Thor is powerful but he's rarely faced a foe as powerful as the Reverse Flash, one who can hit him a million times before Thor could blink. With powers like his, the Reverse Flash has what it takes to beat Thor.
Cap is one of the few mortals able to not only lift Mjolnir but wield its full power, making him someone who can beat Thor. Assuming the reason for their battle is because Thor is possessed or tricked, Cap would be able to use Mjolnir against him.
Superman could wield Mjolnir because he is, at his core, one of the purest heroes in the DC universe. In fact, Superman has wielded Thor's hammer before. In Avengers/JLA #4, a crossover limited series from 2004, Superman was able to lift Mjolnir in a battle with Kronos.
Superhuman Stamina: Thor's stamina and endurance are on a godly level, allowing him to go toe to toe with Big Barda. Superhuman Strength: Thor possesses enough physical strength to act as a worthy opponent to the New God Big Barda and match her blow for blow.
Zeus would have the home turf advantage in this fight, as he rarely leaves Olympus. However, he's also just not used to fighting like Thor is. Zeus is certainly more powerful than Thor in many ways, but he's not a fighter like Thor is.
Thor also has tanked hits from Odin, who is far stronger than anyone Goku has ever faced. Wiz: Thor is also far smarter than Goku, and has fought opponents similar to Goku like Hulk or Sentry, and considering that Thor is able to damage Galactus, he could easily damage or kill Goku too.
So, while Dragon Ball's Goku could lift Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, the same nobility and fighting spirit that make him worthy would likely mean he'd instead focus on pushing his limits and find a way to win without it.
Surprisingly, the answer is almost certainly, “No.” Although Batman's will and moral compass do make him a worthy candidate for Thor's hammer, his track record with super powers is less than stellar. In several storylines, Batman has acquired genuine superpowers but frequently becomes corrupted by them.
Yes he can, he not only welded DC'S version of Mjolnir but also Marvel's Mjolnir. While later on in the story he couldn't do it, it was later retconned in Jane's Mighty Thor run that Superman is worthy.
Shazam may be wise, but Thor is thousands of years old, and as the All-Father, has a far greater command of magic. As long as he doesn't overtax himself, he could easily outpace his opponent. On their own, both these noble heroes are capable of beating incredible forces.
Odin and Zeus are considered "roughly" equals among the Council of Godheads in Marvel. I say roughly because Odin vastly surpasses Zeus in feats shown in comics, but it has been stated before that they are equals.
Thor may be mighty, but Wonder Woman is the stronger of the two characters. Without Mjolnir, Thor wouldn't stand a chance against the likes of Wonder Woman.
Originally Answered: Who would win a fight between Thor and Batman? If powers are considered then, thor by huge margin. He is not someone like superman who can be scared by kryptonite.
Highfather from DC Comics is far more powerful than Odin from Marvel. Although he has much less feats because he's too powerful, he still has some feats. And it's those feats that I'll be using to establish why he's more powerful than Marvel Odin.
Thor would be able to weather any assault Brainiac made against him... and he'd enjoy the fight because he could cut loose. He would trash Brainiac's ship and when he got face to face with the alien cyborg, well, their battle would be legendary. Brainiac would fall.
No. Thor's hammer is extremely durable. We've seen Superman hit with things before that didn't break. The only way I see a fight with Thor & Superman ending with Mjolnir broken is if Superman punched it as hard as he could while Thor was swinging it as hard as he could.
If Marvel fans have ever wondered if Spider-Man was worthy of lifting Thor's hammer, the answer is yes. Just NOT the Spider-Man you think… Although he didn't really meet Thor beyond a couple shared scenes in Avenger's Endgame, Spider-Man has shown he's actually a big fan of the Thunder God.
Yes, even Spider-Man has been worthy of holding the hammer of Thor. This is not your father's Spider-Man (well, actually, it could be if your dad was a kid in 1993), but instead is the Spider-Man of Marvel's distant future of 2099!
Even if Goku was able to use his highest form of power, Saitama's one-punch certainty means a fight wouldn't last for long. If we are to take Saitama's power and accuracy at face value, it almost doesn't matter who his opponent is — he would win outright.
While Thanos may be a more capable commander or general combatant, Goku is the perfect duelist and excels in one-on-one fights, arguably his best type of fight. That experience is much more relevant in a battle between the two, meaning that Goku comes out on top.
Deadpool's trap separated Thor from his hammer long enough that he turned back into Olsen and Deadpool then took advantage of the chaos to grab the hammer... Deadpool then transformed into a version of Thor!
In a fight, Naruto's chakra offers great versatility, but as the God of Thunder, Thor is likely impossible to hurt with Naruto's mostly wind-based attacks. Even when boosted by Sage Mode and Nine-Tales chakra, Naruto would be pushing himself while Thor would be swatting at a gnat.
The movies might've made Thor look somewhat weaker than his comics counterpart, which is ridiculously strong — as one would expect from a god. So, it goes without saying that Thor will absolutely wipe the floor with Itachi and leave him in the dust with ease.
Galactus may have immense power, but he needs to constantly feed on planetary-levels of energy to sustain it. Goku, on the other hand, often reaches his most powerful form when he's at the very end of his rope. So while Galactus would get weaker as the fight went on, Goku would get stronger, giving him the edge.
