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Remove this ability from Hex Magic:
Additional justification for 5-B Susan Storm:
Add this feat to Clea's profile:
Delete Uatu's Apex of All Realities key. The scan doesn't say he absorbed the Apex of All Realities itself, just the Apex's knowledge. For context, in addition to serving as an interconnective space like other Marvel nexuses, one of the distinct characteristics of the Apex of All Realities is that it's the platform Uatu uses to view possibilities across the multiverse, specifically, it's the place from which he had always narrated the What If storylines. I tried reading the issue, and although Uatu is depicted as having gained a sort of power boost, the scan still just says he absorbed the knowledge of the Apex and not the Apex itself.
1-A justification for Shuma-Gorath: Alongside Eternity, stated to exist among a higher order of forces than Nightmare. Doctor Strange (Vol. 2) #10; 1975
Add the alias "King of Hell" to Johnny Blaze's Zarathos key and add these feats: After cooperating with Zarathos to storm Mephisto's Hell, Johnny Blaze siezed Mephisto's throne much to the latter's dismay and become the King of Hell [Damnation: Johnny Blaze - Ghost Rider (Vol. 1) #1; 2018], during which he was described as a Spirit of Vengeance imbued with the total power of Hell [Ghost Rider (Vol. 9) #4; 2020].
Scarlet Witch aging here has nothing to do with Chaos. She's aging because it was established throughout Scarlet Witch Volume 2 (2016) that all witches have a weakness where the more they exert the power, the more they age themselves, and Wanda's largest struggle throughout this run as she went to heal Witchcraft was conserving her power so she didn't accidentally age herself to death while using her magic.
Additional justification for 5-B Susan Storm:
- Doctor Doom considers Invisible Woman more powerful than the rest of the Fantastic Four combined. Fantastic Four (Vol. 1) #507; 2003
- Thanos said he was capable of demonstrating his scientific prowess through reverse-engineering magic. Thanos Imperative (Vol. 1) #5; 2010
Fear Lords, like many other extra-dimensional magic entities, are weaker outside their own dimensions and fluctuate around low herald tier when on earth, which is where Clea and Stephen defeat him. Lurking Unknown himself straight up got destroyed by Thor and Lady Sif in Thor #136.
Add this feat to Clea's profile:
- A weakened Clea casually eridcated a dragon created by Dormammu to be invulnerable against his own power. Marvel Comics Presents (Vol. 1) #20; 1989
However, Old King Thor's home reality Earth-14412 is depicted as too closely resembling Earth-616 for one to argue that its inhabitants shouldn't scale to their mainline selves. Earth-14412 is stated to be the literal far future of the main Universe multiple times, so much so that events in Earth-616 impact events in Earth-14412 (e.g. King Loki describing a second war between Asgard and the Angels happening in his past before erasing it from history by meddling with Thor and Angela in the main universe), and if someone from Earth-616 dies, their Earth-14412 counterpart is erased from existence. Although... I do want to add a note to his profile not to give him Skyfather scaling through his fight with Galactus [Thor: God of Thunder (Vol. 1) #21; 2014], because that version of Galactus was explicitly starving [Thor: God of Thunder (Vol. 1) #20; 2014].
Delete Uatu's Apex of All Realities key. The scan doesn't say he absorbed the Apex of All Realities itself, just the Apex's knowledge. For context, in addition to serving as an interconnective space like other Marvel nexuses, one of the distinct characteristics of the Apex of All Realities is that it's the platform Uatu uses to view possibilities across the multiverse, specifically, it's the place from which he had always narrated the What If storylines. I tried reading the issue, and although Uatu is depicted as having gained a sort of power boost, the scan still just says he absorbed the knowledge of the Apex and not the Apex itself.
1-A justification for Shuma-Gorath: Alongside Eternity, stated to exist among a higher order of forces than Nightmare. Doctor Strange (Vol. 2) #10; 1975
Add the alias "King of Hell" to Johnny Blaze's Zarathos key and add these feats: After cooperating with Zarathos to storm Mephisto's Hell, Johnny Blaze siezed Mephisto's throne much to the latter's dismay and become the King of Hell [Damnation: Johnny Blaze - Ghost Rider (Vol. 1) #1; 2018], during which he was described as a Spirit of Vengeance imbued with the total power of Hell [Ghost Rider (Vol. 9) #4; 2020].
