GodDamnIronMan

What if the movie's like a buddy cop comedy like the Heat with Sandra Bullock and the fat chick. partnering up in the Soul World trying to find Adam Warlock

1. Scarlet Witch (the only one able to solo Thanos)

2. Carol (close, she no sell Thanos's strike. But needed help to hold down a weakened no stones Thanos)

3. Giant Man. Dude one shotted a Leviathan (while it took both Thor and Hulk in 2012), he received huge boost in this movie

4. A tie between Thor and Iron Man. Seriously Thor got nerfed hard while Iron Man did okay

5. M'jolnir Cap. Fare better than Hulk, able to knock Thanos back further than Hulk did.

Hulk and Strange has no exchanges with Thanos whatsoever. I am quite disappointed on how they handle these 2 powerhouses. Strange was written away to be occupied by preventing a flood. And Hulk has zero fight scenes, he is the comic relief in the movie. Huge disappointment.

Can we all agree the feats and power levels are all over the places in this movie.

Like it took 3 of the strongest avengers to hold back a weakened Thanos, while without IG thanos is able to kick Thor's ass, who's got both hammers.

And then you have the russo wanked cap who prior picking up the Mjolnir is able to tank Thanos's strike and back shattered a large concrete blocks. Not to mention how he's able to tank Thanos's body punch when he is down on the ground without squashed.

DCEU, without a doubt

The 2 Universe aren't in the same power level. Post resurrected Supes is close his comic counterpart than Thor does. MCU thor at best is only as strong as Comicbook Spidey (barring the Nidavelir scene which is an outlier)

A single punches from Zod and Supes generate hugh shockwaves and sent each other flying several miles away, shattering multiple buildings. Hell, their headbutts caused a huge crater!

Visually and stats speaking it's definitely DCEU.

I could even argue Aquaman is as strong if not stronger than Thor

I disagree, I think Orm is way better villain than Hela, whom Taika changes her entire backstory and mythos just to shoehorn a sister figure twist in the movie. Her entire motivation which is very weak btw, is explained through a ceiling painting. While Orm is true to his comicbook origins, and actually wonderfully portrayed by Patrick Wilson. He shown emotions while battling Arthur, while he doesn't wants to kill him just for the sake of it, but he also knows he must succeed the throne. His motivation is clear and concise.

On the other hand, Hela is way over the top, she is a plot device the director used to get rid of Asgard, and put the Infinity War on track. Her motivation is weak too.

@dngn4774:

Orm is better villain because he is an origin that explains why he acts the way he did, because of King Orvax (his father) taught his wrongly, and a result of motherless childhood will does this to you. And he didn't be bad just for the sake of it, as a king your duty is to protect your people, and when the surface pollutes his home and his people he can't just sit back and do nothing. Tell me you won't do the same if you were at his position.

And you can say war isn't the only solution, which I agree, but from his perspective, it's the only solution due to how his father raised him. And at the end, he surrenders because his mother told him his father was wrong, and Orm is genuinely confused to the point he stop fighting.

Asgardian easy. While I always like the idea of underwater city, I don't want to be surrounded by my own piss...

Same can be said about IW

DCEU by a mile.

We actually know more about Arthur in DCEU, how he was born and raised, trained by his mentor and how he came to be THE Aquaman and king of Atlantis that we know. DCAU aquaman is kind of lack luster, but tbf it's a Justice League show.