How much can MCU Thor lift?

For some references

Personally, I put him at around the 10,000 ton mark.

The weight of a multiverse.

he can bench press a star cus he's a star level

right

@takenstew22: Oof

Like city level if you take the iris or ring feat seriously. You could fit all of the above on just one of the rings

Honestly the pyramid weighs less than those rings

He can lift all of these and more.

where is star level option

Easily lifts all of these based on star feat.

Without star feat I don't see him managing more than 2-3k tons tbh.

He's a high tier so however much the plot requires really. By feats he'd clear all this.

All of it together without breaking a sweat but he'll still struggle to lift a table

More than Thought Robot Superman

I'd say he is sub Cap Marvel when it comes to lifting and she is somewhere in upper 50-100k range based on her missile feat. So, 50k seems like a decent estimation.

@kryptonianking88: @kevd4wg: @macleen: @supermod111: @buildhare:

Do you think I should add something heavier than the Pyramid? How many millions of tons would you say he can lift?

Lol

@bayman007: What's the matter?

He's a million tonner easily... So he clears. Surtur weighs more than 6millon tons and Hulk could budge him and Thor scales from him and he also has the ring feats...

@sonath: I'm laughing at the comments in this thread

How many millions exactly would you say he could lift?

@bayman007: You can give your opinion if you feel like to.

@sonath: Yeah, i might do later

@sonath:

The problem here is if he could lift things like Clark without them crumbling.

Surtur at 800m was low estimated at 8million tons so he should be able to support 5-10million tons

The tree

@johndeyvido: The objects are just for reference, I just wanna know the general consensus on how strong is Thor, I will do the same for other Live Action High Tiers.

@bayman007: Good

@sonath:

5-10million tons

So MCU Thor can lift 103019364 million tons

@sonath: scientifically, yes.

@avengergamer676: And realistically?

@sonath: Realistically someone of Thor’s size shouldn’t be able to lift/move a moon. But based off of what the rings weigh they should weigh the size of a moon.

The ring feat happened in what seemed like low gravity, and he didn't actually lift them, just moved them, not to mention he was using his full body strength and that was basically him going at his absolute limit given he was ready to die throughout that whole scene just to forge Stormbreaker.

@cocacolaman:

He wasn't "ready to die throughout that whole scene". He was perfectly fine after he and Rocket reactivated the forge.

It was only after he was exposed to the power of the star itself that he started to take damage.

@scipio123: By "ready to die" I meant mentally, he was doing everything in his power, even if it meant he was going to die trying.

@cocacolaman:

Oh OK, my bad!

Holding the Iris open while getting blasted by the Star is a monstrous feat. I think even without the Star blasting him, curling the Iris's doors open would alone put him in the dozens of thousands of tons range.

That low? Shouldn't he be closer to 100,000 based off Captain Marvel scaling and the Nidavellir feat?

There's definitely arguments for him being that high based on Nidavellir but considering the strength feats of others, I think 10,000 tons is consistent and easily defendable.

@cocacolaman:

Hulk budged an 800m tall Surtur that's as legit as a feat could be. Surtur was calc at low-estimate 8million tons so the ring feat is actually legit scaling from Hulk and itself

So the final consensus is that Thor is a 4 million tonner approximately

@sonath: damn that's a bit high

@sonath: sounds about right

@sonath: Taika would disagree but yeah high end wise

@rajjarsalt: Why would he disagree?

Cuz he called Mjolnir's weight a bit higher.