Thor is definitely bulletproof he has withstood things beyond some bullets so there's no reason why bullets would affect him. If bullets doesn't affect the Ultron bots then why would it affect Thor.
No, Asgardians are pretty much invulnerable to bullets of the human variety as long as its a small enough calibre. It is possible however that large calibre sniper rounds could hurt or ki... The “average” Asgardian is not bulletproof.
Thor has failed, been horrifically injured, and even stared down the mouth of death. To face feats like those, you have to be either insanely powerful like Thanos... or be very patient, and just wait thousands of years until all other cosmic gods and beings have died.
MCU Thor can easily survive a nuclear explosion Pre-Awakened Thor withstood the destruction of Sokovia. He no-sold the explosion of the Destroyer's energy and rainbow bridge. He could endure Power Stone attacks despite being heavily injured. He even survived the FULL force of a neutron star for several…
Summary. Thor's recent power boost in Immortal Thor #2 comes with a significant weakness, known as the All-Sleep. Thor's newfound ability to manipulate time and space makes him the All-Father, with all of Odin's power now belonging to him.
Thor is bulletproof in the comics. So really, absolutely nothing unless those bullets happens to be made of vibranium or pure adamantium. Can bullets hurt Thor? Thor's toughness level is in excess of that needed to stop bullets.
Thor's toughness comes in when he continues to survive with little to no lasting harm, despite having been stabbed by Loki repeatedly since they were children. Because Thor is unlikely to die from it, stabbing him is basically a brotherly prank as far as Loki is concerned.
Steve Rogers is one of the few mortals able to not only lift Mjolnir, but wield its full power, making him someone who legitimately could defeat Thor. Assuming the reason for their battle is due to Thor being deceived, possessed, or otherwise out of his mind, Cap would be able to use Mjolnir against him.
With the entire Infinity Gauntlet, Thanos would have no trouble withstanding a shot from a mere pistol, however large it is. Hellboy's power comes from Hell itself, and he has his own ways of destroying worlds, just like Thanos, but he'd have to rely on other means to take down something as powerful as the Gauntlet.
Yes, he's bulletproof. Loki's physiology is similar to Thor's, even though Loki isn't “technically” Asgardian and is a Frost Giant. Frost Giant's physiology is still different from humans, allowing, specifically Loki in this case, not to get injured as easily as a human does.
Hawkeye's arrow only killed him because Odin had depowered him like in the first Thor movie, and had mere human durability. If he hadn't the arrow would have just bounced of him.
Normal fire doesn't do much to Thor. It has to be psychically or magically charged for it to really affect him in any way. This is Thor flying through the sun and he has his eyes open. He does feel the heat but he has a very high tolerance.
Of course, Thor does kill Kratos in that battle but immediately brings him back to life in a fun gameplay twist. This, however, was not related. Elsewhere the pair discussed the amount of puzzle assistance provided by side characters, something that was widely criticised after release.
Resuming the fight on Týr's bridge, the God of Thunder eventually gains the upper hand and knocks Kratos unconscious with his powerful hammer, almost killing him. However, Thor, refusing to let Kratos die until he gets to see him at his best, resuscitates him using Mjölnir. The brutal clash ended yet in a stalemate.
By most accounts, Superman seemingly outclasses Thor in terms of raw strength, especially in earlier versions of the DC Universe. He's pulled planets, punched people into orbit, and performed all sorts of wild feats of strength.
Peter created a second version of his Spider-Armor to compensate for the loss of his Spider-Sense, due to the fact that without this ability, he can be easily wounded by bullets.
For His Family To Be Torn Apart. Having spent over a thousand years in the company of Odin, Frigga, and Loki, it's understandable that Thor didn't want to lose his family. One of Thor's biggest fears was for them to be torn apart, but he had to suffer outliving them after all three died before his eyes.
True, some of his more exotic powers – such as weather control and flight – are dulled or even denied him when he can't use his hammer to focus them, but he doesn't seem to lose any appreciable strength or durability when he doesn't have his hammer. This also appears to be the case in the MCU.
Mjolnir more so focuses his powers, yet Ragnarok proved hes just as powerful with Mjolnir. Strength wise we saw him battle Hulk evenly without Mjolnir or Stormbreaker, and even take the full force of a dying star without either weapons.
