Deadpool Ends Thor!

Discover one of Deadpool's most clever and unconventional victories in our latest video: "Deadpool's Ingenious Defeat of Thor." 🎯🔨 Dive into the chaotic world of Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe where the Merc with a Mouth faces off against the gods themselves.

In this epic encounter, watch as Deadpool waits for the perfect moment when Thor tosses his mighty hammer, Mjolnir, into the air. With a quick-thinking and rather unorthodox use of Ant-Man’s Pym Particles, Deadpool causes Mjolnir to increase massively in size. The oversized hammer then crashes down, ironically crushing Thor under its own weight. This inventive maneuver is not only a testament to Deadpool's unpredictable tactics but also highlights the humorous disregard for the conventional rules typically seen in superhero comics.

Join us as we break down this audacious moment, exploring how Deadpool’s irreverence for the laws of physics and comic book logic leads to one of the most memorable scenes in his crusade against the Marvel universe. Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more creative takes on classic superhero showdowns!

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Although Wade Wilson is certainly not worthy enough to wield the Hammer of Thor, that doesn’t necessarily mean he can’t use it. During his crusade against the heroes and villains of Marvel in Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, his defeat of Thor stands out as one of his most inventive wins to date.

Waiting for Thor to toss his hammer into the air, Deadpool blasts Mjolnir with a shot of Ant-Man’s Pym Particles, causing the weapon to increase greatly in size. As a result, the hammer hurtles towards the ground, crushing its former wielder beneath its incalculable weight. Sure, this isn’t exactly how Pym Particles should work -- but since when has logic truly mattered in a Deadpool comic?