Who was Thor suppose to be?
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Thor is the God of Thunder from Norse Mythology.  Not the God of lightening, which is the God Loki, also known as the bringer of fire.  \n\nThursday was named after Thor, which means Thors day.  \n\nThor is the son of Odin and Jord, he married Sif, who is a fertility goddess. The Norse myths stated that during a thunderstorm, Thor would ride through the sky on his chariot pulled by the goats Tanngrisni ("gap-tooth") and Tanngnost ("tooth grinder").
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Your question lacks clarity.  Is the question about an element on the periodic table? If it is - and once again, you don't specify - then a likely answer is "Thorium" named after Thor, the greek god of thunder.  I don't know, you didn't actually give any context with the question.  I suggest going to www.wikipedia.com for help with anything, though.   \n\nThe second question, about the order of the planets by rotation - do you have a science book?  That would help you more than the internet because the answers will all be there.  Open the book, go to the chapter(s) about planets, take out a piece of paper, and write down the name of the planet next to the length of the respective planet's day.  When you have all of the written down, you will be able to order it.  \n\nHere is some extra help for you for a question you did not ask but clearly need answered:\n\n"Your" is possessive - "Your eyes are like deep buckets of molasses" \n\n"You're" is an abbreviation of "You are".
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Beyonder. He's the living Tribunal of an alternate reality. Translation: He's god. God versus Hulk. Beyonder takes this one, no matter how enraed the Hulk gets.
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I don't think it was the real Sephiroth. It was the remnants of him from the Jenova cells in the materia that the guy stole from Rufus. That and the fact that the materia was damaged and a lot of it was lost during the battle between that bloke (can't remember his name) and Rufus as they fell from the building, so the guy that used it didn't get the full effect.
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What are you trying to do, melt my brain?\n\nThis is much more difficult than the average question found here on Yahoo Answers.\n\nLet's examine some of our options.\n\nWolverine: Arguably the most popular character among the fanboy set. And why not? Wolvie rocks. Adamantium claws make you cooler than Lou Reed and that's not easy. But, is Logan the best? Probably not. His James Howlett backstory was just too lame. We waited almost thirty years for a mystery to be cleared up and they gave us a bomb. So, no, not Logan.\n\nSpiderman: Marvel's most recognizable hero is, indeed, awesome, but is he the best? His life is a mess and he's been trying to atone for a mistake since 1962. That's hard to beat. Now, in the wake of House of M, he's mourning for a son that no one else even knows about. Poor Peter Parker can't catch a break. I've got to say, though, that Spidey did teach the world a valuable lesson. With great power... This is important stuff. So, I'd say that Mr. Parker is in the running for best character.\n\nThe Hulk: Man vs. himself notwithstanding, Hulk smash a little too much. Not the Hulk.\n\nThor: Thor is awesome the same way that your crazy neighbor lady with the pink flamingoes is awesome. So, no, not Thor. (Ultimate Thor has a much better case, but not him either).\n\nThe Silver Surfer: Still hanging ten after all these years, but not Norrin Radd.\n\nThe FF: The FF taught us about tolerance and family while kicking ass at the same time. That's pretty hard-core. So, maybe the FF.\n\nDr. Strange: The good doctor put his arrogance aside and now defends the world from some of the creepiest baddies in the multiverse. Sadly, he dresses like such a dork. Not Doc S.\n\nCaptain America: I like Cap, but the political climate of the world right now prevents me from getting too behind the man with the shield.\n\nIron Man: Brilliant, rich, drunk, Tony Stark is the man. I know he doesn't drink anymore, but he's still a fat-cat, so not Tony.\n\nCyclops, et. al., I love the muties, but probably none of them.\n\nI'm going to have to go with Spiderman, as he has taught us some of life's most important lessons, and instead of merely speaking these lessons to us, we have had to learn them through his pain and from his difficult life.
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Thorin was definitely the hero of The Hobbit.\n\nHe had a quest he was on -- to regain the stolen treasure of the Lonely Mountain.\n\nBilbo was just on an adventure.\n\nOkay, I admit, Bilbo was the more interesting character, partly because The Hobbit was told from his point of view,  \nbut he was just a hired sneak-thief, an "expert burglar."
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He's supposed to be a big part - they wouldn't have Kelsey Grammar sportin' blue fur if they didn't!  Speculation abound about the Beast trying to find a cure for the mutant gene, thus turning mutants into humans.  But it doesn't quite work as well as they thought.... Legacy Virus, anyone?\n\nToo bad about Gambit though, I really wanted HIM in it!  Although I am looking forward to seeing Psylocke, Shadowcat, Juggernaut and (Arch)Angel in it....
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I think he's a younger superman, at the beginning. As far as being thin, I always wondered why superman had to look muscular, since his powers don't come from regular muscles.
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He was in the movie but not sure what his charcter was. see the link below to find out for sure.
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Canonically: Wonder Woman, Beta Ray Bill, Thunderstrike, Captain America (but he didn't get the power), Superman (but only because it was an emergency), and a few others.
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You can make the argument in many different ways.  I think his origin follows the science of the time rather than any religious imagery.\n\nJor-el was not actually named that when Superman was first created.  It was "Jor-L".  This blows an earlier poster's idea that Jor"-el" was an indication for "god".\n\nSupes origin ran:  "Krypton, a distant planet so far advanced in evolution that it bears a civilization of super men - beings which represent the human race at its ultimate peak of perfect development!".  \n\nWe are not seeing a divine creation here, we are seeing eugenics, the application of science on the genome.  Superman's original origin followed along the thought of the 1930's  that selective breeding could yield a "superman".  The terrors of Germany in WWII brought a change to this type of thought.\n\nSo, in answer to your question, Superman was not christian inspired... he was inspired by the science and cultural theories of the 1930's.
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Considering all that I've read on the topic from multiple sources, multiple religions, and various ideologies, I've come up with this concept.\n\nJesus, by his very nature, would appear to everyone differently, in one of two forms.\n\nEither he would appear exactly as someone would want/expect him to, or he would appear as is best to humble and teach someone.\n\nIf he were to appear the same to everyone, and he was certainly going to appear as a human man, he would likely appear as a perfect blend of every race and culture on Earth.
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thor of course\nbecause that's me.
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Come on people, read the comics for crying out loud! Magneto has ALREADY DEFEATED Thor in the comics before. As it turns out, Uru is ferromagnetic, and Mags literally deflected Mjolnr away with one EMP! Plus, Magneto's force fields made him impervious to Thor's "God blasts"! Man, doesn't anyone ever read the comics before asking who would win in a showdown?\n\nAnyway, Magneto's force fields have held off against Phoenix and even Galactus, so a puny little asgard is no match for him. True, Thor may be a so-called "God", but his powers are way below the omnipotent level. After all, Asgard "gods" are nowhere near the power levels of cosmic beings like Galactus or Eternity, but Magneto can easily manipulate blasts of cosmic energy directed towards him as seen in the comics.\n\nSorry about the rant, but longtime fanboys like me just can't stand the blatant ignorance of these people's answers. Plus, I worked at Marvel for quite a while, so I should know what Magneto is capable of.
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I think you're referring to Norse mythology, which was sort of a religion.  Here's a link to give you a good bit of info.
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Thor\nAlthough thor couldnt kill hulk in hulk form because of his healing hulk couldnt kill thor because of his advantage of flight and could hover a couple miles over hulk laying down thunder bolts supressing hulk until he turned back into banner and then banner would have no chance\n\nif he could stay in hulk form forever and thor used the same tactic the fight would last forever\nbut if he came down hulk would win because thor is only near invulnerable and hulk healing factor is better than wolverines
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No one created him and gave him power .. then how would him be a God if there is something bigger ? God is the greatest !!