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These entries record encounters, feats and other events from the character's stories. Read each outcome with its version, sources and condition tags. Arena verdicts use the selected versions and matchup rules; a story result does not determine an arena result. This panel is for reference and does not feed the engine. The record is still being expanded.
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Lifts the obstructing boulder, breaks confinement and defeats the machine; separation demonstrates mortal fallback.
Loki hypnotizes Thor, has him throw Mjolnir into a river and uses an illusion of a second Thor to take it; after a minute apart from the hammer Thor reverts to Blake, which breaks the hypnosis.
Thor spins Mjolnir to summon anti-matter particles that restore people Loki's spell had turned 'negative'.
Uses linked time travel, a decoy and breath to disarm; recovers hammer and undetonated bomb.
Help: Odin supplied the instructions for the time-travel recovery
The ceiling collapses on both; Thor climbs out to find the Hulk has dug through the floor and escaped; Odin rules the fight undecided.
Hammer-driven transmutation turns Creel into helium, dispersing him.
Help: A police grenade had already affected Creel
Loki, from his Asgard cell, makes Thor briefly intangible; Thor shields himself with the hunter's body, betting the hunter won't risk it, and the hunter abandons the armour; Thor's hammer blow starts the temple crumbling.
Help: Loki made Thor briefly intangible, saving him
Initially competitive exchange ends in Thor’s defeat after his power is halved.
Ego reads/stuns Thor; Thor’s storm pressures Ego into abandoning the attack.
Thor and allies cannot stop Mangog; Odin resolves the threat through a spell.
Thor channels hammer energy through a device assembled from the Wanderers’ ship; Galactus withdraws.
Help: The Wanderers rescued Thor and their ship supplied the focusing device
Surfer pins the hammer with energy; continued fighting ends when deception is exposed.
Extended contest is interrupted without a conclusive knockout.
Partial displacement leaves mortal Blake threatened by pressure.
Thor topples Tempus by strength and kills it with one blow of its own club; he spends Mjolnir's time-travel power on Immortus's promised Phantus rescue, which the continuity notes call a lie.
Help: Space Phantom and Immortus assisted
Attacks topple/support damage and a sword strike fail to produce a decisive injury.
With a massive fishing rod baited with a bull, Thor pulls Jormungand away from the Earth, makes it give up the stolen golden apples and ties it to Yggdrasil.
Thor dodges the ship's blasts and smashes through Skuttlebutt's hull; Bill bursts from a stasis pod and attacks him ferociously; after more than sixty seconds apart from Mjolnir Thor reverts to Blake, and Bill strikes the cane and gains Thor's power and Mjolnir.
Thor brings down a torrential storm on Surtur's flames, knocks Surtur away from the Eternal Flame and throws Mjolnir to knock Twilight from his hand; Odin then overpowers Surtur and drives them both into the fissure.
Decisive action: Odin, drove Surtur into the fissure · Thor’s part: Storm on Surtur's flames, knocked him from the Eternal Flame and knocked Twilight from his hand
Enchanted perfume enthralls Thor.
Creel breaks Thor’s ribs; Thor ultimately sends him to another world and collapses.
Thor’s finishing strike destroys the serpent’s head; Thor’s own body is catastrophically damaged.
Thor’s spirit overcomes the armor’s controlling spirit and takes it over.
Threat from Thor in Destroyer forces restoration of his body and removal of the curse.
They batter each other bloody; the Hulk runs out of anger and, when Mjolnir returns, leaves; Thor does not pursue.
Thor struggles for air, destroys a missile and crashes unconscious.
Thor attacks including channeling planetary magnetic power; no successful defeat.
Lightning does not stop Cain; terrain disruption and allied restraint enable vortex removal.
Help: Nova, Namorita and Firestar restrained Juggernaut; an unknown blast had saved Thor
Thor smashes open the Worldengine and pushes its internal clock back with all his strength until it stops.
Issue ends with Thor apparently killed by Destroyer.
Thor answers Tony with a bolt of lightning, shrugs off an Extremis repulsor blast and bludgeons him into the ground; Tony walks home in his destroyed armour.
After the helicarrier crash Bob asks to be killed; Thor refuses; when the Void resurfaces Thor's strike leaves only a skeleton; Thor carries the remains into the Sun.
Decisive action: Thor, killing lightning strike · Thor’s part: Delivered the killing strike that left only a skeleton
Present Thor uses two Mjolnirs to take the Godbomb’s effect and protect the other Thors.
Thor flies through an explosion, igniting Mjolnir and himself, to take down the Minotaur and trolls; Broxton is left in ruins.
Thor uses Sif’s sword/Bifrost containment and breaks the weapon; prolonged exhaustion follows.
Thor enables the selected allies to wield his hammer for the coming fight.
The Corps share the hammer and coordinate their response.
Loki’s stabbing closes #24; #25 treats Thor as dead.
The next series presents mortal, amnesiac Sigurd Jarlson.
When Namor joins the Hulk in trying to disarm Thor, the Hulk can't wrest Mjolnir from Thor's grasp; as the other Avengers arrive his emotions turn him back into Banner and he flees.
Guarding an Olympus bridge, Hercules flips it into the river and hurls a boulder; Thor dodges and ambushes him; Hercules fails to catch the thrown Mjolnir and they brawl, evenly matched, neither gaining the upper hand.
Thor can barely lift the cat off the ground and barely lowers the drinking horn; Elli overpowers him. Utgard-Loki reveals the cat was the Midgard Serpent, the horn drew from the ocean and Elli is age personified.
In Odin's fight to the death for Mjolnir, Bill ambushes and overpowers Thor and drags him toward a cliff over a lava river; both fall, survive on a rock raft and strike each other at the same moment, knocking both out. Bill wakes first, carries Thor clear of the lavafall and claims Mjolnir as victo…
Hulk's thrown van misses and cracks the tunnel roof. He punches Thor, knocks Mjolnir away and lifts it after it has become Blake's cane; Blake tells him the truth and the Hulk leaves believing he has trapped Thor. Blake turns back into Thor and holds up the roof until repair crews arrive.
Thor and the Hulk rage across Manhattan trading blow for blow; Thor deflects the Hulk's thrown adamantium statue with Mjolnir, sending shockwaves across the city.
Thor returns from the Moon, throws Mjolnir into Red Hulk's face and fights him until the green Hulk pushes him aside; on A-Bomb's advice Thor steps back and the Hulk beats an overheating Red Hulk.
After failing to reason with the Thing, Thor calls Mjolnir so it flies right through Angrir; he throws Nul out of a building, later knocks him briefly into space, then passes out from exhaustion.
Thor's thrown hammer is knocked away into the Avengers' battle; he hacks at the Serpent with Odin's sword and drives it into his head, killing him. Thor emerges from the wreckage and dies in Odin's arms, fulfilling the prophecy.
Two lightning bolts hit Thanos; the third brings Thor, who hits him with Mjolnir; as Thor moves to strike again Thanos grabs the hammer and punches him to the ground.
Mephisto pulls Thor into Hell and attacks him physically and with illusions of Odin and Sif; Thor holds firm and summons a storm that threatens to put out Hell's fires unless Mephisto releases him; Mephisto sends him back to Asgard.
The Hulk hits Thor in the head so hard he loses a tooth and is knocked off-balance; Thor's skull is left fractured and needing treatment.
Thor reveals he has reforged Mjolnir (Comic Watch: with the God Storm; WhatCulture: in the sun); Thor and his allies overpower Malekith, whose own Wild Hunt beasts then tear him apart. Marvel Database adds a single blow that separates Malekith from the symbiote (lead only).
Decisive action: Thor and allies overpowered him; his Wild Hunt beasts killed him · Thor’s part: Returned with reforged Mjolnir and helped overpower Malekith
These entries belong to the same continuity, but have not been verified for this form. They are excluded from this form's totals.
A deal returns Thor bound to Jake Olson.
Tags describe recorded circumstances. They do not establish that the outcome depended on those circumstances, and an untagged entry does not guarantee equal conditions. Wins and losses include team encounters where indicated. Counts cover the entries listed here, not the character's complete fight history.
Mjolnir fully unlocked — power of thunder unleashed