While Hercules may have the strength to literally destroy Thor's body, Thor can technically do the exact same thing to Hercules. The Olympian and the Asgardian are evenly matched in terms of both strength and durability.
In terms of raw strength, Herc and Thor are pretty evenly matched, with Herc possibly having a slight edge. However, he is also overconfident and at times underestimates his opponent.
Hercules was also not particularly impressive, but he was able to take a lot of damage before he went down. Thor would probably win due to having the ability to attack at long range and his hammer, but unarmed I would probably favor Hercules. The Norse gods are shown to be incredibly weak compared to the Greek ones.
In a Zeus vs Thor scenario, Zeus would probably end up the victor, but the same goes for his son, Hercules. Technically speaking, he's only a demigod, but, if any biceps could outsize Thor's, then it is the Herculators.
Hercules is stronger than Savage Hulk and he should in reality be able to knock him out before Hulk can reach thresholds high enough in strength to beat him. Hercules is also a better fighter than Hulk due to his experience having lived as long as he have being the son of Zeus.
The actual strongest Avenger is neither Thor nor the Hulk, but Hercules, and the Prince of Power has proven it by beating them both many times. The title of strongest Avenger is often contested among powerhouses such as Thor and Hulk, but it actually belongs to someone else: Hercules, the Prince of Power.
However, Thanos is still standing, and he forces Odin to unleash the full might of his power, the Odinforce. In an epic sequence, Thanos keeps advancing toward his foe, withstanding blast after blast of deadly energy. In the end, Odin is too strong, and Thanos is clearly beaten.
While Superman could potentially overpower Thor, blows rendered by the mystical Mjolnir would likely impose serious damage on the Kryptonian hero. However, with his super-speed, the Man of Steel could probably avoid the Thunder God's lightning.
Odin has pretty clearly been shown to be demonstrable more powerful than the other gods. Odin's Odinforce has far outstripped anything Zeus's magical lightning bolts have ever done.
Hercules is class 7, meaning he can lift over 100 tons, and is the same weight class as other heavy hitters like Thor, the Hulk, Namor and Gladiator. However, so is Thanos, it's just that Thanos is stronger and vastly more powerful than Hercules.
Hercules is very strong but that's pretty much it. While he's a demi-god, he doesn't really have a magic weapon or skill he can use beyond his strength and that's going to cost him against Superman.
Odin. Even at the time of his MCU debut, Thor wasn't the MCU's strongest character. That title, at that time, belonged to Anthony Hopkins' Odin. The patriarch of the Norse pantheon and the King of Asgard, Odin possessed an incalculable degree of power in the MCU, even at his advancing age.
Thor. Thor, the god of Thunder, was undoubtedly the most powerful member of the original Avengers. His power continues to grow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Hercules' strength is rarely matched. There were times when he even overpowered the Incredible Hulk – a feat that not even Thor could complete. So, when it comes to physical strength, Hercules is the strongest. It was shown multiple times throughout comics.
As the baseline for this level of strength means Hercules can lift at least 100 tons, if not more. He has many times broken this limit and has even lifted the entire island of Manhattan for a brief period of time.
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.
In a battle between Batman and Thor, considering the vast gap in their powers and abilities, Thor would likely emerge as the victor. Thor's godly strength, control over lightning, and durability put him in a league beyond that of a mortal like Batman.
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.
Odin is an immensely powerful cosmic being, on Par with entities like the eternals and even Galactus. Hulk may be able to make himself physically Stronger than Odin, but at the end of the day, Odin can warp reality itself, and could just make Hulk cease to be.
Odin dominates Goku in intelligence and battle strategy. If there's anyone who can think their way around Goku's massive advantages, it's Odin. Goku beats Odin in physical capabilities, but Odin might just be too smart for him.
Few characters can stand against him, with only a few being so brave and some being very foolish. While the MCU Hulk was not able to defeat Thanos, his comic book counterparts pose a better chance to make an even fight particularly if Thanos does not wield the Infinity Gauntlet.
Simply put Thor can best Hulk in a fight because he wields Mjolnir and is a god. Complexly said, Hulk can't defeat a divine god with a mighty hammer that lets him blast energy beams, fly, and summon a kinds of weather.
The Olympian easily defeated the Hulk and tested his healing factor in their fight. While Hulk's powers kept the hero alive, it was pushed to its limits by Zeus, who proved he was even stronger than the Jade Giant.
