MCU Thor solos the Iron Man family

Thor is in his prime with Mjolnir.

Can the god of thunder solo five Iron Man armored heroes?

Round 2

Tony Stark calls in the Iron Legion. Thor gets Stormbreaker and Mjolnir.

Who wins, Iron Man or Thor?

Is Tony in bleeding edge armour both rounds?

R1 - Iron Family, Thor hasn’t got reliable range and his only method to take them down is melee.

R2 1 Thor tosses his weapons a few times and calls it a day

@the_hajduk: Is this Ragnarok Thor or just Infinity war Thor without stormbreaker? If it's the latter Iron Family takes it mid difficulty in the first round, but if it's the former then Iron Man solos.

Thor should win the second round with ease

Tony takes r1 Thor stomps 2 with an AoE and several decaps

@kryptonianking88: @lilbroomstick: @chaos239: @asianantics: Edited OP. Thor has Mjolnir in R1 and Iron Man team is at their strongest versions every round.

Thor both rounds.

@the_hajduk: in that case, he gets beaten 1 high diff with Hulkbuster Tony and Iron Man as MVP

Round 2 goes the same

Still the same answer for me, although round 1 is more difficult

Thor wins both rounds. Way stronger, he might be faster, and they aren’t damaging him.

IM fam r1, Thor r2

Iron Man family can take round 1 with high difficulty, but Thor sweeps round 2.

@takenstew22: I think round 2 still feature the same cast of charaters as round 1 but Tony just has more support.But whatever IM3 suits are scrap metal fodders anyway so they wouldn't change anything aside from allowing Thor to have extra fun

Yeah but I think SB gives Thor a good advantage. Two weapons are better than one.

Equipped God of Thunder is too much against current arsenals of Iron Fam; but with proper prep time, even Tony can take out Thor by himself.

Iron Men stomp. IW/EG Iron Man or Rescue would give hell of a fight even in 1v1 (if Thor doesn't have SB).

Iron man family loses both rounds. He's not the level of thor. People forget that asgardians are vastly above human

Round 1 depends on Iron Man`s ability to absorb lightning. Thor may very well be able to exceed his absorption ability but its unclear.

Round 2 goes to Thor. The Iron Legion are non factors and Stormbreaker gives Thor the ability to one shot.

Are y’all serious right now? Iron Man hasn’t got a chance of doing anything to Thor.

@nn5: @kaizergenocide: @takenstew22: @rawsos: @kryptonianking88: @chaos239: Can any of you guys explain the argument for Iron Men winning round 1? I'm not seeing it. Thor holds every advantage except maybe speed, and his lightning would rip through half the team in an instant.

@cocacolaman: i forgot thor has star level durability thor both rounds

@cocacolaman:

Nano IM and HB both have Hulk level striking, and the Nano suit is particularly durable with strength to contest Thor.

Nano IM can separate Thor from Mjolnir (as seen in A1) and restrain him using nano tech, then Thor gets his face pummeled. Rest of the family can work to keep Thor off balance

@cocacolaman: Lightning would rip them in half? Iron Man absorbed Thor's lighting in EG and used it in form of repulsors. It would be useless tbh and might be even used against Thor as repulsors.

Plus Thor doesn't dwarf Iron Man in strength as Tony could restrain Thanos' one arm in IW (and wrestle until Thanos used second hand in EG).

I never said or implied that, so you can get out of here with that.

They can strike hard, but Hulk in Ragnarok (stronger than either Iron Armor in terms of striking) was laying it on pre-Awakening Thor and he was never scratched. And Thanos went at Thor's face, but Thor took it conscious. Meanwhile, Thor pre-Awakening had striking like this.

Now you're giving a much stronger Thor Mjolnir. Out of everything Tony has done, none of it allows him to tank this. Not that he needs Mjolnir, since Awakened Thor was doing more to Hulk with singular punches than entire barrages of Hulkbuster hits were doing to a weaker Hulk, and that was when Hulk was leaping at him to attack, while Hulkbuster had free shots. Not to mention the shockwave difference between Thor's punch and the clash between Hulkbuster and the obviously stronger Hulk.

Iron Man separated Thor from his hammer when Thor had no idea who he was. Here, Thor knows exactly what to expect. If you take Thor's hammer away, he can still summon lightning strong enough to possibly KO Hela, who is tiers above Iron Man in stats.

Thor let Tony use his lightning using a specific part of his armor. There's no reason at all he'd use all his power just to charge up Iron Man. Full Powered lightning is strong enough to crack Jotunheim.

This had more destruction than the meteor which put Tony off screen for a minute or so, and Thor after Awakening can summon more than that in an instant. Plus, if you look at the scenes where Tony absorbs lightning, the one where Thor is actually being attacked, he was being pushed back and his armor was melting. That was a minuscule lightning bolt.

Thor does dwarf Tony is strength. Iron Man had issues taking the Gauntlet off Thanos when he was drugged, EG Thor was at a leverage disadvantage against Thanos and was still slowing the descent of Stormbreaker. Thor also had enough strength to beat around the Hulk with his lightning amped hits, which is way beyond the power of Iron Man.

And you said Thor would lose both rounds if I'm getting your comment right. Thor with Stormbreaker one shot Thanos. They literally can't get close to Thor, and the last thing they need to do against Thor is use long range attacks since Thor won't even be bothered by it.

That's an explosion that vaporized a city sized landmass. Thor survived that Pre-Awakening, when he didn't have a healing factor. The entire Iron Family can waste their day but won't knock Thor out.

@cocacolaman: He wasn't scratched, but he was unresponsive. Thor couldn't even raise his arm to block - if not for his lightning power he would've been KO'd. Just thinking about it logically, it would make no sense that Hulk, depicted as Thor's physical superior in all MCU films, would get his punches no sold.

Nano Iron Man has survived an amped Mjolnir throw and a beatdown from Thanos including a power stone punch, he can easily take a few swings or punches, which won't hit him since he has a fight pattern analyzer good enough to stomp Cap.

Lightning won't be a problem for Iron Man. He absorbed it twice - both times Thor spent a noticeable amount charging it, not something he can do in battle. And he's already endured the power stone and briefly wielded the IG. And the hammer can be punched out of his hands or Iron Man can just cover his hand with nanobots after he throws Mjolnir

Nano-Tech Iron Man held his own against Thanos for a little bit and the Hulkbuster suit, while operated by Banner and wasn't as good as Tony was with it, still adds more trouble. I think the added weight should be enough to put Thor down.

R1: Iron Man family has a chance. But if Thor spams lightning like he did on Asgard against Hela's troops coupled with Mjolnir, he could edge out a few wins probably.

R2: This round is a definite win for Thor. SB would cleave through every suit that Tony has and it'd take a while for them to put him down.

@kryptonianking88:

He wasn't scratched, but he was unresponsive. Thor couldn't even raise his arm to block - if not for his lightning power he would've been KO'd.

Thor has his lightning powers here, so you've pretty much admitted he'll be fine against that striking power.

Just thinking about it logically, it would make no sense that Hulk, depicted as Thor's physical superior in all MCU films, would get his punches no sold.

Thor has been depicted as Iron Man's superior, period, in all films, to a higher degree than Hulk to Thor in physicals. So if Hulk can KO Thor with that difference in physicals, imagine what Thor can do to Iron Man.

Nano Iron Man has survived an amped Mjolnir throw and a beatdown from Thanos including a power stone punch, he can easily take a few swings or punches, which won't hit him since he has a fight pattern analyzer good enough to stomp Cap.

He "survived" it, but he was completely unresponsive and, IIRC, damaged. As for the Power Stone punch, literally every other punch Thanos threw without the Stone amp was ripping apart Iron Man's armor, so I personally think it's an outlier in that regard. I agree he can take, like, two swings, but when Thanos (who I think has less striking power than a Lightning Amped Mjolnir) can tear apart Tony's armor, I think it's fair to assume Thor is going to be going through Tony fast.

Lightning won't be a problem for Iron Man. He absorbed it twice - both times Thor spent a noticeable amount charging it, not something he can do in battle.

One time, Thor used a tiny bolt and still hurt Tony. The other time, Thor was helping Tony, not attacking him. Thor can instantly summon lightning stronger than his best pre-Rag feats, so the charge up argument doesn't really matter for the Avengers fight.

And he's already endured the power stone and briefly wielded the IG.

Thor also endured the Power Stone with a slight burn after being beaten to the point he couldn't break out of metal before being caught in an explosion that destroyed a building busting explosion, which only knocked him out for an unknown amount of time. In that time, Thor was stuck in space, which Iron Man was implied to not be able to survive when he saved Strange.

The IG was burning through Tony's armor. Not exactly the best measure of durability.

And the hammer can be punched out of his hands or Iron Man can just cover his hand with nanobots after he throws Mjolnir

If someone gets close to Thor, they're getting their face beat off. The nanobots would be torn off immediately by Thor just shooting lightning out his hands or summoning Mjolnir back to bust through the tech.

I disagree. Mjolnir being thrown and used like in Ragnarok would knock Spidey, War Machine and (unless I missed something) Rescue out of the fight immediately. Hulkbuster is strong, but would get torn through by Thor, considering both Hulk and Cull were ripping it apart like nothing. Iron Man himself, obviously, can't beat someone above the Hulk while wielding the weapon that allowed a street leveler to beat up Thanos.

@cocacolaman:

Thor can get knocked out of his lightning mode if he gets hurt and I don't think the lightning gives him constant healing. It worked like Mjolnir in his solo film or Stormbreaker in IW, as more a "health pack" that immediately restored him. Thanos was able to headbutt him out of his lightning and Hela stabbed him out of it

Thor was only depicted as an obvious superior in A1. A2, under the same director, had Stark build a suit capable of matching the Hulk pound for pound.

He did get KO'd, but considering the fact that he routinely gets hits with blows that do damage to his armor without being KO'd (Mjolnir didn't even dent him), I think this is PIS or just Stark being out of practice. As for the power stone, that was what what shredded Tony. Every one of Thanos's other hits were healed, but the power stone took like half of his chest armor off him. You also didn't address Tony being more skilled here. He can analyze Thor's fighting and counter all of his moves.

True, Thor did endure it, but I'm bringing it up for Iron Man to show he can take Thor's lightning, we can both agree energy attacks won't do much against Thor here, and while the IG did burn through his armor, he still has to be strong enough to wield it. Weaker beings get disintegrated instantly upon touching just the power stone.

Iron Man can knock the hammer out of his hand, again, with his skill advantage. And while nanobots won't last long, it should be enough for Hulkbuster or Nano IM to give him a beating and disorient him, especially with added help from Rescue and War Machine

@cocacolaman

I agreed with @takenstew22 when he said Iron Fam "can" take R1 with "high" difficulty meaning there is a slim chance of them winning R1 but still with a chance, proper teamwork plus the numbers game comes into factor even so if Thor is a God himself, Iron Fam "could" still mob him to at least immobilize Thor but not actually kill him. Winning condition not stated by @the_hajduk so Iron Fam don't have to actually kill Thor R1 to say they won.

But with proper prep time if allowed, Iron Fam WILL destroy Thor. Or even Tony by himself. He has the brains, connections plus the resources and nano tech. Much like Reed Richards used the Ultimate Nullifier against Galactus, Tony will come up for sure, something like that.

Thor wrecks both rounds. The Iron Legion was basically fodder, lol.

@blackspidey2099: True,if I recall corectly,the Iron Legion suits were basicly shiny Ultron bots or in the same tier of trash

Upon revision of the thread, Thor wins both rounds.

@cocacolaman: Jotunheim sent only some debris into the air and mostly made the land collapse (meaning it was hollow below). Apart from that, the Titan meteor was blunt force, and IM armor can't absorb that type of energy by feats (unlike lightning). Both aren't comparable at all.

Again, Thor's lighting attack in Avengers 1 was against vastly inferior Iron Man armor.

When it comes to strength - Thanos was overpowering both Thor's strength and Thor's TK control over Stormbreaker, while enjoying this slow torture. At the same time, we know that angry Hulk is roughly twice as strong as Thor in pure physicals (from Ragnarok) while Thanos > Hulk. About striking, Iron Man made Thanos bleed which is better than dazing Hulk. I completely don't see how Thor outclasses him strength/striking wise (though Thor has significantly better blunt force durability but that's it).

And I was refering mostly to the first fight. With Stormbreaker, I'd back Thor for very clear majority over a team (and he would obviously stomp any of Iron Men individually).

@kryptonianking88: Sorry for the late response, I completely forgot to respond.

Thor can get knocked out of his lightning mode if he gets hurt and I don't think the lightning gives him constant healing. It worked like Mjolnir in his solo film or Stormbreaker in IW, as more a "health pack" that immediately restored him. Thanos was able to headbutt him out of his lightning and Hela stabbed him out of it

The key word is "if." Not only can Thor block any of their attacks with Mjolnir, he can also dodge. Even if they knock him out of it, Thor can enter back into it near about instantly.

Thor was only depicted as an obvious superior in A1. A2, under the same director, had Stark build a suit capable of matching the Hulk pound for pound.

• AoU: Tony specifically decided Thor was the person needed for destroying Sokovia, Ultron went after Thor because he was the most annoying Avenger, and Thor was moving in Quicksilver's slow mo scene where Iron Man was frozen.
• Civil War: Ross called Thor a "30 Megaton Nuke." Tony wished he had Hulk on his team, and Thor is comparable to the Hulk in overall capability.
• Ragnarok: Thor believed himself the Strongest Avenger and he was going toe-to-toe with Hulk, the actual Strongest Avenger at the time. Do I need to mention him being on Hela's level, and Hela is very obviously stronger than Iron Man?
• Infinity War: Thor got beat up by Thanos, tortured by an Infinity Stone, and caught in an explosion that destroyed the Statesman, then survived the cold of space. Thor went on to be considered too strong for the Guardians while unconscious and Iron Man got casually fought by them. When Thor arrived at Nidavellir, he reset the rings and survived a Star beam which was considered suicide. I'd also like to note how Thanos was very capable of killing Tony, yet when he tried to kill Thor at the beginning, Thor survived.

Even in movies they don't meet, Thor is better, and post Awakening, Thor gets feats that make Iron Man look like a Happy Meal plastic wrapper.

He did get KO'd, but considering the fact that he routinely gets hits with blows that do damage to his armor without being KO'd (Mjolnir didn't even dent him), I think this is PIS or just Stark being out of practice.

This is fair enough. In the MCU, sometimes people are fine from damage but unconscious without a scratch. It's weird.

As for the power stone, that was what what shredded Tony. Every one of Thanos's other hits were healed, but the power stone took like half of his chest armor off him.

Can't believe it took me two years to notice that. Guess you learn something new everyday.

Anyway, in this case, it doesn't really help you since Thanos' hit literally damaged Iron Man beyond total repair, so it's not exactly a durability feat.

You also didn't address Tony being more skilled here. He can analyze Thor's fighting and counter all of his moves.

Iron Man had to scan Captain America's specific fight pattern to counter it. That doesn't mean Iron Man is more skilled than Cap. The only reason Tony ever got to use his fight analyzer in the first place was because Steve couldn't damage him. Thor gets on Tony, he's going to be manhandled before the analyzer gets useful.

True, Thor did endure it, but I'm bringing it up for Iron Man to show he can take Thor's lightning, we can both agree energy attacks won't do much against Thor here, and while the IG did burn through his armor, he still has to be strong enough to wield it. Weaker beings get disintegrated instantly upon touching just the power stone.

If it burned through his armor, it doesn't show he can take Thor's lightning. Is the IG stronger than Thor's lightning? Yes. But since Tony was damaged by it, it's useless. It would be like using the Star feat to prove Thor would no sell DCEU Doomsday's hits.

Iron Man can knock the hammer out of his hand, again, with his skill advantage. And while nanobots won't last long, it should be enough for Hulkbuster or Nano IM to give him a beating and disorient him, especially with added help from Rescue and War Machine

The skill advantage that Tony has to develop over time which he doesn't have.

Without Mjolnir, Thor still has way too much strength behind him to even worry with Hulkbuster. HB was ripped by Hulk and wouldn't have lasted a fourth as long as it did if it didn't get repairs. If they get within striking distance of each other, Thor would maul the suit. Iron Man himself is still not good enough to last by himself.

Really, are we going to argue that any Iron Man suit can tank this?

And that was pre-Awakening. Post Awakening can amp a random sword into piercing the Bifrost, so what do you think it can do with Mjolnir?

@kaizergenocide:

I agreed with (tag) when he said Iron Fam "can" take R1 with "high" difficulty meaning there is a slim chance of them winning R1 but still with a chance, proper teamwork plus the numbers game comes into factor even so if Thor is a God himself, Iron Fam "could" still mob him to at least immobilize Thor but not actually kill him. Winning condition not stated by (tag) so Iron Fam don't have to actually kill Thor R1 to say they won.

Regardless, Thor can one shot 3/5 of the team unless I'm forgetting something major. Hulkbuster won't last long either. Considering Thor can throw his hammer in a way to attack independent of him, he wouldn't have issues dismantling Tony while everyone else gets mauled by Mjolnir.

But with proper prep time if allowed, Iron Fam WILL destroy Thor. Or even Tony by himself. He has the brains, connections plus the resources and nano tech. Much like Reed Richards used the Ultimate Nullifier against Galactus, Tony will come up for sure, something like that.

It's not exactly relevant since Tony doesn't have prep, but I agree.

@nn5:

Jotunheim sent only some debris into the air and mostly made the land collapse (meaning it was hollow below). Apart from that, the Titan meteor was blunt force, and IM armor can't absorb that type of energy by feats (unlike lightning). Both aren't comparable at all.

Jotunheim had a tower fall over from the shockwave and broke land for hundreds to maybe even thousands of meters. It's way better than anything Tony took.

Iron Man still gets hurt by the lightning, as seen in A1 when Thor using a tiny bolt was hurting Tony and melting off bits of his armor. Only when Thor allowed him to absorb it did Tony do so.

Again, Thor's lighting attack in Avengers 1 was against vastly inferior Iron Man armor.

And that was a vastly inferior lightning bolt. Not like it matters, since Tony didn't show this power again until EG, wherein he was allowed to absorb it through a very specific mechanic. We can't assume Tony got better in every single aspect when he didn't even show that aspect for most of his movies.

When it comes to strength - Thanos was overpowering both Thor's strength and Thor's TK control over Stormbreaker, while enjoying this slow torture. At the same time, we know that angry Hulk is roughly twice as strong as Thor in pure physicals (from Ragnarok) while Thanos > Hulk.

This doesn't change the fact a damaged, beaten Thor was slowing Thanos with leverage (Thor's arms vs Thanos' full body,) while a Tony who was using his full body weight only restricted Thanos' arm when Thanos was drugged down. But anyway, Hulk only overpowered pre-Awakening Thor. After Thor unlocked his power, he got way more powerful, as seen from Thor's performance against both Hulk and Hela before and after Awakening. He went from getting stomped to holding his own and even outdoing them with his physicals.

About striking, Iron Man made Thanos bleed which is better than dazing Hulk. I completely don't see how Thor outclasses him strength/striking wise (though Thor has significantly better blunt force durability but that's it).

Tony was using his absolute full power just to draw one single drop of blood from Thanos, and that wasn't just stirking, nor was Iron Man fighting Thanos alone. Before Tony unleashed a full combo on Thanos, he had already slammed him with a building, Nebula had crashed into him with a spaceship, etc. Meanwhile, Thor's singular hits with lightning were doing more to Hulk than full barrages of more than two dozen Hulkbuster hits to the face. Don't say that was just Hulkbuster's arm, either, since Thor dazed Hulk with just his arm in the first punch.

And I was refering mostly to the first fight. With Stormbreaker, I'd back Thor for very clear majority over a team (and he would obviously stomp any of Iron Men individually).

Ah, my bad.

Thor dominates both rounds. The iron legion gets oneshoted by the shockwave of one of Thor's attacks.

I will CaV this match in favor of Thor for Round 1 rules.

Thor gets overwhelmed in round 1. With mjolnir he isn't much better than the Hulk, and the iron man family has Hulkbuster on their side, which by itself would be a problem, and Tony in his nano suit armor was able to give Thanos with stones some trouble and was the one who caused him to bleed, so he alone could also give Thor major trouble. Pepper has the same type of suit as Tony and did about as well as he did in battle during endgame.

With Stormbreaker Thor can go around one shotting all of them. He would still probably have some trouble due to their numbers, but he should win.

@cocacolaman:

The key word is "if." Not only can Thor block any of their attacks with Mjolnir, he can also dodge. Even if they knock him out of it, Thor can enter back into it near about instantly.

Iron Man alone was landing blasts and punches on Mjolnir Thor, not to mention him landing more hits on Thanos than Thor ever did, with his team as a distraction he can easily land blows

Even in movies they don't meet, Thor is better, and post Awakening, Thor gets feats that make Iron Man look like a Happy Meal plastic wrapper.

Many of these were energy attacks and destructive power. We don't have much direct comparisons of physical stats past Avengers 1. While Thor is obviously superior just based off all the "Strongest Avenger" stuff, the degree isn't very certain and based off scaling from Thanos, I'd argue they're on the same tier in physicals

Can't believe it took me two years to notice that. Guess you learn something new everyday.

Anyway, in this case, it doesn't really help you since Thanos' hit literally damaged Iron Man beyond total repair, so it's not exactly a durability feat.

It took that plus a previous beatdown to do that as well as other damage from the Titan battle. Thor isn't oneshotting him in anyway without Stormbreaker

Iron Man had to scan Captain America's specific fight pattern to counter it. That doesn't mean Iron Man is more skilled than Cap. The only reason Tony ever got to use his fight analyzer in the first place was because Steve couldn't damage him. Thor gets on Tony, he's going to be manhandled before the analyzer gets useful.

He could scan it while Thor is fighting the others and it only takes a second so Iron Man can do it in a 1 on 1 too

Without Mjolnir, Thor still has way too much strength behind him to even worry with Hulkbuster. HB was ripped by Hulk and wouldn't have lasted a fourth as long as it did if it didn't get repairs. If they get within striking distance of each other, Thor would maul the suit. Iron Man himself is still not good enough to last by himself.

Hulkbuster has flight and loads of gadgets like the arm cage or the repulsors to knock him off balance, and it's character for him to use it since all he did in that fight was exploit his versatility advantage on Hulk

Really, are we going to argue that any Iron Man suit can tank this?

He already has

Here it is for reference. This strike should be just as powerful logically (ignoring the environmental damage) since it was batted and had lightning behind it. And since he won't be held by Thanos and can "roll" with it in battle, he'll take it better.

And since we already agree him getting KO'd despite the suit being fine is PIS, Iron Man should be able to take those hits

Team wins RD 1, Thor curbs RD 2.

The lowballing on this thread is ridiculous, so iron man is now as strong as Thor LMAO... I can't deal.

Thor wins both rounds. Tony doesn't have feats that shows he can KO or even seriously hurt Thor. His weapons are useless and he certainly isn't KO Thor with punches.

Even Tony himself confirms Thor is the strongest Avenger.

Tony can't put Thor down and he'd rip hulk buster apart. Second round is a stomp for Thor

The jutunheim is comparable, but i think it is weaker than the meteor.

It was destroying buildings and has already argued:

I myself argue for team in the first and Thor in the second

The team brings to much firepower and versatility to the table, ok Iron Spider would be next to no factor, but Rescue for example, brings the second largest firepower (by visible/inanimate feats) with stoping the leviathan.

This Thor would be able to take a Hulkbuster for example. Would have a good fight against Rescue and Tony...but all of them together would barrage Thor and eventually there would be too much

even if he brought Stormbreaker im not sure he could win the majority

@the_hajduk: You should've equipped Tony with Jericho missiles in round 2 to make it fair. Their only chance is to dogpile Thor while his weapon is out of his hands. Other than that Tony could solo Thor with high difficulty in round 1 IMO. I'm assuming this is just Ragnarok Thor up until the point that he gets Stormbreaker in IW. Ragnarok Hulk wasn't stronger than AoU Hulk personally. I think Thor, Iron Man, Ant-Man and Cap were the only avengers that got explicit upgrades while Hulk just gained more experience and intelligence.

2nd feat- The feat seen in the first 2 gifs also double as durability feats. Some outriders could cross the Wakandan Dome with only minor burns. The same Dome fried Cull Obsidian in just a few seconds. Despite Cull not being in direct contact with the Dome.

Trading blows

Bucky catches a blow and overpowers it

Bucky catches a blow and overpowers it, crushing the RT node

Bucky overpowers and nearly rips his arc reactor out, forcing him to use the unibeam to disintegrate the metal arm

Winter Soldier vs Spider-Man

Spidey catches and overpowers his blow with absolutely no effort at all, to poor Bucky's shock

Cull

Sling ring punches through Cull's arm

Spidey webslings down Cull's thrown projectile

Spider-man is unharmed by the collision of two Sling Rings

Electro's energy projection is on Iron Man's level.

And Spider-Man withstands his mightiest blow - the unibeam pulse!

Iron Man must divert all his power into unleashing the unibeam. Behold!

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The unibeam is the strongest weapon, but even Iron Man's standard repulsor is more than enough to knock himself out - as it did.

War Machine's armor is in line with Stark's best suits - it is augmented with Stark's best upgrades -

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And yet Spider-Man, with his raw might, frees himself from far thicker an obstacle than what it took to cripple War Machine.

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(unibeam) vaped Bucky's metal arm which was easily >= Iron Man himself

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War Machine was immobilized by very little compared to Spider-Man's burden and was threatened by the concrete that Hulk was holding up for him and Rocket so they wouldn't be squashed

Cull is easily as strong as the Hulkbuster - Iron Man's strongest suit - with the naked power of his limbs alone.

And with his hammer, Cull's might suffices to rend the Hulkbuster in twain!

Still this.

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