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no. He was able to affect him with his hax. He just has Tier 1 plot haxIs it true that Loki is superior to the beyonder?
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no. He was able to affect him with his hax. He just has Tier 1 plot haxIs it true that Loki is superior to the beyonder?
I personally also think that he has usually been portrayed as a serious challenge to Captain America, but may misremember.Just curious, why is taskmaster only wall level again? Because him not scaling to captain america honestly feels kinda just… wrong in my mind.
We might be able to use that at some point, yes, but unfortunately excessive chain-scaling and reliancy on very inconsistent portrayals/outliers have currently largely completely messed up our Marvel Comics character profile pages.Annihilus has an accepted old 4-A durability calc. I'm not sure whether it scales to his AP, but this should warrant a durability upgrade from 4-B
Annihilus
The void is of Annihilus! Alone shall Annihilus rule the void... and know peace.Annihilus Annihilus, a native of the planet Arthos, is the ruler of The Negative Zone and a longtime foe of The Fantastic Four. Tier: 5-B | 4-B Key: Base | During Annihilation Name: Annihilus Origin: Marvel Comics...vsbattles.fandom.com
No, I don’t think you’re misremembering. Because taskmaster has always been to be up their even when you think about it briefly. He’s always been up there as one of the greatest fighters in the entire marvel universe, and holds his own against superhero teams at a time. Though of course a large part of it comes down to godlike skill, but skill can only take you so far when iron-man and captain america are jumping you at the same time.I personally also think that he has usually been portrayed as a serious challenge to Captain America, but may misremember.
What's the comic issue where that fight happens?Looking through Cho Hulk's Profile and i saw this
he matched the Hulk
iirc, During when Cho was the Hulk Bruce lost his abilities. So how was he able to fight Hulk or was it a time displaced Hulk?
Generations: Banner Hulk & The Totally Awesome HulkWhat's the comic issue where that fight happens?
Where is that information from? I thought that all of Jim Starlin's latest Marvel Comics stories do not fit with regular Marvel continuity and are non-canon.
House of Ideas Vision was just a very temporary power-up. It does not fulfill our requirements for being featured.I want to make HOI Vision and GoS Loki. Can anyone help me? Would HOI Vision be 1-A? GoS loki has insane plot manip as well
Oh I see would he be 1-A though? What about GoS loki?House of Ideas Vision was just a very temporary power-up. It does not fulfill our requirements for being featured.
Marvel Comics' Periodic Table guidebookWhere is that information from? I thought that all of Jim Starlin's latest Marvel Comics stories do not fit with regular Marvel continuity and are non-canon.
That's not true, HOTU was referenced in the Thanos run which came shortly after Marvel: The End, and iirc that run lead to Annihilation.I thought that all of Jim Starlin's latest Marvel Comics stories do not fit with regular Marvel continuity and are non-canon.
Okay, but how official is that guidebook? It is hard to fit Starlin's portrayal of Marvel Comics' supreme deity with that of Al Ewing's, for example.Marvel Comics' Periodic Table guidebook
Yes, but Tom Brevoort also stated that it is not considered to be official by Marvel's editorial department, and I was mainly thinking of Starlin's Marvel stories that came several years afterwards. Starlin seems to be an egomaniac who does his own thing, no matter how badly it fits with the stories of other writers, in general.That's not true, HOTU was referenced in the Thanos run which came shortly after Marvel: The End, and iirc that run lead to Annihilation.
he has smurf hax he isn`t tier 1 himselfOh I see would he be 1-A though? What about GoS loki?
It is licensed by Marvel. The writer of the guide has also published other licensed guides of both DC and Marvel.Okay, but how official is that guidebook? It is hard to fit Starlin's portrayal of Marvel Comics' supreme deity with that of Al Ewing's, for example.
He did but I think comics are more trustworthy than his statements.Yes, but Tom Brevoort also stated that it is not considered to be official by Marvel's editorial department
I think we have to ways here-and I was mainly thinking of Starlin's Marvel stories that came several years afterwards. Starlin seems to be an egomaniac who does his own thing, no matter how badly it fits with the stories of other writers, in general
Or this is a third option as well. I think Defenders Beyond #5 also showed some anti-feats for TOAA directly.I can get behind the anti-feats the TOAA & AAO being the same (easily), and its anti-feats in that comic. People just think that he can't have anything that makes him look weak but that's made up, in the Imm. Hulk he was asked why caused bad things to happen and he pretty much replied "I have to. There needs to be a balance. No I can't use my powers so that there doesn't need to be a balance f*ck you".
It's funny because that means that if you try to fix the world in Marvel it's canon that an equal amount of bad things will happen anyway beyond your power. What a way to develop a being whose only weapon is love.
So what do you suggest that we should do here then?I can get behind the anti-feats the TOAA & AAO being the same (easily), and its anti-feats in that comic. People just think that he can't have anything that makes him look weak but that's made up, in the Imm. Hulk he was asked why caused bad things to happen and he pretty much replied "I have to. There needs to be a balance. No I can't use my powers so that there doesn't need to be a balance f*ck you".
It's funny because that means that if you try to fix the world in Marvel it's canon that an equal amount of bad things will happen anyway beyond your power. What a way to develop a being whose only weapon is love.
Licensed is not remotely the same as published by and officially embraced as a part of continuity.It is licensed by Marvel. The writer of the guide has also published other licensed guides of both DC and Marvel.
Usually they would be, but Starlin also has a tendency to just do whatever he wants regardless if it fits into continuity or not.He did but I think comics are more trustworthy than his statements.
Starlin's latest stories have never been referenced by other writers in their Marvel Comics stories afterwards though, so I think that it would be a combination of no official combination of their veracity and that they did not fit with other official events.I think we have to ways here-
1: Either treat his stories like DOTNG, which is considered canon by the company itself but far too contradictory for us
I currently think that we should just ignore them (and would personally prefer if no writers as spiritually destructive as Starlin or even worse had ever been born), but if Eficiente has better ideas I am willing to listen.2: Use the concept of retcons and ignore those parts of Starlin's books that were retconned by Ewing
So do you want to downgrade the character?Or this is a third option as well. I think Defenders Beyond #5 also showed some anti-feats for TOAA directly.
What Anti-featsOr this is a third option as well. I think Defenders Beyond #5 also showed some anti-feats for TOAA directly.
I would say it's still a part of continuity unless contradicted by the comics, in which case it obviously falls flat.Licensed is not remotely the same as published by and officially embraced as a part of continuity.
Not exactly "anti-feats" but it did say TOAA wasn't supreme and that he himself had creators, and that TOAA was simply the highest point Blue Marvel and co. could visit.What Anti-feats
Like who?it just seems that there are a few characters scaling over him and he's not Top 1, but those characters are few and has few anti-feats themselves.
AR Thanos at his primeLike who?
Even the official Marvel Comics handbooks have recurrently outright lied about the feats, events, and power levels displayed by many characters, such as by stating that Dormammu was completely unable to put up a fight against universal Eternity, that Odin does not even possess a planetary scale of power, and that Thor has an upper lifting strength level of 95 or 100 tons. They are evidently driven by the biases of the people who write them, or who give marching orders to the people who write them.I would say it's still a part of continuity unless contradicted by the comics, in which case it obviously falls flat.
@EficienteAs for how we proceed and as for whether I want to downgrade TOAA, I am neutral for now, I think we need more input regarding the matter. I am willing to listen to Eficiente and the others for what they think.
The story was not referring to more powerful characters, but was rather a metafiction reference to the writers that reside in our real reality, and whether or not there is a truly supreme God residing over us as well. The comic book characters are not real and as such cannot reach anyhigher than the OAA who is still just a fictional representation of the writers at best.Not exactly "anti-feats" but it did say TOAA wasn't supreme and that he himself had creators, and that TOAA was simply the highest point Blue Marvel and co. could visit.
Relating to my last post, I don't think TOAA has any explicit anti-feats, it just seems that there are a few characters scaling over him and he's not Top 1, but those characters are few and has few anti-feats themselves.
Amen. Currently especially the tier 3-C and 2-C herald-level characters and the mish-mash scaling of different interpretations of the cosmology from very different eras on top of each other.Marvel really need a massive rework
I dont know i was trying to help but unfortunatly Batroc doesnt even has a profile here. Well your character needs a very powerful ability/power otherwise i dont knowi need a 9-B marvel character to use but my opponent is 896,500 in joules not sure if there’s any marvel character that can match that without AP stomp
I don't think that's a good argument. Sure, some handbooks are bad, but this is more of a guidebook and just because some are bad doesn't mean others are. In those cases, we have evidence from the comics contradicting them. We would need some here as well.Even the official Marvel Comics handbooks have recurrently outright lied about the feats, events, and power levels displayed by many characters, such as by stating that Dormammu was completely unable to put up a fight against universal Eternity, that Odin does not even possess a planetary scale of power, and that Thor has an upper lifting strength level of 95 or 100 tons. They are evidently driven by the biases of the people who write them, or who give marching orders to the people who write them.
This still needs to be done.@Eficiente
Was there anything specific saying this was what Blue Marvel was referencing?The story was not referring to more powerful characters, but was rather a metafiction reference to the writers that reside in our real reality, and whether or not there is a truly supreme God residing over us as well. The comic book characters are not real and as such cannot reach anyhigher than the OAA who is still just a fictional representation of the writers at best.