Thor of the Marvel Universe is arguably one of the most powerful beings among the Avengers. However, as the character of Thor continues to grow, there is a scene in Thor 4 that proves that Thor is actually far more powerful than Odin.
Thor was a heavy burden as the son of the fathers, and he was given high expectations. Still, Saul has always had great respect for his father Odin and a desire to rule the world as much as he did, though he doesn't always agree with him. As Thor's journey, he gradually realizes that domination is not for him, and although he still listens to his father's lessons, this member of Asgard has gradually surpassed his father, which is reflected in Thor 4.
In Thor's fourth solo film, he embarks on a mission to stop the Slayer from destroying all the gods. For the Marvel Universe, the film's plot is relatively small and can serve as the first independent film of the fourth phase, that is, Thor's own film. Still, the movie works. In this film, Thor becomes the protector of the gods, not only to protect Asgard, he also bravely confronts the Slayer.
While Thor is a very hilarious and comical character overall, the Marvel Universe continues to prove that Thor is far more selfless than his father, Odin, and more able to adapt to what is happening around him. Overall, Thor is also more heroic. Thor's father sits on the throne of Asgard and oversees the nine kingdoms of the Marvel Universe, but few see him actively protecting them, and the work always falls on Thor's shoulders. Today, the scenes from Thor 4 about Thor's powers also prove that Odin is a minor figure when compared to his son of Thor.
In the Thor film series, Odin says, "Anyone who has this hammer, as long as he deserves it, will have the power of Thor." "It's a very harsh way to teach his son a lesson, because it essentially opens up to anyone who can claim to be the king of Asgard, unless Thor can lift Thor's hammer again."
In the fourth film of Thor, Thor uses the same magic to inject superpowers into the children of Asgard, which teaches him a lesson. Odin uses the Enchantment as punishment, and in Thor 4, Thor uses the Enchantment to do something positive and empowering. Thor did not hesitate to share his power and understood that he could not stand up to Gel alone. He now confidently admits that he needs help and doesn't think he's stronger than anyone, as Odin often does. This shows that he is more comprehensive than his father. It condenses the essence of Odin and Thor: Odin is ruled by fear, and Thor is led by love. Therefore, Thor is stronger than Odin.
In Thor 3, Odin also says to Thor, "You're stronger than me." "Even in Thor's eyes, Odin is worthy of respect, but Odin is too harsh, especially for him Thor and Loki. In all of his experiences, for better or worse, Thor has learned the power to understand and balance, which is perfectly reflected in this flipped scene in Thor 4.