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It does defeat the point, because they are by definition different things. Using other examples of hybrids/fusions/whatever again:
It should be considered a case-by-case basis. This is all just by looking at the series itself too, once you consider Duncan’s diluted DNA statement then it’s even more blatant that Atomic-X and Aggregor can’t be compared.
- Very different from simply absorbing something
- Extremely inconsistent even between themselves
You suggesting this to be done case by case already debunks your point, as all of your examples (as well as the Big Chuck example that I already gave an argument against before) are just false equivalencies.
The very fact that Aggregor was explicitly still considered to be Omnipotent with Celestialsapien powers, despite not being a Celestialsapien in any way, and only having 1/10th of their powers, a fraction of their powers, proves Celestialsapiens are of a different case than your typical aliens in the verse and that their powers, their Omnipotence, doesn’t get taken away when in the hands of another being. No matter who that being is. You don’t even need to be Celestialsapien to have it.
So you need to explain how a being that actually has Celestialsapien traits wouldn’t have Omnipotence, but a complete non-Celestialsapien with only a fraction of their powers would?