Superman is post resurrection and pissed off. Thanos gets his armor/blade and Steve gets Mjolnir/Shield. No Black Hole nades for Kurse.
Takes place in MOS Metropolis
Superman is post resurrection and pissed off. Thanos gets his armor/blade and Steve gets Mjolnir/Shield. No Black Hole nades for Kurse.
Takes place in MOS Metropolis
Kal would win if he picks them off individually and fights smart. They would win with perfect teamwork.
Not sure how the team win....
Supes just goes into speed demon mode and takes them out how Hancock took out the bank robbers in the movie. Neck snapping mode
Superman wins all that saying Team is looking at it from a power standpoint Clark has in insane speed advantage he kills cap and kurse in a instant Thanos goes down seconds after
Superman stomps hard. He is in a much higher league than the MCU characters shown here. Mismatch and spite.
Superman stomps hard. He is in a much higher league than the MCU characters shown here. Mismatch and spite.
The day he takes the full force of a star and survives, you can say this. Otherwise.... ;D
@rajjarsalt: "Superman can replicate that,he shifted a tectonic plate and is said to be stronger than a planet"
@rajjarsalt: "Superman can replicate that,he shifted a tectonic plate and is said to be stronger than a planet"
Smh, fair, but a neutron star > normal stars, so full force of a neutron star > full force of a sun
@rajjarsalt: Here we go with this again.
Thor likely didn’t “tank” the “full force” of a star, seeing as to how the beam itself was merely a fraction of the actual star and that “force” didn’t have remotely enough blowback to quantify it as such.
The star was also old and dying, so utilizing young star calcs and applying it here isn’t accurate, in case someone is attempting to do so.
But for the sake of debate, I’ll take the feat at face value since the dwarf said it. However, he also mentioned (and people forget this) that Thor WAS DYING. We saw this on panel as well as his skin was fried. He needed the hammer to live. We also have to take this it face value too.
So Thor never “survived” the star and didn’t “tank” it according to dwarf, and the logic used against everyone except MCU characters. He endured it for a little while, yes. But he didn’t tank it, because it was killing him and damaged him to a degree that bypasses this physiological functioning.
Not that to would matter since Superman isn’t fighting with stars and Thor isn’t GM this battle, nor is he fist proof.
@rajjarsalt: "Superman can replicate that,he shifted a tectonic plate and is said to be stronger than a planet"
Smh, fair, but a neutron star > normal stars, so full force of a neutron star > full force of a sun
People need to stop with this 'full force of a star' bunk. Even if Thor was at the center of a star going Supernova it wouldn't be the 'full force of a star' as not all of that Force will be striking Thor. It's a hyperbolic statement.
Thor was exposed to the heat of the star that was coming through the Iris. That's about it. Still an absolutely incredible feat when compared to what has been shown thus far in the MCU but it doesn't put him remotely near star level.
@divinevisitor: and honestly the heat calcs for that feat doesn't put Thor in a good standing in comparison to Clark's best durability feat shown on screen
If this Clark isn't in the mood of getting tagged, he's not getting tagged. If he decides he wants to risk it all, they can land some good hits and then eventually he'll start avoiding them again. I imagine Cap would be smart enough to pin Mjolnir on his chest in the first opportunity he gets, if he gets it.
@divinevisitor: Ehh that is irrelevant cause at the end of the day Cw Supergirl claps both.
@rajjarsalt: Here we go with this again.
Thor likely didn’t “tank” the “full force” of a star, seeing as to how the beam itself was merely a fraction of the actual star and that “force” didn’t have remotely enough blowback to quantify it as such.
The star was also old and dying, so utilizing young star calcs and applying it here isn’t accurate, in case someone is attempting to do so.
But for the sake of debate, I’ll take the feat at face value since the dwarf said it. However, he also mentioned (and people forget this) that Thor WAS DYING. We saw this on panel as well as his skin was fried. He needed the hammer to live. We also have to take this it face value too.
So Thor never “survived” the star and didn’t “tank” it according to dwarf, and the logic used against everyone except MCU characters. He endured it for a little while, yes. But he didn’t tank it, because it was killing him and damaged him to a degree that bypasses this physiological functioning.
Not that to would matter since Superman isn’t fighting with stars and Thor isn’t GM this battle, nor is he fist proof.
Fine, gonna be serious about this.
To be in a whole different league, he'd have to survive/tank it. For example, Surtur is a whole different league from Hela. Why? He effortlessly sublimated her upon contact with his Twilight Sword.
As for the old/dying part, that's all neutron star's m8. Why do you think everyone and their father have been calling it the "heart of a dying star" ever since the beginning. I mean, you could be right, it's an old neutron star, then we just say the beam came from the core, aka heart, of the star, which also has scientific support with the visuals, but then it becomes hilariously better than what "full force of a star" actually means in irl, practical, non-star-level terms.
@rajjarsalt: "Superman can replicate that,he shifted a tectonic plate and is said to be stronger than a planet"
Smh, fair, but a neutron star > normal stars, so full force of a neutron star > full force of a sun
People need to stop with this 'full force of a star' bunk. Even if Thor was at the center of a star going Supernova it wouldn't be the 'full force of a star' as not all of that Force will be striking Thor. It's a hyperbolic statement.
Thor was exposed to the heat of the star that was coming through the Iris. That's about it. Still an absolutely incredible feat when compared to what has been shown thus far in the MCU but it doesn't put him remotely near star level.
M8 it's not hyperbolic. Nor is it "full force" in terms of viner logic. There's an objective way to decipher Eitri's statement and its in the VFX analysis.
@rajjarsalt: "Superman can replicate that,he shifted a tectonic plate and is said to be stronger than a planet"
Smh, fair, but a neutron star > normal stars, so full force of a neutron star > full force of a sun
People need to stop with this 'full force of a star' bunk. Even if Thor was at the center of a star going Supernova it wouldn't be the 'full force of a star' as not all of that Force will be striking Thor. It's a hyperbolic statement.
Thor was exposed to the heat of the star that was coming through the Iris. That's about it. Still an absolutely incredible feat when compared to what has been shown thus far in the MCU but it doesn't put him remotely near star level.
M8 it's not hyperbolic. Nor is it "full force" in terms of viner logic. There's an objective way to decipher Eitri's statement and its in the VFX analysis.
"You're about to take the full force of a star. It'll kill you." - Eitri
It either is the full force of a star or it isn't. We know for a fact that it's not and thus it's exaggerated.
If you asked 100 different people to interpret what is shown on screen you would probably get 100 slightly differing opinions on the matter.
My interpretation is that Thor is being subjected to the energy of the star that is coming through the part of the iris his body is in the way of. The rest Star's energy either moving past him (since he isn't big enough to cover the entire iris) to Nidavellir and focused on the creation of Stormbreaker or having not come through the iris.
I suppose you could say that Thor is being subjected to the 'full force' of the star's energy that is directly striking his body but not the total output of the star itself.
@rajjarsalt: That wouldn’t necessarily put him in a different league though, since across the board he still has clear cut limitations and showings that place him comfortably within Superman’s league and even beings less that depending on context. What we have is an impressive show on him being obliterated by the energy from said star. No one can argue that the feat isn’t impressive, it just cant be used to gage how well he does against blunt force based opponent or attacks that aren’t star blasts. Unless we assume that every attack that has harmed him was star level (which is just absurd as saying punch that faces Superman is nuke level).
Yeah this can be interpreted in several ways.
Team would win if they had no weapons
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