There's no denying Thor is destined to become the most powerful member of the Asgardian royal family while Loki keeps cheating death until the end of time, but Odin's track record of strength and wisdom preserve him as one of the most powerful characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It would have been interesting to see him at the height of his power fighting Thanos and his army. Unfortunately, age ultimately made the difference. Nicolas Ayala is a writer with a passion for blockbusters and big-screen adaptations.
The cheesier the movie, the better. When not writing, he's probably coming up with new ideas for the next writing sessions. By Nicolas Ayala Published Jul 19, Share Share Tweet Email 0. Key Release Dates. Superhuman StrengthHela could manifest various physical structures out of thin air, ranging from weapons, to rock formations, to her own armor.
Superhuman Strength: Hela possesses tremendous levels of superhuman strength, enabling her to single-handedly wipe out all the Valkyries but one, who barely survived. Thanos- He is the most powerful being in the whole MCU too bad he is in the wrong side he holds majority of the rings and can kill Thor with just an yield of his finger.
Power scale: 7. Thor is 30 years old in human terms. Loki is Skip to content. Search for:. Home » QA. When Thor met Jormungand, they were each disguised: Thor had been cursed so as to be unable to die or heal his body, so he built an armor that would protect him and wore a beard to hide his scarred visage; Jormungand was masquerading as Fin Fang Foom. They fought in a truly awe-inspiring single issue of only splash pages by Walt Simonson, and Thor was able to slay the serpent. However, the Serpent beat Thor so badly that for a decent amount of time, he was basically a liquid person contained inside a suit of armor.
Over the years, Thor has crossed paths several times with the sun god Atum, the son of Gaea and the Demiurge. That parentage places Atum amongst the oldest and most powerful beings in the universe; he moves himself even higher up on the list by consuming other gods when he transforms into his monstrous alter ego, the Demogorge. Most recently, Thor had to face the Demogorge after his death in Fear Itself.
He awoke in an afterlife where he and thousands of others were on a Viking longboat, floating through space towards the Demogorge's maw. As he gradually remembers who he is, Mjolnir returns to him in the afterlife and he recruits other gods to help him fight the Demogorge; they appear victorious in Asgard, but it's never shown on the page -- the Demogorge will be back for Thor one day.
For a guy called the All-Father, Odin was not the first of the gods, by any means. He was one of four brothers, and their father was a god named Bor Burison, who is the son of the first god, Buri.
After the abdication of Buri, Bor became king, and ruled until he was turned to snow by a Frost Giant. Bor was resurrected after the Asgardian's returned post-Ragnarok, and Loki set him loose in New York, under an enchantment that made him believe he was beset on all sides by demons. Thor was able to stop Bor's rampage and kill him after Bor had mopped the floor with the Dark Avengers , but one has to assume that if Thor's grandfather, one of the literal creators of the universe, had been more tactical and in less of a berserker rage, he would have been a more formidable enemy.
Cyttorak is named in the same breath alongside many of the demigods of magic in the Marvel Universe, like Ikonn and Watoom. He is a destroyer, and ruler over the Crimson Cosmos; he placed his essence on Earth in the form of the Crimson Gem of Cyttorak, which is most familiar as the source of the Juggernaut's powers. Technically anyone who holds the Crimson Gem becomes the Juggernaut, but these avatars of Cyttorak are no match for Thor -- only Cyttorak himself is. Thor has never had the occasion to face the Master of the Raging Storm, but given the fact that the Juggernaut only receives the smallest fraction of Cyttorak's power from the gem, Thor would not be able to survive his full might unleashed.
Amatsu-Mikaboshi is a Japanese deity, a bringer of chaos and destruction from the beginning of time. He first appeared as a minor god in Thor: Blood Oath , a miniseries about Thor and the Warriors Three trying to track down mystical weapons from other pantheons; he first came to power during Greg Pak and Fred Van Lente's "Chaos War" event, in which he was revealed to be the personification of the void before time and space.
Eventually, Amadeus Cho discovered a pocket universe to which they were going to try and escape; instead, Thor hurled Amatsu-Mikaboshi in and closed it behind him Although, if he ate so many other universes, how would being locked away in another one stop him?
Perhaps he'll be back Matt Fraction and Stuart Immonen's "Fear Itself" event arose when the daughter of the Red Skull was able to open a mysterious undersea prison, revealing Odin's brother, Cul, the god of fear. The older brother of Odin, Cul had been sealed away eons earlier by the All-Father, when he had gone mad. Cul was known as "the Serpent" for his wily ways, and he confronts Thor at the end of the event.
Thor had already beaten the Midgard Serpent and lived to tell the tale, so he went into battle with the Serpent knowing that it may be the end of all things. It was the end of Thor, as Cul was able to wound him and make him fall after seven steps, but once again, the Asgardians dodged Ragnarok. Odin retreated with the wounded Cul into an abandoned Asgard, to mourn his son and tend to his brother. Walt Simonson began his legendary run on The Mighty Thor with the introduction of Beta Ray Bill, literally coming in on the cover to smash the old Mighty Thor logo to pieces.
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