While the MCU has included many of the Hulk's powers, one the franchise has yet to show is his power of telepathic resistance. In essence, whenever Bruce Banner is transformed into the Hulk (most typically the Savage Hulk), his mind is in a haze of pure rage, which makes him impossible to predict or control.
The Hulk's strength remains at the top level of all super human beings on Earth and increases exponentially as his anger grows. This strength grants him not only upper body prowess, but also the ability to leap great distances and land without harm to himself.
Following his accidental exposure to gamma rays while saving the life of Rick Jones during the detonation of an experimental bomb, Banner is physically transformed into the Hulk when subjected to emotional stress, at or against his will.
Without an Infinity Gauntlet, destroying planets with one punch was far beyond what any other Hulk or being in the Marvel Universe could muster. This made the Entropy Hulk the strongest Hulk of all.
The Hulk's uttermost potential is indeed infinite, with no finite element inside. This statement has been endorsed by the cosmic entity Stranger, who deduced that Hulk's capacity for strength is, for all practical purposes, unlimited.
There's no question the Hulk is a near-indestructible force who comes out on top in almost all of his battles of pure strength. However, against Superman, he's outmatched. While Hulk's strength might rival that of the Man of Steel, Superman's other abilities give him a considerable edge against his opponent.
The simple answer is no. Yes, Hulk absolutely smashes Thor to the ground with Mjolnir, but, he's holding both Thor and the hammer. Hulk wouldn't have been able to lift Mjolnir by himself, but since the God of Thunder had a firm grip on it as well, he was able to use it as a weapon against his teammate.
Thanos and Hulk have clashed several times in Marvel lore, with Thanos even admitting he was scared to face the Hulk before acquiring the Infinity Stones. While Thanos is usually the victor, it's generally down to him using superior tactics and technology, rather than simply possessing greater physical strength.
The main reason why the Jade Giant comes always comes out on top is because of his trademark ability of getting stronger the more he gets angry. As the saying goes: “The angrier Hulk gets, the STRONGER Hulk gets!”. The Hulk's strength grows as does his anger. Meanwhile, Red Hulk doesn't have that ability.
Disease Immunity: The Hulk is completely invulnerable to all known Earth-based diseases and viruses, including AIDS. He can operate under intense conditions for prolonged periods of time due to his body not developing fatigue toxins quickly. Decelerated Aging: For all intents and purposes; the Hulk lives indefinitely.
Due to this safeguard, the Professor is ultimately the weakest of the three primary Hulk incarnations despite being the physically largest. Professor Hulk has the attributes of three Hulks: Grey Hulk, Savage Hulk, and Banner.
Hulk's super strength ensures that normal weapons do not even penetrate his skin. He has even been known to withstand energy blasts. However, a special metal can hurt Hulk—ironically one that his most battled characters have it. Wolverine's Adamantium claws can cut the Hulk's tissue.
Putting it all together, Thor can win against the Hulk, even if he can't kill the Jade Giant. Hulk is practically immortal and has unlimited reserves of strength and stamina, so he can keep fighting forever. Thor's endurance, while godly, is not limitless, so he will eventually lose a prolonged battle.
The polished fighting style of Thanos proved too much for Hulk and his overall brutality and savagery. Hulk had the upper hand for all of two seconds due to the element of surprise before Thanos was able to finish the fight with a few quick blows.
Exposure to so many enemies along with his trip through space may have weakened the Hulk to the point that he could bond with Bruce in Endgame, thus making the Professor persona appear much weaker. However, after snapping his fingers, the gamma burst should have raised his levels.
While the upgrades give Juggernaut the powers to kill Thanos with ease, it comes at the sacrifice of the former villain, as Juggernaut is abandoned after the Mad Titan is taken down, as no attempts are made to save him as he accelerates through space.
He can lift a commercial airplane – which weighs around 100 tons – when he is at his calmest; that's no problem for him. But the angrier he gets the stronger he gets, and if the Hulk is really pissed, then he can lift anything, including mountains, or even planets!
Yes he can, Or I should say *surprise* he had actually lifted and wielded Thor's hammer i.e Mjolnir. Lifting and wielding Thor's Hammer are two different things. according to enchantment by Odin: "Whosoever holds this hammer, if (s)he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor."
Summary. Bruce Banner's failure to lift Mjolnir in Avengers: Age of Ultron proved that he wasn't worthy during the MCU's Phase 2. The Hulk's betrayal in Avengers: Infinity War suggests his selfishness and resentment may have been holding him back from wielding Mjolnir in Age of Ultron.
The two brawlers have fought beyond these two encounters, but these two fights establish a few hard facts: the Hulk can be overpowered by the Juggernaut; the Hulk cannot consistently stop the Juggernaut; and most importantly, the Hulk's strength, even at maximum, cannot harm the Juggernaut at his maximum power.
Wiz: Both are extremely resistant and very durable, because both have resisted attacks that could make pieces to almost anyone, but just as in force, Godzilla wins in this aspect, because like the Hulk, this resistance and durability this force bonded with his wrath.
Darkseid is definitely stronger than Hulk at a base level, but as the fight goes on, Hulk gets more powerful and he would eventually defeat the God of Evil.
