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Yeah, he seems pretty impressive. It's mentioned that he was a threat to the entire Multiverse, so i wonder if he qualifies for 2-A.PrinceOfTheMorning said:Sandman makes sense, but just one minor thing, this line from Maaldor seems to directly state that Joker didn't have all of Maaldor's power, just enough to get through his defenses.
Is anyone gonna make a Maaldor profile since he's getting removed from Superman's? He's a pretty cool character.
Theyre not the same Jaxon that Superman fought though.Firestorm808 said:Googling "Jaxon DC" brings up the other Jaxons in DC: Jaxon Rugarth and Thunderbolt Jaxo
He's a threat to the multiverse because his madness will slowly spread to other universes, he is similar to Fusion Zamasu.Jared1111 said:Well, if the Jaxon feat is considered and jokers exclamation of him being a threat to the whole Multiverse, he would scale above both the GL and Superman to possibly being 2-A at best in cosmic intelligence form. Don't know about normal form, though he did become that way under his own power being turned against himself, so it could still arguably be 2-A.
I guess we should figure out if people consider Superman's 2-A feats legit first.
But the GL directly states that it destroyed ALL possible Earth futures, he never states it was just a few. Hell, he mentions it twice just to hammer it in. Whether or not the Infinite Universes was directly established at the time (which i'm not sure about i gotta recheck) doesn't mean that the feat was retconned. All COIE did was let the audience know the scope of the DCverse, that doesn't contradict the feat within itself.Sandman31 said:Also, just like Ant said, it could be just a few possible futures. They even mentioned the other possible futures as the parallel futures of The Legion of Superheroes and Jaxons future.