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How is it consistent if he took hits from Monitor for literal centuries. Supergirl beating him is PISThat's what I was asking, though if base AM is consistenly 2-C I don't mind
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How is it consistent if he took hits from Monitor for literal centuries. Supergirl beating him is PISThat's what I was asking, though if base AM is consistenly 2-C I don't mind
So why is the Monitor 2-A?How is it consistent if he took hits from Monitor for literal centuries. Supergirl beating him is PIS
Via the anti matter wave?So why is the Monitor 2-A?
If Firestorm thinks 2-C is the most consistent then I say go with that. He's put in much more effort than everyone else so far so if he believes that's the consistent max I believe him.What do you think?
It’s not the most consistent if it’s literally Wally at his absolute best (not counting Wallyhattan). Firestorm hasn’t even responded to all points yet, we shouldn’t be rush the thread just because he’s knowledgeable on DCIf Firestorm thinks Low 2-C is the most consistent then I say go with that. He's put in much more effort than everyone else so far so if he believes that's the consistent max I believe him.
Wrong thread dudeIt’s not the most consistent if it’s literally Wally at his absolute best (not counting Wallyhattan). Firestorm hasn’t even responded to all points yet, we shouldn’t be rush the thread just because he’s knowledgeable on DC
Bruh I’m sorry. That’s what you get for debating at several threads at onceWrong thread dude
Doesn't this imply that the Anti Matter Universe itself is as strong as the Pre-Crisis Multiverse itself? If anything that makes the Anti Monitor even more impressive seeing how he fed directly off the Anti Matter Universe.I think another reason why the Anti Monitor/Anti Matter wave was able to rather easily destroy the multiverse is because its been stated that the multiverse was not supposed to exists, that the fabric of being of the universes are too weak, the multiverse's defense is somehow weaker than the defense of the original universe so the "unified" anti matter universe/wave pretty much steamrolled through the multiverse (Anti-Matter and Matter annihilate each other upon contact but the anti matter wave seems to just keep on going. Probably also the reason why the Monitor and AM being even despite the Monitor's power source being an an infinite multiverse compare to the single anti matter universe)
"The universe was split apart at the dawn of time...each world weaker than the whole its meant to be"
"A multiverse that should have been one..became many"
I know noone was saying it wasn't 2-A or that the AM didn't make the AM wave, i was just covering my bases. You know double checking to make sure there was more than one instance of the wave destroying all timelines instantly.Here's regarding the first section.
Prologue to the COIE
Issue #10 retcons #7. From how the Anti-Monitor tells the story, he was awake at the time but too weak to break free from his prison. When he saw the portal, he knowingly did something to increase his power to get out. The energy Anti-Monitor gained from the Anti-Matter Universe filling in the one void was enough for him to break free.
- #7 - Anti-Monitor and Monitor fought with equal power until a simultaneous attack knocked them both unconscious for 9 billion years.
- #7 - Pariah discovers the Multiverse and the Anti-Matter Universe. The origin of one is also the other. He created an Anti-Matter Chamber. Inside, he could penetrate the barrier between universes. Inside, he could safely observe the origin of all existence. He entered the chamber and saw the origin of all life. As he watched the beginning of time, he supposedly set off a chain reaction that destroyed his universe when Positive Matter met Anti-Matter, leaving him alive inside his Anti-Matter Chamber. Supposedly, the explosion of his universe reverberated through the Anti-Matter Universe and freed the Anti-Monitor.
- #7 - When Pariah's universe perished, he also freed the Monitor. The Monitor knew what happened to Pariah's universe and how he could be used to save the multiverse. Pariah could sense when "evil was to tread." The Monitor could follow him to where his brother would strike next. As the Anti-Monitor destroyed universe after universe, expanding his power, the Monitor grew weaker and weaker with each loss.
- #10 - When Pariah opened the Anti-Matter portal to the dawn of time. The Anti-Monitor took advantage of his experiment. He converted the Anti-Matter of Pariah’s experiment into energy. He focused the energy into Pariah's universe, destroying it to gather even more energy. Only then, he was powerful enough to break free from his prison to spread his rule.
No one is saying that the Anti-Monitor didn't make the Multiversal Anti-Matter Wave. We're questioning if his armor, physicals, and normal attacks scale to it.
Do you have the Issue numbers for your other scans? It would help things along.
While the narration may say it struck all worlds and times at once, the story portrays it as happening over time with universes/timelines being destroyed one by one. It would be more appropriate to say that the wave targeted all worlds and times.I know noone was saying it wasn't 2-A or that the AM didn't make the AM wave, i was just covering my bases. You know double checking to make sure there was more than one instance of the wave destroying all timelines instantly.
YesRegarding the Final Battle in the AM verse in COIE #12, do you guys agree with Partial Star absorbed Anti-Monitor at this time being 2-C since he got heavily damaged by the group of 2-Cs and Doctor Light's Partial Star Absorbed Attack?
YesRegarding the Final Battle in the AM verse in COIE #12, do you guys agree with Partial Star absorbed Anti-Monitor at this time being 2-C since he got heavily damaged by the group of 2-Cs and Doctor Light's Partial Star Absorbed Attack?
I also think that it seems fine.Regarding the Final Battle in the AM verse in COIE #12, do you guys agree with Partial Star absorbed Anti-Monitor at this time being 2-C since he got heavily damaged by the group of 2-Cs and Doctor Light's Partial Star Absorbed Attack?
If it was after Dr. Light had already drained him then sure. Before would be a vague tier since the Pre-Crisis characters couldn't even scratch him.Regarding the Final Battle in the AM verse in COIE #12, do you guys agree with Partial Star absorbed Anti-Monitor at this time being 2-C since he got heavily damaged by the group of 2-Cs and Doctor Light's Partial Star Absorbed Attack?
Yes, Full Star Absorbed AM is some degree higher.If it was after Dr. Light had already drained him then sure. Before would be a vague tier since the Pre-Crisis characters couldn't even scratch him.
Its vague, since he was only absorbing one star at the timeSo basically anti monitor is 2-A until light drained him right?
Doesn't say how high into 2-C he is since we no longer use Jaxon the mighty feat
Not really, his backstory with Monitor should take precedence since it's lore as opposed to possibly wacky powerscaling. The biggest damage done to him was by his own power source being turned against him. So if partial-star absorbed AM is supposed to be stronger than his base then he's 2-A, if that's not the case then I'll remain neutral on Partial-star absorbed AM's power.Since we agree that Partial Star Absorbed Anti-Monitor is 2-C, higher with full star and that the Anti-Matter Universe absorbed Anti-Monitor is 2-A, it's reasonable that the nothing absorbed Anti-Monitor is 2-C, yes?