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Mister Fantastic
Human Torch
Doctor Doom
Invisible Woman
The Thing
- The Invisible Woman's profile should just be called Invisible Woman
- From Doom's durability:
- How he can "easily take a beating from the Thing" doesn't pointed out how he still get harmed by it
- The attack he took from Galactus should not be there as Galactus was just expeling Doom out of his ship while also feeling like harming Doom on it. How Doom was left after this was a very important part of that feat and we just so happen to ignore it.
- The punch that sent him flying around the planet is cool and all but notat his level
- The attack he barely survived from Thanos w/ the IG was with a Thanos who was playing around and how harmed by a kick from Spider-Man and tagged by the latter and Wolverine as he was fighting everyone
- Thor was going easy on Doom in Secret Wars and went away from the fight later, Doom's forcefields taking his attack shouldn't go in the "higher" for it
- See here, Reed should vary from 9-A to 5-A with his best attacks and have his LS up the same level as the Thing, he's repeatedly able to harm and restrain the Thing, Namor, Super Skrull, Doom and the likes on their level via stretching. It doesn't particularly make sense but it's consistent
- On Torch
- That Small Country level calc is pretty weird. The timeframe is made up, the distance could have been exaggerated and he did what was calc'd via spinning while using his powers, thus creating a tornado and controlling it as it moved, which somehow scales to his normal attacks.
- See here, he should be on the same level as the Thing, Namor, Super Skrull and Doom with his attacks and in durability
- His Supernova was said to be rival "the brilliance and power of an exploding star!" (Strange Tales (1951) issue 112), so, shouldn't it be 4-B?
- His Sub-Relativistic speed is pretty wrong. It's a pretty big outlier for the time where it happened next to other FF feats, the Torch is on the same level of speed as Reed, the Thing and Sue and so they shouldn't have other stats. The possibility of the text saying the timeframe of the feat being just poetic is absolutely there, even ignoring how Reed and the Thing would have been able to react to a rock falling on the should they be a tiny bit comparable to the Torch saving them from it at those crazy speeds.
- Where does the Thing's LS come from and why doesn't it scale to Doom's?
- All FF, Doom and other FF foes should scale the Massively Hypersonic+ speeds of other Marvel characters, see here, here, here and here
Mister Fantastic
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Human Torch
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Doctor Doom
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Invisible Woman
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- [[Martial Arts]]: Knows Judo- Fantastic Four (1961) issue 17
- [[Intangibility]] [[Negation]]: Her forcefields affect targets so that nothing in it can remain unsolid, making the intangable Red Ghost tangable again in it- Fantastic Four (1961) issue 29
- [[Energy Manip: Can control the form of her forcefield at will
- [[Telekinesis]]: Warped her forcefield on Ben to force him to do something relatively simple, with Ben being unable to help himself in the situation- Fantastic Four (1961) issue 32
The Thing
- Superhuman Willpower (Is that still a thing?) when motivated- Fantastic Four (1961) issue 17
- [[Multiple Personalities]]: His mind and will isn't affected by a ray as Ben as was the Thing, turning back to the Thing makes him under the effects of the ray again- Fantastic Four (1961) issue 19
- [[Martial Arts]]: Knows Judo and Boxing- Fantastic Four (1961) issue 19
- [[Absorption]]: Once absorbed electricity and had a yellow body for it- Fantastic Four (1961) issue 27
- Very limited [[Resistance]] to [[Mind Manipulation]]: His bond of friendship with Torch made them not destroy each other when Puppet Master controlled them to do so at somewhat long range, but they still fought- Strange Tales (1951) issue 116
- After being controlled by the Puppet Master to let Torch die the nagging thought that his friend must be rescued tried to surface, pounding harder and harder within him, causing every fibre of his being to strain and seeth until, unable to stand the stress and unbearable tension any longer, the very blood cells of his body changed, reverting him back to human form- Strange Tales (1951) issue 126
- [[Vehicular Mastery]]: Strange Tales (1951) issue 126
- [[Acrob: Climbed up some floors of the Baxter Building from the outside- Fantastic Four (1961) issue 34
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