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OutdatedWhy is Man Thing still 5-B? As a nexus of reality he should be higher
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OutdatedWhy is Man Thing still 5-B? As a nexus of reality he should be higher
I believe we should upgrade Captain America's shield's durability to High 1-B, as it withstood a hammer strike from Odinforce Thor and was only dented (Avengers Vol 3 #63). It's consistently portrayed as needing this level of force to break, as the five times it's been destroyed were by the Molecule Man (Avengers Vol 1 #215), which is durability negation from High 1-B molecular smurf hax, by Doctor Doom with the Beyonder's power (Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #12), who is High 1-B, by the Beyonder's vibranium cancer (Captain America Vol 3 #21), which is durability negation and came from a wish with High 1-B potency, by Thanos with the Infinity Gauntlet (Infinity Gauntlet Vol 1 #4), who is Low 1-A, and by Cul Borson augmented with humanity's fear (Fear Itself Vol 1 #5), who is High 1-B.
This seems fine to me at least.The Thorbuster armour that fought on par with King Thor is currently rated as High 3-A, but if that gets upgraded to High 1-B, I don't have a major issue with upgrading Cap's shield yet
You can make CRT if you want.Dunno if we knew this already or not but the recent Venom issue gave us more insight into how time travel (the kind that doesn't create alternate timelines) works in Marvel as well as how Doom's time platform uses magic.
And here we learn that the reason Doom's time platform doesn't create alternate timelines is because it's part technology and part magic, leading to "true" time travel. Also if his time platform is damaged then it can self repair as long as its not completely destroyed.
He can even summon his time platform while outside of regular physical space.
Edit: Also I guess we can add this to Kang's BFR scan list since its a more modern example and the one that currently exists is pretty damn old.
I have the CRT right hereThis seems fine to me at least.
This is some interesting stuff.Dunno if we knew this already or not but the recent Venom issue gave us more insight into how time travel (the kind that doesn't create alternate timelines) works in Marvel as well as how Doom's time platform uses magic.
And here we learn that the reason Doom's time platform doesn't create alternate timelines is because it's part technology and part magic, leading to "true" time travel. Also if his time platform is damaged then it can self repair as long as its not completely destroyed.
He can even summon his time platform while outside of regular physical space.
Edit: Also I guess we can add this to Kang's BFR scan list since its a more modern example and the one that currently exists is pretty damn old.
Tbf, looking at the panel it seems like Doom left and went into the timestream on his own, though he did seem to indicate that Kang would've BFR'd him there if he hadn't left himself so I guess BFR is fine.Edit: Also I guess we can add this to Kang's BFR scan list since its a more modern example and the one that currently exists is pretty damn old.
Btw, anyone know if Doom gets some kind of power from being in the timestream itself (aka outside of physical space) without his platform and being perfectly fine?Tbf, looking at the panel it seems like Doom left and went into the timestream on his own, though he did seem to indicate that Kang would've BFR'd him there if he hadn't left himself so I guess BFR is fine.
Idk, maybe Technology Manipulation?Found this scan (I'm working on Model 70). What ability would this grant?
I agree with everything except this, Celestials aren't High 1-A.Him being stated as being a rival to the Celestials shouldn't detract from him receiving High 1-A, since the Celestials' tiers varies depending on the Celestials in question and the highest known Celestials are High 1-A themselves.
Is this Child Franklin Richards?@HigashikataJobin I genuinely think that PIS, especially with the change in tiers.
So uh, I mentioned it in Ultima's revision thread , but I genuinely think Franklin can be argued to be High 1-A
- History of the Marvel Universe confirms that's he the absolute most powerful Mutant in Marvel's History, putting him above the likes of Jamie Braddock, HoM Scarlet Witch, and others. It isn't the first time he's been stated as the most powerful mutant, it's very consistent. It's just that History of the Marvel Universe is the most up to date and blatant statement of it.
- Franklin is explicitly stated as capable of creating Multiverses during History of the Marvel Universe.
- Harming Multi-Eternity during Abraxas Run, with Valeria (Keep in mind Valeria is supposedly Franklin's antithesis, she nerfs him and helps him control his powers, so he's weaker than then he normally is)
- Was stated to be capable of destroying the Multiverse/Omniverse during the same run as the Abraxas Arc by guidebooks.
- Stated to be a threat by Griever at the height of his powers as a Child God
Him being stated as being a rival to the Celestials shouldn't detract from him receiving High 1-A, since the Celestials' tiers varies depending on the Celestials in question and the highest known Celestials are High 1-A themselves.
I agree with everything except this, Celestials aren't High 1-A.
The Highest they reach is Low 1-A.
High 1-A Celestials are their true Multiversal forms.
Well, it's regarding both Child and Adult Franklin. Child Franklin is the one who did the Multiversal Eternity Feat and is the one regarded in the guidebooks as capable of destroying the Multiverse/Omniverse during the Captain Britain/Abraxas Run. He was also regarded as the most powerful mutant in Marvel's History during the End of Universe storyline.Is this Child Franklin Richards?
Oh no i absolutely agree with you on that.I'm essentially saying that the Celestials at their peak are High 1-A, and thusly saying 'He's Celestial Level' shouldn't be enough to denounce him from being High 1-A if enough instances are provided of him being that level.
Am saying this because if this gets accepted it might cause an upgrade for two characters (or it will be regarded as an outlier)Well, it's regarding both Child and Adult Franklin. Child Franklin is the one who did the Multiversal Eternity Feat and is the one regarded in the guidebooks as capable of destroying the Multiverse/Omniverse during the Captain Britain/Abraxas Run. He was also regarded as the most powerful mutant in Marvel's History during the End of Universe storyline.
Adult Franklin is the one who is stated as capable of creating Multiverses
Yes, Onslaught, since he has Franklin Richards inside of him, he can draw out his powers and use them. Hulk on the other hand defeated Onslaught.Well, yes, I'm not sure who you plan to upgrade but if they feasibly scale to Franklin then yeah it should.
The Molecule Man created the big structure, whereas Franklin created the separate "universe"-structures within it one by one.Didn't he and Galactus create 10th Cosmos?
Yes, that seems fine to scale from, although can you find an image with higher resolution for the various prophecies that were given about future story arcs?
I can't find the better version sorry.Yes, that seems fine to scale from, although can you find an image with higher resolution for the various prophecies that were given about future story arcs?
@Ultima_Reality
What do you think?
History of the marvel universeWithin which comic book issue did you find the scans?
Cus that's weird and stupid.Also, why isn't Wolverine MFTL+ either, it's not an outlier that he can keep up with the Hulk
Jesus, that's insane. Low 1-A, holy crap.