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The only outlier I see is only the universe statement especially as she has far more higher feats.Perpetua only presents as an outlier if you take a lot of things out of context over a long period of time to consistently overrate comic book characters, IMO.
I apologize, I was only using the walls of text because i wanted to address each of his points, as they pertain to how we upgrade these characters. He's bringing up points i do want to address because his stance contradicts these upgrades.@Deagonx @Jared1111
Can each of you write a post detailing what solutions that you wish to use here, and stop with the wall of text back and forths, please?
Anyway, to answer @Firestorm808 , I think that Kerfuffles2 makes sense above. We should not scale Pre-Crisis Green Lanterns to 2-A with no displayed feats of their own of that scale. What are their most impressive feats that we have actually been visibly shown? Also, aren't the Green Lantern feats as a group far more impressive than the ones they have displayed on their own?
I would also appreciate if Firestorm tries to figure out how it would be best to apply these changes in a proper manner to the relevant profile pages.
I was only hostile because he accused us of overplaying Comic Book Characters in the cases of Perpetua and Mxyzptlk, and found that funny because of how often we don't do that. He's arguing that a 5D character, one of the most prevalent higher dimensional characters in fiction, is somehow routinely Sub Universal, which contradicts literally everything we know about how dimensional tiering works. Its... perplexing, but i wont bring up the downplay again don't worry.Also, again, Jared, significantly tone down your hostility please.
Yeah you're right, anyway i already say my take about the matter, have Pre-Crisis at 2-C with 2-A as possibly.Can each of you write a post detailing what solutions that you wish to use here, and stop with the wall of text back and forths, please?
He's never demonstrated the ability to. Everything else he ever destroyed was far far smaller than the multiverse.Why can't he use the AM wave in combat?
If you read the wiki standards, significantly affect is explicitly defined as something that is comparable to destruction/creation in scope, not just anything that can be called significant.Pray tell, how does one remove an entire Universe from its place in the Multiverse, literally springing it across all of time and space, and in such a way that its entire timeline is smashed all together and so destabilized that it cannot sustain itself for long, not "significantly affecting it"?
The only person who said he was erasing "everything in existence" was Jarro, and setting aside how vague a statement that is, he was wrong, as there's parts of existence that Mxy can't even reach, let alone destroy. I am aware of the Emperor Joker storyline, but thats one storyline from 20 years ago across 80 years of comics. If that's not outlier material I'm not sure what is.Are you actually arguing, the literal page of the comic being erased, and multiple characters mentioning him erasing existence itself, somehow doesnt count.
Spacebattles is a very good site, so I'll take that as a compliment. Perpetua was amped, and this was explained overtly in the comic. She received Connective Energy from the Presence/Source to create the multiverse, and had an amp when fighting TDK. Those are her only feats above universal, and they don't represent her baseline power.Seriously, saying Perpetua is only Universe level, and that every other feat is just "outliers" and we only do that to overrate comic book characters (which is hilarious if you know how stingy this site is about upgrading Comic Book Characters LOL) sounds like something a spite thread on Spacebattles would say about us. And even then, i don't think Spacebattles downgrades Mxyzptlk to Sub Universal level.
Essentially I never had a strong disagreement with the solutions provided. I was called to the thread and wanted to contribute, but it doesn't feel right to me to say "Yes, I agree the Jaxon feat is 2-C" and leave it at that. For the sake of personal integrity I need to clarify that I have my reservations about this aspect of the system, but, within the framework provided, I agree it meets the criteria. I don't know what's so wrong about that.Can each of you write a post detailing what solutions that you wish to use here, and stop with the wall of text back and forths, please?
Well... yeah, everything else he dealt with was smaller than the Multiverse because he... destroyed the Multiverse. Theres really not more that he could destroy in story.He's never demonstrated the ability to. Everything else he ever destroyed was far far smaller than the multiverse.
Again, don't really know how your standards are set if smashing two entire timelines together, to a point where if it wasn't fixed, they would've destroyed themselves isn't "significant"If you read the wiki standards, significantly affect is explicitly defined as something that is comparable to destruction/creation in scope, not just anything that can be called significant.
There being parts of existence that Mxy can't reach doesn't mean that he's not Universal, WTF? He'd a 5D at worst being in an Infinite Dimensional at best Multiverse and beyond, of course, there are places where he cannot reach or battles he can't win. That doesn't somehow mean he's not baseline 5D.The only person who said he was erasing "everything in existence" was Jarro, and setting aside how vague a statement that is, he was wrong, as there's parts of existence that Mxy can't even reach, let alone destroy. I am aware of the Emperor Joker storyline, but thats one storyline from 20 years ago across 80 years of comics. If that's not outlier material I'm not sure what is.
Fine by me, i feel like I've made my point clear that a lot of your grievances don't fit with our system, or you missed some details (like you dropping the Harbinger and Monitor point after a while) and that by our own standards the feats can't really be seen as anything but 2-A, especially the Jaxon and Maaldor feats. I also think that Anti Monitor and Monitor being downgraded to 2-A just because of Supergirl, who arguably isn't even a 2-C character at all, despite scaling higher than guys like Darkseid (who is already above the 2-A Time Trapper) is unfair.Essentially I never had a strong disagreement with the solutions provided. I was called to the thread and wanted to contribute, but it doesn't feel right to me to say "Yes, I agree the Jaxon feat is 2-C" and leave it at that. For the sake of personal integrity I need to clarify that I have my reservations about this aspect of the system, but, within the framework provided, I agree it meets the criteria. I don't know what's so wrong about that.
Anyways, I won't delve into the back and forth anymore, I don't think we're getting anywhere and my opinion on the matter is clear.
Overall, I think 2-A peak, 2-C fits reasonably well, though I lean towards Confluctor's opinion that we are sometimes making large jumps based on very few feats.
Also yeah, i meant to say Doctor Fate scales to the Time Trapper, who redirected 2-A energy and is stated to destroy all of time across the Multiverse himself if he wanted to. Mordru is tougher usually, without Nabu assisting Fate. Dr. Fate is at minimum superior, though it depends on how much, to Superman.Okay. Thank you. It seems like we have reached an agreement then, but @Firestorm808 still needs to try to figure out how and if we should apply these changes to the Anti-Monitor, Monitor, and Doctor Fate.
Okay, let me know if I can help out.Okay. Thank you. It seems like we have reached an agreement then, but @Firestorm808 still needs to try to figure out how and if we should apply these changes to the Anti-Monitor, Monitor, and Doctor Fate.
What is the available evidence for Pre-Crisis Doctor Fate scaling to the Time Trapper and Superman?Also yeah, i meant to say Doctor Fate scales to the Time Trapper, who redirected 2-A energy and is stated to destroy all of time across the Multiverse himself if he wanted to. Mordru is tougher usually, without Nabu assisting Fate. Dr. Fate is at minimum superior, though it depends on how much, to Superman.
Similarly to what Jared said this is a false analogy. The spirit Bomb is literally an attack that combines the power of multiple users. The Anti Matter wave is an attack produced with the power of only the Anti Monitor. You can’t compare the two.Because he is not able to use that attack in combat. It's like deciding everyone Goku fights scales to his Spirit Bomb, even though most of his attacks are nowhere near that powerful, and he's not able to use Spirit Bomb in many combat scenarios.
This is a blatant lie. Perpetua was not amped when she fought TDK. She literally blew all her power out during an off panel confrontation with Wonder Woman and needed to be funneled psychic energy from tuning forks to make up for it.Perpetua was amped, and this was explained overtly in the comic. She received Connective Energy from the Presence/Source to create the multiverse, and had an amp when fighting TDK. Those are her only feats above universal, and they don't represent her baseline power.
You are free to help Firestorm808 if you wish.Okay, let me know if I can help out.
Do you mind if I help out too?You are free to help Firestorm808 if you wish.
I think that we have reached an agreement at least.I mean if we all can agree on 2-C, possibly 2-A i'm fine with it. 2-A for the higher end characters as well. I won't argue against that.
This probably isn't that relevant since to my knowledge it was never brought up in any of Doctor Fate's pre-Crisis appearances, but in the Secret Society of Super-Villains series, the Wizard's magic powers begin to dwindle on Earth-One due to a fundamental shift in the fabric of reality that's less conducive to mystical effects. The only pre-Crisis encounter between Doctor Fate and Mordru that I know of was the JLA, JSA, and LSH team-up from Justice League of America #147-148, where the setting was the 30th century of Earth-One, so if we're ever so slightly dishonest, any weakness Doctor Fate (a Lord of Order) had before Mordru (who was not established as a Lord of Chaos until the post-Crisis Amethyst miniseries) could be explained away that he was less effective away from Earth-Two.I think that we have reached an agreement at least.
I still need some clarifications about Pre-Crisis Doctor Fate though.
I'm not the best guy to answer since my knowledge is pretty much limited to whatever I remember from appearances in the Superman titles, but in Justice League of America #37, Doctor Fate did give a good fight to some gangster that the evil Johnny Thunder of Earth-One substituted into Superman's place in reality (with powers and all). However, this was explicitly on account of Kryptonians' special weakness to magic. In World's Finest #208, it's only using magical chains summoned by Doctor Fate that Superman can stop the tectonic plates of Earth-Two from fusing together and killing everybody. (It's implied that his then-recent depowering from Superman #233-242 is responsible for this incapacity to manipulate the tectonic plates with brute strength.)Thank you for the confirmation about the power difference between Pre-Crisis Mordru and Fate.
So what can we scale Pre-Crisis Doctor Fate from exactly?
That same issue does state that Dr Fate was able to approximate Superman's powers without much issue. But this was also clearly within the Silver Age of comics, and Superman hadn't gotten as strong as he would during the Later Bronze Age (Kerfuffles is correct about the early Bronze Age getting significantly depowered, but that went away the closer you got to the 70s and 80s.)I'm not the best guy to answer since my knowledge is pretty much limited to whatever I remember from appearances in the Superman titles, but in Justice League of America #37, Doctor Fate did give a good fight to some gangster that the evil Johnny Thunder of Earth-One substituted into Superman's place in reality (with powers and all). However, this was explicitly on account of Kryptonians' special weakness to magic. In World's Finest #208, it's only using magical chains summoned by Doctor Fate that Superman can stop the tectonic plates of Earth-Two from fusing together and killing everybody. (It's implied that his then-recent depowering from Superman #233-242 is responsible for this incapacity to manipulate the tectonic plates with brute strength.)
Only 2-C, possibly 2-A in his physical form via scaling from Pre-Crisis Supes.Since this is wrapping up, I can go ahead and make a page for Maaldor for scaling purposes. Would be be 2-C to 2-A, or solidly 2-A?
True i'm actually forgot that Barry Allen had his own Pre-Crisis profile.Since we are onto discussing other characters now, I think I should bring up the fact that large country Flash is absolutely silly, and that both he and Thawne have plenty of examples of being herald.