00:01Let's go.
00:04In the Avengers Doomsday trailer,
00:06Doctor Doom appears to stop Thor's strike with two fingers.
00:10Two fingers.
00:12The same Thor who buried Stormbreaker in Thanos' chest.
00:16But here's what almost nobody is talking about.
00:18Thor has five powers that the MCU has never shown on screen.
00:23Five.
00:24And these are not small upgrades.
00:26If even one of them shows up on December 18th,
00:29Doctor Doom's problems get a lot bigger.
00:32So let's find out what they are, before Doom does.
00:35Now, let me be straight with you,
00:37because I'm not going to oversell this.
00:39Nothing on this list has been confirmed for Avengers Doomsday.
00:43These are powers from the Marvel comics.
00:45Powers the movies have never touched.
00:48What Marvel has actually shown us is smaller,
00:51and honestly, more interesting.
00:53A teaser that ran before Avatar Fire and Ash
00:56showed Thor alone in a forest.
00:58Stormbreaker resting on his knee,
01:00praying to his late father Odin and his forefathers
01:03for the strength to make it home to his adopted daughter, Love.
01:07Then came the trailer in July.
01:09Thor swings at Doom.
01:11Doom stops him.
01:13And Captain America is shown taking Mjolnir from Thor's hands.
01:17Think about that for a second.
01:18A god who has to pray for strength
01:20is a god who may need a lot more than lightning.
01:23Remember where Thor's story left off with his hammer?
01:27In Thor, Ragnarok,
01:29Hela shattered Mjolnir,
01:30and Thor finally understood that his power
01:32was never in the weapon.
01:34It was in him.
01:35Which raises a question the MCU has never answered.
01:39How much more is in there?
01:41There's one detail in Marvel's own marketing
01:43that makes this list more than wishful thinking.
01:46We'll get to it at the end.
01:47For now, here's what the comics gave him
01:50that the movies never did.
01:51Starting at number 5.
01:53Number 5 is going to sound familiar,
01:55and not in a good way.
01:57Super Breath.
01:58Yes, that's Superman's trick.
02:00But back in the Silver Age,
02:01Stan Lee and Jack Kirby gave it to Thor too.
02:04And they made it fit by calling the blast of air
02:06Hurricane Force.
02:08It actually makes a strange kind of sense.
02:10He's the god of thunder.
02:12And thunder comes with a storm.
02:14In the comics,
02:15this kind of breath can also carry a freezing effect,
02:18though not every time.
02:19So why did it disappear?
02:21Because Thor can already throw lightning
02:23and spin Mjolnir to whip up whirlwinds.
02:26He controls the weather.
02:28Super Breath was surplus to requirements.
02:30It's the power Marvel forgot
02:32because it had better ones.
02:34And that tells you just how deep this toolbox goes.
02:38Number 4 is where this stops being fun
02:40and starts being frightening.
02:42Dynamo Kinesis.
02:43The universe runs on four fundamental forces.
02:46Gravity,
02:48Electromagnetism,
02:48the strong nuclear force,
02:50and the weak nuclear force.
02:52Everything you can see or touch is built on them.
02:55Several Marvel characters have been shown controlling
02:58one or more of those forces,
03:00and Thor is one of them.
03:02It fits because weather and electromagnetism go hand in hand.
03:06The catch is that he almost never uses it.
03:09Writers tend to pull it out when they need a god
03:11to do something impossible,
03:13then quietly put it away again.
03:15And you can see why.
03:16A hero who can bend the building blocks of reality
03:19makes every other story harder to tell.
03:22Number 3 is the hammer itself.
03:25And this is where a claim you'll hear in a lot of videos gets exaggerated.
03:28So let me be precise.
03:30In the comics,
03:32Mjolnir isn't just a lightning rod.
03:34It can absorb and dissipate energy.
03:36It can sense different kinds of power.
03:38And it has energy attacks that almost never get used anymore.
03:42There's the god blast,
03:44which lets Thor channel the godly energies inside him
03:47into one devastating strike.
03:49There's anti-energy,
03:50which can destroy entire planets.
03:53And there's the thermoblast,
03:54a blast the comics describe as universe shaking.
03:57Notice the wording.
03:59Planet destroying.
04:01Universe shaking.
04:02Not,
04:03it can erase the entire universe,
04:05which is a version you'll hear online.
04:07But even the accurate version
04:09is a lot for a hammer to be holding.
04:11And right now,
04:12that hammer is in Steve Rogers' hands.
04:14If this is already blowing your mind,
04:17hit the like button.
04:18It genuinely helps more MCU fans
04:20find these videos before December.
04:23Number 2 takes us into Thor's family tree.
04:26And it's messier than you'd think.
04:28For decades,
04:29readers were told Thor's mother was Frigga.
04:32Then,
04:32in Thor issue 300,
04:34Thor learned the truth.
04:36His mother was Gaea,
04:38the living embodiment of Earth itself.
04:40According to Marvel,
04:42Odin sought her out
04:43so he could have a son
04:44with enhanced strength on Earth,
04:45which explains why Thor
04:47has always protected Midgard
04:48like it was his own home.
04:50Then came a twist.
04:51In Avengers issue 42 from 2018,
04:55the Phoenix Force told Thor
04:56that it was his mother.
04:58Later stories untangled that.
05:00The Phoenix had helped save Thor as an infant,
05:03but Gaea remained his birth mother.
05:05And in recent years,
05:06the payoff.
05:07In Thor,
05:08volume 6,
05:09the God of Thunder
05:10found himself in a fight for his life
05:13against the God of Hammers.
05:14He had to dig deeper than ever before,
05:17and what he found
05:18was his mother's power.
05:19Thor began manipulating the Earth around him,
05:22geokinesis,
05:24and then,
05:25strangely,
05:26it was never used again.
05:27Now,
05:28here's where fans split.
05:29Some say it's a perfect fit
05:31for a God
05:32who is literally the son of the Earth.
05:34Others say Thor already has
05:36more than enough power.
05:38Be honest,
05:39which side are you on?
05:40Would an Earth-powered Thor
05:41make Doomsday better,
05:43or just broken?
05:44Say it in the comments.
05:46I genuinely want to know.
05:47One quick favor before number one.
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05:56And now,
05:56number one.
05:57The power that makes it hard to believe
05:59Marvel left it alone.
06:01Time travel.
06:02Back in the 1960s,
06:04in the pages of Journey into Mystery,
06:06Thor discovered that Mjolnir
06:08could carry him through time.
06:10Spin the hammer fast enough,
06:12faster than light,
06:13and the timeline opens up.
06:15Mjolnir can also open portals,
06:17so Thor could create passages
06:19through time itself,
06:21a God with a time machine in his hand.
06:23So what happened to it?
06:25In Thor, volume 1,
06:27issues 281 and 282,
06:30Thor tries to travel back in time
06:32and ends up stranded in limbo,
06:34with Mjolnir missing.
06:36A space phantom turns up
06:37and claims the hammer
06:39has been drawn to his home world,
06:41Phantas.
06:41Thor ends up spending
06:43the hammer's time travel power
06:44to save that planet,
06:46and it's gone.
06:47Here's the twist,
06:48and it came years later,
06:50in Avengers Forever.
06:52None of it was an accident.
06:53The space phantom
06:54was working for Immortus,
06:56a future version of Kang the Conqueror,
06:58who wanted to take away
06:59the Avengers' ability
07:01to travel through time.
07:02Thor had been tricked
07:03into burning the power out.
07:05And think about the irony.
07:07The MCU built an entire saga
07:09around time travel.
07:11In Endgame,
07:12Thor needed Tony Stark's machine
07:14to do it.
07:15The comics once gave him a hammer
07:17that could do it on its own.
07:18Marvel's own writers
07:20did the one thing
07:21a time traveler
07:22is supposed to prevent,
07:23and they never restored it.
07:25So,
07:26can any of this stop Doctor Doom?
07:28Honestly,
07:29nobody knows.
07:30Marvel hasn't confirmed
07:32a single one of these powers.
07:34But remember that detail I promised.
07:36In Marvel's Avengers,
07:37Doomsday concept art,
07:39Thor's lightning
07:40isn't the usual blue or white.
07:42It's orange.
07:44Comicbook.com pointed out
07:45that orange is the color
07:47tied to Odin himself
07:48in both the comics
07:49and the MCU.
07:51That has fans wondering
07:52if Thor is about to tap
07:53the Odin Force,
07:55the vast power
07:56of the Allfather.
07:57Pair that with his prayer
07:58to Odin and his forefathers,
08:00and it's a theory
08:01worth taking seriously.
08:02But it is a theory.
08:04As Geek Tyrant noted,
08:05nothing has been
08:07officially confirmed
08:08about the Odin Force.
08:09The Odin Force
08:10isn't on our list.
08:11But these five powers
08:13show you just how much
08:14is sitting in Thor's toolbox,
08:16waiting for a movie
08:17desperate enough
08:17to open it.
08:18And with Doom
08:19stopping him
08:20with two fingers,
08:21this might be the movie.
08:22Thor has prayed for strength.
08:24The comics say
08:25he has a lot more
08:26waiting to be found.
08:27Which of these five
08:28do you want to see
08:29on December 18th?
08:30Tell me in the comments
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08:34so you're ready
08:35for Doomsday.
08:36See you in the next one.
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08:40about this speculation?
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