing moons to planets? You are saying "bigger moons" that can be compared size-wise but you don't have any detailed showings to suggest which ones are which nor how cracking them is supposed to conflate to such.

So to sumerize: There are many many many statements or feats of him operating at moon to small planet level

To summarize:

Thor has no planet-busting feats

He has vague ways of trying to stick him to that level if you do scaling chains

He has statements that allude to such but have no logical follow-through

fairly easy to get.

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@asgardianweapon said:

@professorrespect: So how many times will Thor and his literal equals will have to state and perform the same exact feat so it is consistent prof?

I don't recall any time base Thor has busted a planet on-panel? You certainly haven't shown any to even consider being "consistent" yet lol.

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@swaggiejay:i appreciate your enthusiasm but do not ad homn. And as i said before i respect prof, he is a very cool guy for the little that we interacted i would like if you could not give this energy to the debate

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@asgardianweapon said:

@professorrespect:

Crie

Not an argument.

And? Are you saying the Necrosword can't make shockwaves or something?

When there is no indication

It mentions his body tearing apart, sure. It doesn't mention only his hits causing the destruction, sadly.

There is in fact... plenty of evidence for the people that don´t want to push an agenda see. The whole focus of the first two paragraphs and the whole moment is in the swing of the hammer each time harder then previosly. There is a swift reference to the cuts but the whole part is about Thor and his bludgeoning and thundering. The specific pannel in fact takes the time to focus on only things that relate to Thor:

"Thor ignored the pain (whose pain? Thor´s). The roar of his own screams. The shattering of worlds around him Thor focused only on bludgeoning and ignored...."

And even if we ignore that and give ourselves to the reading comprehension curse i can substantiate that the power comes from Thor because Thor´s power can shatter planets. Gorr has no feats of doing this.

You are against assuming things up until the moment it does not suit you.

We see the bludgeoning, we see the consequences of bludgeoning, we see that thor thundered on (which means strike powerfully plus a pun bc he is you know the god of thunder) you don´t see any mention of Gorr cuts affecting nothing except Thor.

So logically you atribute this to Gorr too (??????????)

>asks if thor can bust a planet

>"u evading the quantifying questions?"

ok

I'm just going to respond to what's relevant given you waste time talking about nonsensical and irrelevant elements that aren't related to the questions. Don't do that.

Ok. What can Thor bust then prof.

Not a planet-sized mass?

This is called evasion prof. Or being "vague"

A small planet, alas; something easy to tell just from the art and proportions alone. Still don't see Thor busting one yet.

And this is subjective as hell. You know what is not subjective? what the writer wrote on his own story defining what is a planet that coincides with the scientific definition of a planet. Plus again you are literaly denying evidence prof

Why are we talking about small moons now?

Prof for the love of god read the scans. This "small moons" are the bigger moons on the solar system. Most of them are bigger than Mercury and just a bit smaller than mars...a small planet

>Small moons

>mars sized object

lol

Show it happening. I don't care about your vague scaling involving things that aren't

A. Thor

B. Thor interacting with a planet-sized mass.

Anything else that goes as broad and as off-topic as what you have presented has no interest from me.

Bill interacting with a planet sized mass. Thor interacting with a planet sized mass and acidentally destroying when he is not touching it. Jane Thor cracking a planet sized mass.

Show it then. If it's not vague then it should be a simple and easy matter to just show the feat happening.

I mean besides the one that you claimed it was not a planet going against the writer? And the one you deny because it is "scalling" when something that just survived a planet busting is torn to shreads and then survives planet busting AGAIN only to lose conscious against a few hits from bill again?

I mean besides the one that had to be fixed by Thor midfight because the shockwaves (which get weaker by simple phisics involving volume) were shattering aka my first scan?

Cool, same issue where Ulik debuted and the same one where him destroying a mountain was as impressive as destroying a planet.

Obviously neither happened, so it's essentially a non-important hyperbolic with no relevance to the scaling here.

Out of the two statements the one he can affect a planet wins by 100% advantage (2 to one). And they don´t contradict each other too "oh so he can destroy a mountain? it is even worse he can level and shatter a planet too.

Is it not important? when there are more than 14 statements indicating the EXACT same thing? when it is show that Thor can shatter planets on pannel? when it is show that Bill can shatter planets?

"It is plain to seethat Thorhas phisicalsin themoonlevelat least245678 (focusing the power that could destroy the moon by being near it)9 (for an extended period of time with a lighting that at least lowballing dwarfed the moon)

Ok, so moon-level busting? Cool. Where's the planet busting?

In the scans prof, you need to open them to read it. Like the one that Thor controled a storm that could make lighting that is bigger than the sun, winds that can blow away the sun/planets out of orbit and canalised a good part of it to his body

Of course the argument here being pretty simple: Moon level stats and planet level stricking with Mjolnir just like it was stated

Why are we comparing moons to planets? You are saying "bigger moons" that can be compared size-wise but you don't have any detailed showings to suggest which ones are which nor how cracking them is supposed to conflate to such.

Because if earth was closer to Jupiter we would be one of Jupiter´s moon. If you really want to be less vague you will have to understand that there is an overlap between "big moons" and small planets.

So basically what i showed you was Jane Thor cracking a bunch of mars and mercuries while not even trying to destroy it and without Mjolnir. On pannel.

To summarize:

Thor has no planet-busting feats

He has vague ways of trying to stick him to that level if you do scaling chains

He has statements that allude to such but have no logical follow-through

fairly easy to get.

Yeah if you want to be nitpicky and wrong lol.

Thor was shattering a planet not even being close to it. We know it was a planet because the writer of the story stated so and we saw being shattered too.

It is not inconssistent because the feat was replicated in smaller scale in less dangerous situations, has plenthora of statement and a bunch of evidence of being able to do so, like shattering planet sized celestial bodies with mere punches, his equal destroying a planet etc.

Your argument is like if i said: an atomic bomb of today can destroy a city. And then you go "nuh hun we never saw it being used"

The initial question of does Thor have planetary striking? Has the only answer: Yes, he shattered worlds by not even touching them.

is this consistent: Yes. We were led o believe that he can do this, over and over

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@professorrespect:Don´t pretend like being show on pannel is the end all be all of evidence.

You would discard this pannels in an instant as soon as you saw it and so would i:

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This is Thor and Bill destroying the center of a galaxy. A true shared feat if you ask me but if you count 50% for each it would be 2 million solar masses for each. But you would not consider it, because logic is what determines the validity of a feat.

Another example:

Jane Thor with Mjolnir overpowering the full power of the shiar gods that were previosly shown to throw a star that went nova meaning is at least eight times bigger than the sun.

So if logic can disqualify a feat as an outlier it can qualify it as valid and in a certain level if there is enough evidence to support it.

So i showed Thor shattering a confirmed planet by himself with his hits while not touching the planet. We know he shattered because he needed to fix the whole planet mid battle or people would die

Then i show other people that are his exact equals: destroying a planet, killing and defeating someone that tanked a planet busting attack, cracking planets the size of mars by mere punches a total of more than 14 statements and three feats in the same ballpark.

prof: nuh uhn.

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#21  Edited By scarlet_death  Moderator

@asgardianweapon: Please read the forum guidelines and post threads like this in "Feats and Analysis" in the future.

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@asgardianweapon said:

@professorrespect:Don´t pretend like being show on pannel is the end all be all of evidence

Generally if you want to say a feat is possible, it being shown is the best measure of such.

So i showed Thor shattering a confirmed planet

A planet that isn't quantifiable in any possible manner while the feat in question was shared? Wouldn't really count then, naturally.

Then i show other people that are his exact equals

You show them not busting planets either. Again, easy to get that your conclusion isn't backed up with on-panel evidence unless you provide it in a vague manner via scaling chains and whatnot.

And? Are you saying the Necrosword can't make shockwaves or something?

When there is no indication

What proof is there that it can't make shockwaves?

It mentions his body tearing apart, sure. It doesn't mention only his hits causing the destruction, sadly.

There is in fact... plenty of evidence for the people that don´t want to push an agenda see

Like?

The whole focus of the first two paragraphs and the whole moment is in the swing of the hammer each time harder then previosly

Nothing mentioned relates to Thor being sorely responsible for the cracks.

Thor´s power can shatter planets. Gorr has no feats of doing this

Gorr's done a awful lot more than shatter a planet lol

Also Thor's power can "shatter planets"? Why not show it then?

So logically you atribute this to Gorr too

Shared feat, naturally.

Ok. What can Thor bust then prof

Not a planet-sized mass?

This is called evasion prof

So answering your question is evasion? I think that's called "incredulous reasoning" kek.

A small planet, alas; something easy to tell just from the art and proportions alone. Still don't see Thor busting one yet.

And this is subjective as hell

Welcome to comics.

You know what is not subjective? what the writer wrote on his own story

Did the writer write that the planet that Beta ran into was a Earth-sized planet or what, exactly?

Why are we talking about small moons now?

Prof for the love of god read the scans. This "small moons" are the bigger moons on the solar system

So still moons then? We aren't talking about large moons or small planets, we're talking about planet busting. Show Thor busting a planet as you claim he can do.

Show it happening. I don't care about your vague scaling involving things that aren't

A. Thor

B. Thor interacting with a planet-sized mass.

Anything else that goes as broad and as off-topic as what you have presented has no interest from me.

Bill interacting with a planet sized mass

Bill isn't Thor nor was it a planet-sized mass equated to Earth.

Show it then. If it's not vague then it should be a simple and easy matter to just show the feat happening.

I mean besides the one that you claimed it was not a planet going against the writer

Anyone can look at the scan only and determine that the proportions are absolutely nowhere near a regular planet size. That much I can definitely see merely off what the visuals consistently show off.

Cool, same issue where Ulik debuted and the same one where him destroying a mountain was as impressive as destroying a planet.

Obviously neither happened, so it's essentially a non-important hyperbolic with no relevance to the scaling here.

Out of the two statements the one he can affect a planet wins by 100% advantage(2 to one). And they don´t contradict each other

You don't think that a mountain/planet being conflated together as statements shows that there's little seriousness from using the hyperbolics there, right? Like Ulik does neither in that story to boot, so it's just essentially bluster.

Is it not important

Not really, no. It's a low-level statement that isn't backed up by on-panel showings.

Why are we comparing moons to planets? You are saying "bigger moons" that can be compared size-wise but you don't have any detailed showings to suggest which ones are which nor how cracking them is supposed to conflate to such.

Because if earth was closer to Jupiter we would be one of Jupiter´s moon

Again I'm not seeing any sort of quantifiable point to how Jane Thor/weakened Odin making cracks in nameless moons is supposed to be drawn up here.

So basically what i showed you was Jane Thor cracking a bunch of mars and mercuries

So not planet-busting then. Cool. Kinda seeing why this stuff doesn't get taken more seriously.

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#23  Edited By rajjarsalt

Thor's Asgard-meteor bust is probably the best. Should be supernova+ level based on visual magnitude of the explosion + distance factored in.

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They're on Asgard
They're on Asgard
They're on Earth
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Great thread with a very well supported conclusion! Kudos!

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@professorrespect:Don´t pretend like being show on pannel is the end all be all of evidence.

You would discard this pannels in an instant as soon as you saw it and so would i:

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This is Thor and Bill destroying the center of a galaxy. A true shared feat if you ask me but if you count 50% for each it would be 2 million solar masses for each. But you would not consider it, because logic is what determines the validity of a feat.

Another example:

Jane Thor with Mjolnir overpowering the full power of the shiar gods that were previosly shown to throw a star that went nova meaning is at least eight times bigger than the sun.

So if logic can disqualify a feat as an outlier it can qualify it as valid and in a certain level if there is enough evidence to support it.

So i showed Thor shattering a confirmed planet by himself with his hits while not touching the planet. We know he shattered because he needed to fix the whole planet mid battle or people would die

Then i show other people that are his exact equals: destroying a planet, killing and defeating someone that tanked a planet busting attack, cracking planets the size of mars by mere punches a total of more than 14 statements and three feats in the same ballpark.

prof: nuh uhn.

The portal feat is a bit more context based than a flat out outlier imo. They needed to clash the hammers at the center of the portal to detonate it i think so they couldnt just go around busting it normally.

Jane supernova thing is valid, Thor and some other people on his tier have other solar system level feats too. Jane thor also had another feat on that range or even above, tanking fire hot enough to set ablaze ships on other galaxies. So i think even stellar to solar system++ level feats aren't super outlierish. This thread is pretty good at showing there are tons of planetary feats btw.

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#26  Edited By takenstew22  Moderator

@nwname: It has been shown quite a few times enchanted Uru weapons cause chain reactions when they hit each other. They consistently have done enormous feats when colliding.

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Great thread with a very well supported conclusion! Kudos!