Peak human Strength: Michael possesses Peak human strength to the point where he could lift people off the ground and smash through walls, Great Durablity and Stamina: Michael is able to take physical attacks such as weapons and punches. As shown being fueled by anger, Michael is totally immune to physical pain.
While the H20 version is strong, Thorn Michael's supernatural drive makes him infinitely more capable of overpowering the H20 Michael. While Rob Zombie's version is also immensely strong, his defeat by firing squad also makes him the weakest and easiest to kill for Thorn Michael.
Verdict: Jason Voorhees Is Stronger Than Michael Myers
While Michael has proven time and again that he can survive nearly anything, he doesn't stand a chance against Jason. Jason's immense strength and ability to keep killing no matter the circumstances show that he can withstand a full-on assault from Michael.
An official weakness hasn't been revealed in the Halloween universe, but fans have come up with different possibilities, starting with Michael's obsession with Halloween. Michael only kills on or around October 31, unlike other slashers who can go on murder sprees at any moment and for as long as they please.
Myers is mentally resistant to all pain (physical and mental) but will suffer harm from pain just as any other living person would, he can just "power through" the injuries.
It's mentioned in the first Halloween movie that Michael Myers didn't say a single word during his time at Smith's Grove, so he's not mute as he did talk before the murder of Judith. Michael Myers, then, has chosen not to speak again, though why exactly is what continues to be debated among viewers.
Michael racks up 159 kills over 12 films and will be adding more kills to the list later this year. To find out more about Michael Myers, check out our overview of the famous slasher! With an impressive kill count at 31 in Halloween Kills, Michael Myers still comes in second place.
Halloween's numerous sequels from the '80s and '90s would bring him back time and again and explain doing so by providing some lore surrounding his invincibility, suggesting that it was an astrological power linked to a mystical thorn curse that was the source of his powers.
As you will notice upon watching even John Carpenter's original 1978 Halloween film, Michael Myers is seemingly immune to pain which would otherwise incapacitate or even kill normal individuals. This has prompted several different explanations throughout the franchise, and even more fan theories outside of the films.
Despite his sheer power and status as an archangel, Michael has some weaknesses of his own. Holy Fire - Holy fire can trap Michael at least temporarily. After Dean placed a line of holy fire in front of him, Michael could not cross until it went out. A Molotov made with holy oil could cause him pain.
Jason has far more powers and abilities more so than Michael this is a given... Michael has the basics... Super strength, durability, and almost Immortality. Jason has super strength, durability, Immortality, regeneration, Teleportation, and shifting.
Michael Myers is like a mix of Solomon Grundy with the personality of Victor Zsasz, which is a truly formidable combination. Batman would definitely have one hell of a time trying to match Myers in a blow-for-blow street fight, especially with the villain's nigh-invulnerability.
Superhuman strength: In Part 2, Jason was shown to have some sort of enhanced strength capable of impaling victims with ease and was capable of breaking out a window with a single shot and his fist was barely formed and within Part III was capable of crushing someone's head while lifting them and later throwing said ...
He illustrated these feelings with a scene where Michael removes his mask and sheds a tear. Girard explains, "Again, to humanize him, to give him a tear.
For starters, one cause as to why Michael never runs may be due to his mind still being present on the night that he killed his sister. If so, that would mean Michael never mentally matured, and he won't chase his victims because the child version of Michael still believes he wouldn't catch them if he ran.
As an adult, he never speaks, though perhaps this is because we've never witnessed interactions with someone he trusts. The reason it's a “maybe” check is because selective mutism can also be a response to trauma, which Jason most certainly experienced after witnessing the death of his mother.
When he resurrects, he becomes more powerful. This power is somewhat similar to a Zenkai Boost (from Dragon Ball Z). Immortality: Jason can seemingly never die permanently for no matter what happens, he just keeps getting back up.
Michael's ability to survive most attacks makes him superhuman, the relentless shape of moviegoers' nightmares. In the original Halloween, Michael survives multiple attacks, including being shot by Dr.
Pain Resistance: Jason as a human still has a human personality and he has felt pain the same as humans but had shown an exceptional amount of tolerance for it as shown in Part III and Part IV he still shows human reactions when being stabbed and slashed by Chris and Tommy.
It's then explained that in sixth movie exactly why Michael Myers keeps coming back from certain death. As shown in the Curse of Michael Myers, Michael is actually a victim of the Curse of Thorn. This mystical condemnation is applied by the Druid-like Cult of Thorn and dates back to centuries beforehand.
The real terror, and the real motivation of Michael, is in what comes after. He tilts his head to the side, taking in what he's done, still a child so curious about what death looks like. It's the same when he watches Lynda in bed, The Shape now disguised by a sheet and Bob's glasses.
