Animated Thor vs Animated Superman

this has been done before I think...  Thor wins, I'd wager , Supes was constantly injured by magic and electricity in the series he appeared in, Thor carries those things in spades.  People are going to argue the "Superman cuts loose" factor from "Destroyer" but thats BS, Bruce Timm was just doing a service for all the fans that complained about Superman being to weak. He was never consistently that strong

this has been done before I think...  Thor wins, I'd wager , Supes was constantly injured by magic and electricity in the series he appeared in, Thor carries those things in spades.  People are going to argue the "Superman cuts loose" factor from "Destroyer" but thats BS, Bruce Timm was just doing a service for all the fans that complained about Superman being to weak. He was never consistently that strong

Assuming this is Earth's Mightiest Heroes Thor vs JLA/JLU Superman, I'm giving it to Superman after a very good fight.

Thor wins.

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@Hoboseid said:

Animated Superman is weaker and slower, he needs a mask to breath in space

Earth's Mightiest Heroes Thor got this, he's very fast and in the opening few episodes he showed the ability to lift a chunk of Manhattan, soak a City Buster from Kang's ship, went Godblasting a City Buster in his fight with Graviton, soak damage from Odinforce Loki and can BFR people to other realms

JL Superman would beat any other toon version of Thor

but EMH Thor, even holding back is still a beast

Some things wrong with this post.

1) Thor needed a breathing apparatus, too.

2) He didn't lift a chuck of Manhattan. When the city was no longer supported by gravity, Thor used his strength to slow its descent (although it didn't appear to fall any slower). Barely a showing of strength there, and even then, there's nothing impressive about it.

@jameshebrew: Leave him alone.

2) He didn't  lift a chuck of Manhattan. When the city was no longer supported by gravity, Thor used his strength to slow its descent (although it didn't appear to fall any slower). Barely a showing of strength there, and even then, there's nothing impressive about it.

@The Stegman said:

Finally, someone clears it up! thank you Static Shock, thank you.

That's like, the second person to misinterpret that 'feat.'

@The Stegman said:

@Hoboseid: 

Superman beating Captain Marvel ....
..Superman beating ...
..Superman beating ........

It doesn't matter

Everyone of these characters are no names, weaker cardboard cutouts of DC names. They are not the real DC comics characters but jobbers compared to the real DC comic characters

Thor is ridiculously fast in EMH, he's not getting blitzed PERIOD

Darkseid jobbers in the toon and 99% of the time Grundy is a total joke

It took a CityBusting Blast to knock Thor out for a count, nobody in the JL toon showed City Busting power

Even Antman lifted an oil Tanker and by doing so showed more strength than toon Superman

toon Superman's strength is close to comic book Thing/Namor/Powerman

CapMarvel (Billy) is a joke in the toon, yes he's a superpowered hero but really he's really naive simple kid, his bolts are pathetic compared to Thor's range of attacks

Thor can do storms, magic, BFR and launch a CityBusting Attack from Mjölnir .

Superman might have soaked some punches from Billy and a few piddles of weak electricity from Adam

but he's not taking a blast from Thor's hammer

The hammer would kill Superman 

@Hoboseid said:

Watch the toon again

Maybe you should watch the episode. He clearly has a helmet on his head. At the same time, Thor was put in a coma by that city-busting attack (so much for his durability), so he was out of commission for rest of the episode. He never went into outer space with the rest of the team, so how can you be certain that can breathe (or doesn't need to breathe) in space if you've never seen him do it?

@Hoboseid said:

Static

Have you never watched the Justice League cartoon?? Superman has been put in a coma by rayguns, magic spells and punches from people on the strength levels of Powerman/Aquaman/Thing.

Thor was also KO'ed by Graviton for a little while. What's your point? Both characters obviously have varying levels of durability. Even Captain America (when the team first found him) put subtle amounts of physical damage on Thor with his martial arts skills. Would you like for me to go on?

I'm not sure how you can compare Luke Cage to Aquaman (who's Class 100+ when wet) and Thing (who's obviously Class 100+, too).

@Hoboseid said:

.look at the pic I posted above

Now YOU'VE SEEN HIM BREATH IN SPACE

Again, go back and watch the episode from the beginning.

The picture you posted is when they all board the Quinjet from under the Avengers Mansion. You haven't seen him breathe in space. Would you like me to post the episode for you?

@The Stegman said:

Cap Atom was a trained military soldier

While Captain Atom was powerful, his training in the military doesn't amount to much. He had no display of skill, and Superman was able to fight him, regardless of the experience and/or skill gap between the both of them.

@The Stegman: Agreed.

@Hoboseid said:

.They are still much, much weaker then their comic book versions

You're talking about those characters being weaker than their comic book versions as if Thor isn't in the same boat (and if he wasn't, he would have actually lifted that chuck of Manhattan, which was what you falsely claimed earlier).

The characters that Superman fought in the animated shows were some of the most powerful in that continuity. The fact that they are weaker than their comic book versions is irrelevant.

@venomoushatred1001 said:

7:52 Hes breathing perfectly fine in space.

Still an irrelevant point, regardless. The fight isn't out there. I said this, earlier.

@The Stegman said:

Are you serious?? Captain Marvel and Darkseid, Cap Atom are ALL established and powerful characters, and you know it.

.They are still much, much weaker then their comic book versions

like i said Superman gets regularly Ko'ed by rayguns in the toon or taken out by magic spells

animated Darkised is a joke compared to the NewGods Kiby wrote in the 1970s 

@The Stegman said:

If you're referring to the city buster blast that Kang hit him with, yeah, it knocked Thor out for like a few days, Superman was hit by a similar blast from the Watchtower, also a city buster and recovered in minutes.

Superman didn't take a citybuster,

if i remember the ep you're talking about then Luthor had the watchtower hacked

In launched its fusion beams down on the Kadamuz Laboratory/Warehouses << spelling!??!, this Lab/Village was on the outskirts of Metropolis, it was not a beam aimed to destroy the City of Metropolis

a big Mushroomcloud/Fireball was seen from the city

Luthor then used the incident to do his usual PR thing and say the JL are bad and hundreds of people would have been killed if the beam hit the city

It was not a Citybuster attack, yes it was a damn big blast and Lex used it as a publicity stunt

Thor took a real CityBuster and was Ko'ed

Superman took a raygun and was Ko'ed, took a magic spell and was Ko'ed, a puch from someone on TheThings level and was in a coma

Thor has shown much greater striking power feats and blast power feats in EHM

A lot of time fanboy bias comes into these forums and I agree Superman in the comic has a great chance to blitz comicbook Thor and take Thor out with strikes

but these are the toon versions

and the best way to compare them is feats

EMH Thor has better power and durability feats

If Thor decides to BFR Superman to Asgard or the Frost giant planet then the fight is over

and there is nothing you whiny superrman fanboys can do about it

 
 

7:52 Hes breathing perfectly fine in space. 

@The Stegman said:

The watchtower blast was a city buster, even though it hit the Cadmus base, it STILL completely destroyed the city next to it, which is an even more impressive feat seeing as how it wasn't aiming for the city. Superman took it and was knocked out for a few minutes

To be fair, it didn't destroy the whole city.

@The Stegman said:

creatures like Abomination

In the Gamma World episodes, Thor floored Abomination in one punch, but nor before take a few hits.

@Hoboseid said:

EHM Thor in my opinion is pretty close to the levels of 90s Thor or Ultimates Thor

He's not, and that's just counting Classic Thor in general, before he acquired the Odin Force. Ultimate Thor is a completely different matter, since EMH Thor is loosely based on 616 Thor.

@Hoboseid said:

he's not slow like Grundy he's insanely fast and he's not getting blitzed period, I feel I'm right about his lifting power but agree I may be wrong about lifting Manhattan....not sure

The thing is, you were wrong, and all it takes is a simple Youtube look up to find the episode and watch it.

@Hoboseid said:

but Static I am sure you are wrong about the 'breathing apparatus'

EMH cartoon Thor does not need to breath in space

Never mind the 'breathing apparatus.' Despite the fact that I was wrong, it's irrelevant. The fight isn't in space, and besides, Superman has had some showings of not needed a breathing apparatus in Justice League Unlimited, when he tried to stop the Watchtower from firing on Cadmus.

@The Stegman said:

@Static Shock: It didn't destroy the whole city cause it was a concentrated blast not targeting the city, but rather the Cadmus base, the fact that it's aftershock was enough to heavily destroy a city is proof of it's power.

The base was in the heart of the city, though. If the blast as powerful as you say, it would have laid waste to the whole city.

Animated Thor Wins