So far
- Thor moves the world engine | 2-C
Yes.
- Thor shakes the Nine realms | 2-C
I think that is likely High 3-A combined with Low Multiversal range.
- Hyperion tanks two universes | 2-C
Yes.
- Hulk rips the undying ones dimension | Low 2-C
Please remind me with the relevant scans and issue reference. Did I reject this feat previously? I would much prefer to not have to repeat myself over and over here.
- two thors strength is comparable or superior to the big bang | High 3-A - Low 2-C
The Big Bang is only Low 2-C if it is a creation from nothing of universal space-time. If itis just an enormous physical explosion, I think that it has been calculated as tier 3-B in the past.
- Thor lays Waste to jotunheim | Low 2-C
Laying waste, i.e. causing lots of damage to homes and the landscape, rather than the entire space-time structure, is nowhere near Low 2-C.
- And shatters Yggdrasils root | 2-C (i think?)
This might work, but Yggdrasil is not always portrayed as having remotely Multi-Universal durability. We need evidence though.
- Thor and Beta Ray bill can lay waste to asgard | Low 2-C
See my comment above about Jotunheim.
- Thor Shakes the fabric of infinity | Low 2-C
Well, High 3-A if it is a reliable feat at least, but we need the scans and issue reference as usual.
- Thor tanks an explosion that rivalled the Big Bang and destroyed the entire Black Galaxy, which is a universe made of biological matter / bioverse | 3-A, High 3-A or Low 2-C
Did he tank the entire explosion? Also, the Black Galaxy is still usually explained as "just" being a living organism the size of a galaxy as far as I recall.
- Hulk causing earthquakes on infinite planets | High 3-A
Yes, but Ironclad withstood those blows, so that seems very inconsistent.
- Hulk having his power level measured as infinite | High 3-A
Yes.
- Beta Ray Bill and stardust shake the universe | High 3-A
It depends on if they shook the entire universe. Also, the Marvel universe is usually not treated as literally infinitely large as far as I am aware.
- Thor tanks the unbinding stone | possibly High 3-A
We need scans and an issue reference please.
- Grey Hulk moves a universe | High 3-A
Say what? Moving in the Dark Matter universe does not seem like such an extreme feat, and the Grey Hulk was regularly beaten up by mid-level superheroes.
- Hulk destroys a universe fighting Onslaught | High 3-A
That is not what happened in the Onslaught storyline. It is an inaccurate retelling, seemingly to make a metafictional point about real world fans of the Hulk.
That said, the Hulk legitimately overpowered Onslaught when the latter had Franklin Richards' and X-Man's powers combined.
Scaling chains
- Thor battled Perrikus and took blasts from him. Perrikus is the God of Unlimited Power and Infinite Energy
- Damaged Galactus.
- Harmed Odin.
- Rent the heavens asunder in his battle against the Odin Destroyer and held his own.
- Harmed Glory by summoning the winds of a thousand worlds.
- Harmed Skyfather Hercules.
- Fought against Surtur.
- Briefly knocked out Mangog.
- Briefly knocked out the Phoenix Force, though far weaker than it
- Apocalypse states hulks energy can surpass celestials
Of course these need heavy evaluation
Again, Marvel runs on everybody can fight everybody, so we need to be quite careful.
Also, Perrikus having literally infknite energy should probably be taken with a grain of salt, especially as Dan Jurgens explicitly only intended to portray Odin at a planetary power level if I recall correctly.
Rending the heavens asunder seems hard to quantify properly.
The Hulk was channelling the power of Franklin Richards at the time of Apocalypse's Celestials statement.