He could. Odin should be a generator of his own power. Some of it can be relocated or passed down, leaving him with none temporarily, but he should be building it back up where ever else he might be. Of course this is just one possibility. Writers could write it however, it would seem strange to me if 1. He couldn't. 2. That power was lost forever. 3. He appears without it. 4. Its just forgotten about lol

Err..thanks for the spoiler warning?
When did Odin return?

Spoiler tags. Use them please. And maybe not put part of the spoiler in the title?

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odin returned 2 or 3 weeks ago in the most recent issue of thor.  thor resurrected him, i am assuming in order to help or be the one who defeats the entitys that have been trashing the rest of the nine worlds in the last 3 issues. or possibly becuase he was bored and missed him, which seems to be the reason he resurrected loki. if i had to guess, i would assume that the resurrection of odin will precede odin moving asgard back to its rightful place, and that they will somehow tie all the creatures that have massed in asghoma(as i have taken to calling it) or oklagard with being how odin draws his odin force from all the creatures of the nine realms. just guessing. i just dont see odin allowing asgard to remain on midgard, or them resurrecting him just to have him killed off again at the culmination of the coming battle. all i know is that with asgards top scientific advisor, Volstagg, at his side, there is nothing that odin cant accomplish:)

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**spoiler**

 

odin returned 2 or 3 weeks ago in the most recent issue of thor.  thor resurrected him, i am assuming in order to help or be the one who defeats the entitys that have been trashing the rest of the nine worlds in the last 3 issues. or possibly becuase he was bored and missed him, which seems to be the reason he resurrected loki. if i had to guess, i would assume that the resurrection of odin will precede odin moving asgard back to its rightful place, and that they will somehow tie all the creatures that have massed in asghoma(as i have taken to calling it) or oklagard with being how odin draws his odin force from all the creatures of the nine realms. just guessing. i just dont see odin allowing asgard to remain on midgard, or them resurrecting him just to have him killed off again at the culmination of the coming battle. all i know is that with asgards top scientific advisor, Volstagg, at his side, there is nothing that odin cant accomplish:)

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" @~The Wanderer~: most of that was for you by the way, but i am sure you realized that. "

"I don't know, and I don't want to know.   He should either get the Odin-force back or show that he can/does generate it from within.  Either way he needs to have sky-father level power.  Without it he's too weak.   Odin, even though he looks old, should never be weak. "

this whole arc is both confusing and kind of a let down, it seems like as of late they have just been doing random stuff with Thor.
 
Spoiler-for those who haven't read Thor 619
 
No according to the story Odin knew about these beings who endangered the 9 worlds but not only did nothing to stop it, he didn't mention it to anyone. This not only makes no sense but it also makes him look pretty stupid (considering he is known for being very wise). Him without OF is like Iron Man with no armor.......yea it has possibility to be interesting but for only so long, I honestly liked Odin not coming back, it gave Thor and Balder some time to shine and show that they could lead their people (despite both of them doing pretty bad). As much as it may piss others off, I hope Odin is killed off again and hopefully this time permanently. 

"this whole arc is both confusing and kind of a let down, it seems like as of late they have just been doing random stuff with Thor.  Spoiler-for those who haven't read Thor 619  No according to the story Odin knew about these beings who endangered the 9 worlds but not only did nothing to stop it, he didn't mention it to anyone. This not only makes no sense but it also makes him look pretty stupid (considering he is known for being very wise). Him without OF is like Iron Man with no armor.......yea it has possibility to be interesting but for only so long, I honestly liked Odin not coming back, it gave Thor and Balder some time to shine and show that they could lead their people (despite both of them doing pretty bad). As much as it may piss others off, I hope Odin is killed off again and hopefully this time permanently.  "

In a what if? comic, odin defeated mephisto in his own realm without the odinforce. Since it was a what if?, i really don't know odin's current power level, but he still may be a high father level god.

maybe the reason for odin saying nothing was the fact he felt Thor should handle it. If Thor was to rule by himeslf he had to learn to recognise the dangers and think of away to stop it by himself. If Thor could not do this then he could never be his own man and would just be a shadow of odin

of course

@callmebigo said:

To begain with, Odin should never have been killed off, since he was, it means he was never an Imortal, And not worthy of the "All Father" position. Writers call Asgaurdians imortal, yet kill them off. Look, a good ass beating is understandable, but death? In this case, they should not have the title, "Gods" I've seen Thor get his ass handed to him by a Celestial, but what a heck of a story. The story of the Asgaurdians should be as Imortal as they are themselves, Odin must always be the All father, Period. Exclamation!

And what of the tales beyond the Rainbow Bridge? What mistery! Tales beyond the human comprihention, Where a Thundergod battles Frost Giants. No mortal should be privy to such wonders as the Golden Realm, Exept for True Believers!

Bring back Odin, and the Odinson. Let the Rainbow Bridge light the space ways to Midgaurd, with faithful Heimdall ever steatfast and vigal to bar the way into Asguard , from any wouldbe foe!

Asgardians have always been vulnerable to death even in myths. They are only immortal when compared to mortals aka normal humans. He is worthy of the title "All-Father" because of the sacrifices he went through for wisdom to rule. Gods in Marvel used to mean a bit more, but in has in recent years been degraded more and more.

@callmebigo: Asgardians aren't immortal just long lived and have the ability to be easily resurrected

By Marvel Asgardians are considered both immortal and long lived because as the classic mythology goes, Ragnarok was very important, and naturally makes a good plot point, so they couldn't make Asgardians "immortal" in one sense because in that context such thing as a Ragnarok couldn't occur. That also being said Ragnorak was but a cycle. Marvel has its own cycle, even Galactus dies and is replaced, even the (Marvel) Universe (which generally follows the Big Bang then Big Crunch theories) "ends" and "restarts" so you know... relativity.

@joshmightbe said:

@callmebigo: Asgardians aren't immortal just long lived and have the ability to be easily resurrected

This basically explains it easily enough.

Remember OF Thor? He willed himself back alive xD

Yes, but he would be weaker