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I feel like option 1 would be fine, but change High 3-A to just 3-A, and make sure to mention in a note on the profile that he needs to absorb energy to get that high.
 
I feel like option 1 would be fine, but change High 3-A to just 3-A, and make sure to mention in a note on the profile that he needs to absorb energy to get that high.
Isn't it already implied with Absorption being listed and explained on his profile ? Also, which of the option 1 alternatives ?
 
Also I take it that while you agree it's an outlier, still think the changes made to his origin still apply to sort of cap him from High 3-A ?
 
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I agree with the two keys being removed. Should just be one, with "Varies. At least High 6-B, up to 3-A"

I'm not for the High 3-A key because his powers work by destroying matter and then absorbing that energy. He can only be High 3-A if there's an infinite amount of matter in the universe, not if the universe itself is spatially infinite.
 
I agree with the two keys being removed. Should just be one, with "Varies. At least High 6-B, up to 3-A"

I'm not for the High 3-A key because his powers work by destroying matter and then absorbing that energy. He can only be High 3-A if there's an infinite amount of matter in the universe, not if the universe itself is spatially infinite.
Can a "possibly" still be argued for that end given the statement ?
 
Either there is an infinite amount of matter or there isn’t. There's no in-between imo.
I mean, based on this statement
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He could still manipulate infinite energy if he were to absorb it, and even puts the destruction of his home universe as an example
 
Also I have a question. One of the requirements for High 3-A is
Characters or objects that demonstrate an infinite amount of energy on a 3-D scale, such as creating or destroying infinite mass, or those who can affect an infinite 3-D space
Does being able to affect a spatially infinite universe count as that ? As he was planning to reshape it
 
He could still manipulate infinite energy if he were to absorb it, and even puts the destruction of his home universe as an example
He'd have to access infinite energy, which isn't something he could normally achieve though.
Does being able to affect a spatially infinite universe count as that ? As he was planning to reshape it
What's the statement? The pages posted imply he's changing reality and altering the Earth, which is different from changing the structure of the universe itself.
 
Looks good enough
Forgot to mention, but i'm fine with treating the Dinosaurus feat as an outlier. The scene (and even Omnitopus himself) are clear parodies of the super universal villain (i.e Thanos or Darkseid) which can threaten all reality while making bluffs all about it, just like in the show where the first fight with Omnitopus never happens and he is part of a joke scene. Dinosaurus insta killing him is meant to be part of the joke.

Omnitopus also has feats which are generally better than what the rest of the verse shows and he is shown when treated seriously as far stronger than most of the characters.
 
Destroying and remaking the universe sounds more 3-A to me than High 3-A. Since there's only a finite amount of matter, he's going to destroy all physical objects and then remake it in an image he wants.
So infinitely spatial doesn't necessarily mean infinite matter ?
 
So infinitely spatial doesn't necessarily mean infinite matter ?
No. Spatial infinity means that the "box" that is reality is infinite in size. Infinite matter means there's an infinite number of stuff contained within that box. You need infinite space to contain infinite matter, but you do not need infinite matter for infinite space to exist.
 
I agree with Qawsed here.

At least with whats presented there isnt enough evidence for Omnipotus having a H3A peak.

And removing the two additional keys is fine.
 
I agree with Qawsed here.

At least with whats presented there isnt enough evidence for Omnipotus having a H3A peak.

And removing the two additional keys is fine.
Not even "possibly High 3-A" or "3-A, likely/possibly higher" off the statement his absorptive/destructive potential is theoretically infinite ?
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