MCU Thor is a planet buster

Really don't understand why people refuse to believe Thor is a planet buster.

He held open a planet sized star forge while taking the full force of a neutron star. A neutron star outputs 3x10^40 J of energy a minute. It takes 2x10^36 J to destroy Jupiter. The neutron star's compactness gives it a surface gravity of up to 7×10¹² m/s² with typical values of order 10¹² m/s² (that is more than 10¹¹ times that of Earth). His durability easily exceeds planetary level, and saying otherwise is clearly low-balling him.

Also, as stated in Thor (2011), the Bifrost can destroy a planet. Thor can summon the Bifrost whenever he wants. Thor with Stormbreaker is a planet buster. Stating otherwise is inaccurate and blatantly wrong.

Thor is outhouse level.

We don’t know how long it’ll take to bust a planet. It’s too impractical in battle unless he just hovers above an enemy’s reach and does it

Ball that hit Thor's head is planet level confirmed.

Planet size you say???? Hmmm

@takenstew22: And the Glass is Star level since the Planet Level ball bounced right off it.

It's an alt people. Ignore it. It's a low-level bait.

Exactly. Only lowballers would say otherwise.

No, no, MCU Thor is multiverse level because Stormbreaker overpowered a full power infinity gauntlet which was universal... He "no-sold" 3x10^40 kabillion, wankillion, lmaolillion joules from a neutron star which means he's completely invincible...

MCU wank at its finest...

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Hhmm

@takenstew22: How the heck did the ball come back faster than Thor tossed it? Reality warper Thor confirmed.

@takenstew22 said:

Ball that hit Thor's head is planet level confirmed.

Is this an anti-durability feat or a pro-throwing feat?

Come on dude

Hes way above that

I think you are overselling the Neutron Star feat. He is getting stronger apparently, so in the future who knows

Anyone have that gif of Thor blowing up Krypton?