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[Marvel] When Bor died, did he pass "Bor Force" onto Odin, or did Odin always have the Odin Force?

And did Bor even have any kind of force?
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What we call the Odinforce is really just the well of power that exists in all Asgardians. We see this when Doctor Doom is able to withdraw a fraction of it by vivisecting several Asgardians. However, while all Asgardians have a flicker of what is termed the Odinforce, it's just that. Their own, personal life forces. Some of them have more, and focus it in unique ways such as magic, elemental control, teleportation, and the like.

However, they don't call what they have the Odinforce because any individual's power is like a candle compared to a star. It just doesn't compare. They have their life force, and then Odin has the Odinforce.

Odin is extraordinarily powerful. Naturally so. His body holds more power than almost any other Asgardian is capable of, the Odinforce. He is essentially a well of life energy, and his vast reserves of it are far greater than most. These reserves are why his power is of such a level that it gains its own title. If you added the life force of every other Asgardian who follows Odin, it wouldn't equal his own. That is why it is the Odinforce.

...Now. Bor. Bor Burison was more powerful than Odin. Plain and simple. And Buri/Tiwaz, who created the entire Asgardian race, was essentially supreme. The earlier you go in their generations, the more powerful you found the family.

However, only Odin and Thor referred to their power as the Odinforce/Thorforce. Buri and Bor seemed to view their power as simply... power. They didn't pass it on, the way Odin did to Thor. They didn't really seem to even focus on it that much in their, admittedly few, appearances.