Marvel's Reimagined: Thor's Powers

@tmacximas said:

@majestic99 1, far too strong physically. 2, too fast. 3, Why does he need healing factor if he's invulnerable? 4, Super breath? He's simply too strong to care about.

1. What do you mean? he's as strong as Hulk

2. Reactionary or travel speed wise?

3. Because invulnerable beings can still be hurt(like Superman)

@CitizenBane said:

I suppose this was just a natural progression of things.

Natural progression of what, are you going to respond?

@majestic99: I agree with invulnerability, longevity and Earth Control. It was cool to see Thor create a massive crater in JMS' run due to Gaea being his mother. But the others would be too much I'm afraid. Mjolnir offers him enough versatility as it is.

@majestic99 1, liftting a 40 ton warship with one hand? 2, travel. 3, Superman is not invulnerable. Invulnerable means cannot be hurt, not "can withstand pain". Look,Its not a bad idea just tone him down a few notches. I have not read every single comment on this thread so if you have addressed this already then feel free to ignore me.

@tmacximas said:

@majestic99 1, liftting a 40 ton warship with one hand? 2, travel. 3, Superman is not invulnerable. Invulnerable means cannot be hurt, not "can withstand pain". Look,Its not a bad idea just tone him down a few notches. I have not read every single comment on this thread so if you have addressed this already then feel free to ignore me.

Superman is invulnerable, just not to everything. You're thinking of invincible.

@AweSam said:

@tmacximas said:

@majestic99 1, liftting a 40 ton warship with one hand? 2, travel. 3, Superman is not invulnerable. Invulnerable means cannot be hurt, not "can withstand pain". Look,Its not a bad idea just tone him down a few notches. I have not read every single comment on this thread so if you have addressed this already then feel free to ignore me.

Superman is invulnerable, just not to everything. You're thinking of invincible.

Oops.

@AweSam: @tmacximas said:

Oops.

Thank you for explaining it to him.

@Lvenger: @primepower53: @TheCannon: @tmacximas said:

@majestic99 1, liftting a 40 ton warship with one hand? 2, travel. 3, Superman is not invulnerable. Invulnerable means cannot be hurt, not "can withstand pain". Look,Its not a bad idea just tone him down a few notches. I have not read every single comment on this thread so if you have addressed this already then feel free to ignore me.

1.A mere 40 tons is not alot(considering Hulk has lifted a 100 billion+ mountain)

2. He's already traveled near that speed when he caught up to the living planet Ego who was moving in hyperspace(at least 5,000 FTL). From Astonishing Thor#2

3. Got rid of time manipulation

4. Everyone, read op again and comment. I have to get this just right before I make stories.

Make him more vulnerable and less super-god.

Its about time he starts getting the respect he deserves. He's a god. He should be slapping hulk around like nothing.

@tmacximas said:

Make him more vulnerable and less super-god.

Like to what? Most of the feats I listed Thor has already done/could do if written to his full potential.

I have spoken my peace, and perhaps i am mistaken. You feel your character is right so write him. TheCannon could help you better as his knowledge of Thor exceeds mine.

@tmacximas said:

I have spoken my peace, and perhaps i am mistaken. You feel your character is right so write him. TheCannon could help you better as his knowledge of Thor exceeds mine.

You've still provided good points(and I'm still adding feats in OP).

bump

I like the sentiment of having Thor powered-up but this seems a bit exaggerated.

@PowerHerc said:

I like the sentiment of having Thor powered-up but this seems a bit exaggerated.

What parts do you find exaggerated?

@majestic99 said:

@PowerHerc said:

I like the sentiment of having Thor powered-up but this seems a bit exaggerated.

What parts do you find exaggerated?

His strength, speed, healing, seeing across dimension, etc.

Nearly everything, really.

@BlueLantern1995:

I made some changes. What do you think?

Can't wait to see the amazing piece of literature that comes out of this one...

@texasdeathmatch said:

Can't wait to see the amazing piece of literature that comes out of this one...

Don't understand.

@majestic99: pretty much the same thor i know and love.

@Z3RO180 said:

@majestic99: pretty much the same thor i know and love.

So...you like what I did?

@primepower53 said:

so....he's basically unbeatable and has most of Superman's powers too?

Na i wouldnt go that far, but have they given thor more powers or whay?

@PowerHerc said:

I like the sentiment of having Thor powered-up but this seems a bit exaggerated.

Do you mean tone him down a bit?

@deadpool6_6_6 said:

@primepower53 said:

so....he's basically unbeatable and has most of Superman's powers too?

Na i wouldnt go that far, but have they given thor more powers or whay?

No, all of the powers I listed Thor has displayed at one point or another.

@majestic99: You can do whatever you want but it seems to me that with Thor's power levels as high as you describe them he's much more of a high-level cosmic/abstract entity and not really a top-level superhero anymore.

@PowerHerc:

What's the difference between a top level superhero and a abstract entity?

@majestic99: The difference is their power levels: The abstracts are much, much more powerful.

The high-level abstracts are beings such as One Above All, Eternity, The Celestials, etc.

The top-level superheroes are Thor, Silver Surfer, Dr. Strange, etc.

@PowerHerc:

What would you recommend I do to make Thor less of an abstract entity and more of a top level superhero?

This is a fan-wankers wet dream 

@majestic99 said:

@PowerHerc:

What would you recommend I do to make Thor less of an abstract entity and more of a top level superhero?

It's your thread, do whatever you want.

@PowerHerc:

I'm asking for your opinion on this, not mine.

@majestic99: My opinion is Thor, at these power levels, is nigh-invincible and thus unable to be heroic because the essence of heroism is striving against power equal to or greater than one's own and doing at great personal risk. If Thor was really as powerful as described here what could possibly put him in danger? What could put him at risk? Who could challenge him? No one, really. So, in my opinion, Thor needs to be less powerful than described here to be challenged, to stay interesting.

@PowerHerc said:

@majestic99: My opinion is Thor, at these power levels, is nigh-invincible and thus unable to be heroic because the essence of heroism is striving against power equal to or greater than one's own and doing at great personal risk. If Thor was really as powerful as described here what could possibly put him in danger? What could put him at risk? Who could challenge him? No one, really. So, in my opinion, Thor needs to be less powerful than described here to be challenged, to stay interesting.

I changed OP, what about now?

@majestic99: I'll have to reread it.

@PowerHerc said:

@majestic99: I'll have to reread it.

Do you find me annoying?

@majestic99: No, of course not.

@PowerHerc said:

@majestic99: No, of course not.

Ok.

bump

Nice.

@jeanroygrant said:

Nice.

Are you being serious?

@majestic99 said:

@jeanroygrant said:

Nice.

Are you being serious?

Yes, and i see your post counts have risen high?

@jeanroygrant said:

Yes, and i see your post counts have risen high?

Are you wondering why my post counts have risen?(or are you happy I didn't leave)

@majestic99 said:

@jeanroygrant said:

Yes, and i see your post counts have risen high?

Are you wondering why my post counts have risen?(or are you happy I didn't leave)

Both, but more of the second part:)

@primepower53 said:

@majestic99: fanwanking is a term in fan fiction meaning you're making a character more powerful than they have to be just because you can.

It's like if Luke Cage touched the Cosmic Cube and gained it's powers and was able to take on Thanos.

No fanwanking is when you put up a character to levels they shouldn't be at and have them do things they wouldn't normally do because you're a fan rather than just because you can.

This pointless definition was brought to you by CapFanboy!

pfffft. Thor has had more abilities than this over the years

@CapFanboy said:

No fanwanking is when you put up a character to levels they shouldn't be at and have them do things they wouldn't normally do because you're a fan rather than just because you can.

This pointless definition was brought to you by CapFanboy!

You think I'm fanwanking?

@cattlebattle said:

pfffft. Thor has had more abilities than this over the years

Are you joking?

@CapFanboy said:

No fanwanking is when you put up a character to levels they shouldn't be at and have them do things they wouldn't normally do because you're a fan rather than just because you can.

This pointless definition was brought to you by CapFanboy!

You think I'm fanwanking?

@cattlebattle said:

pfffft. Thor has had more abilities than this over the years

Are you joking?

@TheCannon: @AweSam: @primepower53: @TheAnnihilator:

I've changed it for the final time.

@majestic99 Dude, run with it.

I still say you should get rid of time manipulation.

@cattlebattle: Holy sh*t!

@tmacximas said:

@majestic99 Dude, run with it.

Got it.

@TheCannon said:

I still say you should get rid of time manipulation.

Done.