Jane Foster Thor and Kal Kent vs Asura and Chakravartin

Vs

Thor is random fodder compared to Kent.

Feats for Asura and Chakravartin?

@hulksmashtoaa: Asura and Chakravartin destroyed multiple stars in their battle

@drax5343:

Kent has multi-galaxy level telekinesis, and galaxies contain hundreds of billions of stars, so ... Kal one-shots all three.

@hulksmashtoaa: If I remember correctly he only moved one galaxy (with help) he didn’t destroy it.

That's not true. But before I explain further, if we were to accept what you just said at face value, being able to move even a small fraction of a galaxy would still mean being able to have enough force to move tens of billions of stars, tens of billions of planets, countless moons, planetoids, black holes, and other celestial bodies. Just projecting that type of telekinesis and focusing it onto a humanoid scale as opposed to millions of light years ... I really shouldn't have to explain this.

@hulksmashtoaa: In a Star Wars debate someone once told me moving all the stars in the Milky Way is only a solar system level feat

And you believed them?

Anyways, as for Kal's feat in question, I explained it here: https://comicvine.gamespot.com/forums/battles-7/the-father-legends-vs-superman-one-million-comic-2118779/?page=1#js-message-24013364

@hulksmashtoaa: I mean the galaxy is mostly empty space

@drax5343:

Not sure if you're trolling, I mean, good chance you are since this is 6th grade science and you just made a Hulk vs. Odin thread, but I'll bite.

Yes. Everything in the whole universe is mostly comprised of empty space, on both a micro and macro level.

Regardless, a solar system has one star. A galaxy has multiple hundreds of billions of stars. Moving the latter requires more power than the former.

@hulksmashtoaa: He makes spite matches intentionally, its a troll.

@randybutternubs:

Thanks.

@hulksmashtoaa: That’s because I’ve met some hulk fanboys on CV who think Hulk can win.

Kal literally says he can’t hold back a galaxy lol, so much for multi-galaxy level Kal.

Also binary star systems exist.

Why do these happen

Jane Thor is fodder here