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What you're saying is that Thor should have the power of a billion stars, Hulk has the endurance less than a helicopter explosion and can still directly take his serious hits. That scaling does not work. You cannot separate Hulk's strength and durability for this version. If Thor is the level you're claiming, every single character he seriously fights is that level. Everyone scales to this and there's zero ways around it.Strength, durability, and healing factor are three different powers.
Its what I said originally: Its at best not a feat and at worst utterly unusable for scaling since it would be the definition of an outlier
Its not that hard to see. The video just completely debunks the idea that its a star. Heck under your logic this Black Hole can suck in a star millions or billions of miles away at the same speed its sucking in Loki. Under that logic Asgard should also be sucked away considering how close they would need to be.2. I am not seeing what you say that you see with Loki and the stars.
I'm not, its explained in Avengers and shown in other movies that you can generate stable wormholes naturally and with the Tesseract by even nominally powerful reactors.Your third point ignores Jane's statements defining the Bifrost as an Einstein-Rosen Bridge wormhole
The Bifrost is based on the Tesseract and the Tesseract itself is used to reconstruct it. The Bifrost also doesn't operate like a true wormhole going by NASA, since its not an instant form of transportation.The Bifrost is not the Tesseract
This just isn't a feat that's useable in any capacity. Trying to push it is just nonsensical because you're either saying that Thor should be 4-B to 3-A and therefore nearly every high tier character in the series is that strong or you're arguing that there's some massive tier disconnect between physicals which doesn't work for the site.