Thor's god blast?

This isn't exactly battle, but let's imagine now that Thor would use FULL POWERED god blast without Mjölnir. All what he got. Who he could beat/kill? I mean now morals off Thor who really would wanna kill and would use almost all lifeforce what he has.

+ That blast would hit full and directly in the target.

Nobody.

They'd beat him before he could finish charging it

I'd imagine the likes of Ego+

This.

@dondave: when has he had to charge god blasts for long......... It's not like a spirit bomb

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Well, let's imagine now that he would hit to the target before it would reach to counter. Coul god blast beat Odin? Galactus?

A hungry galactus would fall in time, same with Thanis but upon contact.

He hurt a celestial's armor with it so I guess everyone below a celestial. The celestial regenerated instantly but still.

not a battle

So, technically if Thor would drop his morals off and would not be so noble to kill people he pretty much would be one of the most devastating forces of universe?

I heard that he don't use god blast often because its normally kill target.

Hey?

This should be on Thor forums not a battle thread.

I'd say that anything below starving Galactus would drop like flys (in fact every being who's below starving Galan even together would die if caught in the blast)

@brainstorm01: if he was already dead

he'd kill anyone below galactus probably. a hungry galactus might not be able to survive a full power god blast as well..

Wow... So, Odin would die in full powered god blast?

THOR would kill a lot of people and beings.

THOR's god blast is to powerful

@dondave: except for the people that didnt

Could Thor handle his own god blast imagine silver surfer using his energy manipulation and turning against him or iceman who controls energy or new son of gambit

What I know there is no possibility to absorb god-blast. If they would try they would probably burn spontaneously... + Yes, Thor would be immune his own attack.

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A full powered god blast should be way above planet busting. And why are people here acting like it's the spirit bomb? lol

Less then city busting attack

Everyone would already be dead

His god blast would be harmful to the planet and cause irreparable damage. I would imagine him only resorting to it against an equally powerful or much more powerful antagonist. No reason for him to use it against someone lesser than he. And the "morals off" thing makes no sense because he's more than willing enough to kill his opponent if he feels it's necessary. Using a god blast would mean he intends to put down whoever or whatever he wants to blast.

I don't personally think he can do a godblast without Mjolnir. Mjolnir is what allows him to channel his lifeforce into a blast.

@franklin_richards: He could prob survive it but I don't think Surfer would be capable of absorbing it. Thor has knocked Surfer out using lesser energy attacks.

@spykat: I suppose that could be seen as a godblast though it could also be seen as a lightning blast. Especially given how much it looks like the blast which hit Fenrir right after which was delivered by BRB who can't do godblasts. So I wouldn't say for certain it was a godblast. It could be seen as either imo.

I agree - I guess I just want it to be a GB! lol
One piece of evidence that is trying to sway me is the "No, you are weakened, you can barely stand" comment by Sif.
I know the GB leaves Thor drained, but he was also doing a whole lotta desperate and intense fighting before this, so who knows....

Black Panther w/ Prep would def survive.

@spykat: ya, I think it would take a statement from Oeming to really clarify what it was. That feat is also referenced by the OF later on as something semi significant for him so maybe it was a godblast.

@spambot: In my opinion it looks more like a god blast, the straight, parallel lines seem to indicate a focused beam of energy compared to the very obvious lightning BRB used to take down Fenris a few panels later. It's just the similar yellowish coloration used in each attack that throws it into question.