- 1,550
- 1,445
So... are we sure that Thor's Yggdrasil feats are inherently 1-A? I know I'm the one who did the thread making it 1-A, but I don't know if it feels right for Thor to be 1-A. Like 1-A was settled on because of the Astral Realm being 1-A, and Yggdrasil encompassing "everything." But our tiering system says of 1-A that "A 1-A character or realm, on the other hand, fundamentally surpasses lower states of existence, with their sheer superiority not being expressible as the sum, union or permutation of anything in these lesser states. They, in other words, transcend lower existences to the point that those vanish into nothingness." I don't think that applies to Thor, or frankly most characters. Like, could these feats just be 2-A?
I'm also starting to feel iffy on Thor being on a completely higher level than other Heralds, like Silver Surfer. I know I helped establish this split but now I worry it might be wrong. In my recent readings, I haven't found much of anything that implies that. On the contrary, characters like Silver Surfer, Beta Ray Bill, Eric Masterson, etc. are kinda just shown to be on his same level. Thor even considers Silver Surfer more powerful than him, and while there is that scan of Loki thinking otherwise, that still implies that they are on the same level, as it could go either way who is stronger. There are also statements of Loki's physical strength being close to Thor's, supported by him physically hurting Eric Masterson, but Loki was physically overpowered by Silver Surfer.
I'm also starting to feel iffy on Thor being on a completely higher level than other Heralds, like Silver Surfer. I know I helped establish this split but now I worry it might be wrong. In my recent readings, I haven't found much of anything that implies that. On the contrary, characters like Silver Surfer, Beta Ray Bill, Eric Masterson, etc. are kinda just shown to be on his same level. Thor even considers Silver Surfer more powerful than him, and while there is that scan of Loki thinking otherwise, that still implies that they are on the same level, as it could go either way who is stronger. There are also statements of Loki's physical strength being close to Thor's, supported by him physically hurting Eric Masterson, but Loki was physically overpowered by Silver Surfer.