Asgard (MCU) vs. Godzilla & Titans (KoTM)

[The Arbiter]

Asgard has its shield up. It's armies are scrambled. Every major Asgardian is present (except Hela).

Can they defend an assault from the MonsterVerse Titans?

Godzilla
Ghidorah
Rodan
Mothra
Kong
Big Skullcrawler

Godzilla approaches from the ocean/beach. Kong and Crawler descend from the mountains behind. The other 3 flying Titans descend from the clouds above.

BONUS: Hela is present.

[Cleric of Hell’s Brigade]

Ehh........

Does Thor get Stormbreaker? A Bifrost beam taking chunks off the titans may be their best bet.

[U.N. Owen]

The Bifrost is really their best bet against the Titans. If they shot the Titans with the Bifrost into the blackhole which Svartalfheim orbits, then none of them are going to stand against Asgard any longer.

[The Arbiter]

The Bifrost is really their best bet against the Titans. If they shot the Titans with the Bifrost into the blackhole which Svartalfheim orbits, then none of them are going to stand against Asgard any longer.

I don't think that's how the Bifrost works. Seems like you have to be standing in the chamber in order to get ported out of Asgard. Like a train station lol. Any other potentially more useful applications of the Bifrost have all been accomplished off-screen and with who knows what level of prep involved.

[The Arbiter]

Ehh........

Does Thor get Stormbreaker? A Bifrost beam taking chunks off the titans may be their best bet.

Bifrost isn't a drill. It doesn't just smash it's way through things UNLESS it's the main chamber set to be permanently activated.

The thing with the dragon wasnt like he was struck by a laser. More like the portal activated, the dragon stuck just it's head in, the portal deactivated. Kind of like Wong cutting Cull.

My point is, I don't think Thor or Heimdall can just keep a continuous beam blasting away on a target based on what we've seen. If we DO assume they can keep a constant beam going, then we are arguing they are now planet busters. Perhaps they could shoot quick bursts of Bifrost energies near where they think a Titan will step into and then try to time a deactivation?

[big_adventure]

Given how Thor AND Heimdahl used the Bifrost in Infinity War, I don't think the chamber is the important thing. It obviously was in Thor, but clearly wasn't later.

[The Arbiter]

Given how Thor AND Heimdahl used the Bifrost in Infinity War, I don't think the chamber is the important thing. It obviously was in Thor, but clearly wasn't later.

So you think they get the chamber's feats? Do you think Heimdall and Thor are planet busters?

[The Arbiter]

Also, the Chamber was distinctly a useful thing all the way up to its destruction in Ragnarok. Heimdall clearly thought it was the only thing capable of evacuating his people despite his own abilities. That right there leaves the big implication that personal Bifrost abilities pale in comparison to the actual bridge.

[Cthulhu_of_R'lyeh]

So you think they get the chamber's feats? Do you think Heimdall and Thor are planet busters?

I mean this is weird, since neither of them are planet busters, they'd just control a planet-busting device. Feel like this might be a bit of a strawman

EDIT: and it should be noted the bridge itself still takes a long time to planet bust, from what I remember.