Could DCEU Superman and MCU Thor Together Replicate This Feat?

Hell no.

Thor yeah. Superman no. So no, Thor rips his arms.

No need for superman. Thor busts the planet with one mighty blow!

Absolutely not.

Apparently these guys in god of war series are universal or more in power. So no, I don't think two planet level at max beings could replicate it.

Is there more to what actually happens in-game or is that gif the whole thing? (I've never played, not a playstation guy)

If that's it, then that's not all that impressive when it comes to high tiers. I'm certain Thor and Superman could replicate it, assuming the VFX director wanted it.

Yes. Easily. Either of them could do that by themself.

They sure can!

Clark does this alone they’re literally just cracking the ground

I agree.

Thor is a billion tonner, of course he can replicate that.

They are moving millions of tons of rocks but sure, they are just cracking the ground.

That's just a ridiculous argument. Visuals are the worst way of measuring power.

That gif doesn’t really show just how impressive the feat is. It basically created a small canyon. Here is a video which shows how much was ripped apart by Kratos and Baldur.

Go to about 13:30 in the video.

As this calculation shows Thor can move 6 billion tons at high speeds. Thanos is stronger than Hulk who, when enraged, is easily three or four times as strong as Thor. Mount everest is the biggest mount on Earth and weights 150 billion tons. I think Thor, Hulk and Thanos can for sure replicate that.

Thor > Baldur.

@ready_4_madness: He has done things at that level, that's why I say he can.

Yes. Nidavellier feat + tectonic plate statement should replicate what's shown.

This is not a Multi-Million Ton Feat, this is a Multi-Billion Ton Feat at the very least.

Thor can't even do this with wanked feats, Supe has one outlier that's above this but his consistent level is far below Kratos and Baldur.

@ccbm2208: Thor would easily be able to do this based on just the ring feat. Same with Superman based off of the tectonic feat.