DCEU Jor-el vs MCU Zeus

[Masonicon]

rules: the battle take place under yellow sun so Jor-el can access his Kryptonian powers here

who take this?

bonus: they sit and talk

[big_adventure]

Jor-El is definitely getting uninvited to the orgy.

[The Arbiter]

Zeus has very little in the way of actual defensive feats other than somehow barely surviving his own attack. It totally took him out of the fight though. I'd imagine if Jor is anywhere near Clark speed then he just beats him up?

Sit and talk would be fascinating. Extremely different personalities.

On the topic of personalities - who here was a bit disgruntled that they didn't go with the Zeus/Thor deleted scene vibes instead? I felt like that was a much better direction and helped explain a few things. But instead they went full silly mode.

It's like how in Ragnarok they nearly had Odin go out as a disheveled bum on the streets but at the last moment decided to cut that scene and instead give him a brief moment of dignity. Well, nobody decided to do Zeus the same favor haha

[big_adventure]

Zeus has very little in the way of actual defensive feats other than somehow barely surviving his own attack. It totally took him out of the fight though. I'd imagine if Jor is anywhere near Clark speed then he just beats him up?

Sit and talk would be fascinating. Extremely different personalities.

On the topic of personalities - who here was a bit disgruntled that they didn't go with the Zeus/Thor deleted scene vibes instead? I felt like that was a much better direction and helped explain a few things. But instead they went full silly mode.

It's like how in Ragnarok they nearly had Odin go out as a disheveled bum on the streets but at the last moment decided to cut that scene and instead give him a brief moment of dignity. Well, nobody decided to do Zeus the same favor haha

Honestly, I see him surviving as something perhaps linked to his immortality. Even though this has never really been a thing for Asgardians thus far, and they are certainly "gods", Love and Thunder implied it takes special stuff like the Necrosword to actually kill gods. Like, Taika just kind of added a thing there for his story, but if that's now canon (cannon)? Hell, I dunno. I really enjoyed some parts of Love and Thunder - notably the stars were basically all great with what they had to work with - but it really messed with some continuity.

[Slade1]

Honestly, I see him surviving as something perhaps linked to his immortality. Even though this has never really been a thing for Asgardians thus far, and they are certainly "gods", Love and Thunder implied it takes special stuff like the Necrosword to actually kill gods. Like, Taika just kind of added a thing there for his story, but if that's now canon (cannon)? Hell, I dunno. I really enjoyed some parts of Love and Thunder - notably the stars were basically all great with what they had to work with - but it really messed with some continuity.

Zeus is not Asgardian though. In Greek mythology the Greek gods were all immortal but I don't know if that is why he survived in the movie.

[Masonicon]

Sit and talk would be fascinating. Extremely different personalities.

even when they have same portrayers

[big_adventure]

Zeus is not Asgardian though. In Greek mythology the Greek gods were all immortal but I don't know if that is why he survived in the movie.

All gods were portrayed as the same-ish in Love and Thunder, including Asgardians, requiring something special to kill them.