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What evidence do you guys have that the hammer didn't strengthen Cap? Anytime someone is worthy of the hammer in comics, they obtain the power of Thor. Everytime.

It's a big assumption that Cap's physicals didn't become amped.

@undefined: wait... Do your mean the wights... Or the white walkers? There's a difference...

@bearderby: honestly, there was way more than 100,000 dead. Do you remember how many dothraki there were? I think it was 40,000. That didn't even make up a quarter of the dead that filled the Battlefield.

@n7elite: what pikes? It says they're charging in to the dark night at the wight army.

All they have to see is flaming weapons, they do have enhanced vision at night but still.

There's about 200,000-300,000 of the dead and also, not all dead are equal. Some mighty be weak, some are very strong, punching through stone to escape coffins and punching through thick wooden doors to grab Hoder.

Iirc, 40,000 Dothraki charged at the dead and just all died. There are just way too many dead, and again, some have superhuman strength compared to others.

How is this not a mismatches? There was about 40,000 dothraki that charged and died quite easily. The number of undead was far far greater than the Dothraki that charged.

This army is way too small.

I think Boros is being underestimated here.

I think calling him "fat Thor" is kind of a spoiler. Should be Endgame Thor.

Could she have approached them H2H because she knows she's far superior to any Asgardian that exist? We know when she saw Sutar, she decided to use her full power. Also, I'm going to argue that Thanos underestimates his opponents also. He didn't twist and kill BP or punch Cap hard enough to explode his head or snap Hulk's neck. I'm not going to use that and say he'd play it easy on Hela.

Are we going to agree that they're both going to go all out or are they going to do what they did in the movies and underestimate their opponents?

That's a fair point about her losing a limb. But she's stronger and more durable than Thor. Faster and more agile than Captain America. I think that will help her survive and gauge Thano's capabilities. She'd know by dodging blocking just one of his swings to not underestimate him.

I'm going to argue that in the event they go H2H, she's going to feel his power immediately. Her skills, speed, durability and agility are clearly enough for her to survive the first strike or two from Thanos.

TL;DR: I'll agree that if she continues to go H2H and win it H2H, and if she's decapitated she loses. Lets both agree on this point. But what if she goes all out, summons a mountain to carry herself sky high and launches spears at mach speeds like she did at Sutar? I don't see Thanos winning this scenario. If this is win by any means, at worse he'd eventually get flung into the ocean and BFR off the waterfall of Asgard.

We can't assume this part in bold. She might only go one on one if she thinks she has the clear advantage or hails down mountain size spears when she knows she has to up her game. That's a in character assumption we'd be making.

She's in Asgard, she heals near instantly and constantly. I imagine fighting Thanos for awhile would push her physically to the point where she'd up her game.

Really, my main problem is the Deus Ex Machina affect of her being in Asgard. We know that destroying all of Asgard will stop her for sure. But nothing seemed to show you could stop her otherwise. Maybe a head decapitation?

If OP agrees that a head decapitation will work, and she'd fight the fight H2H initially, I'd favor Thanos.