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I mentioned this to PrinceofTheMorning... So I'll make this as painless as possible by stating what I asked Prince:
- The Key Marvel Feats portraying them as High 1-B as well as a few which fit the timeline ["Spider-Man 1999", "Heroes Reborn: The Return", "Shamballa" , "Daydreamers", "Hyperstorm" , "Strange Tales", and some of the older comics involving this strange variation] seem to take place in an entirely different version of the Multiverse in comparison to the canon... Hence why I believe it could be considered a Key because it could be treated similarly to how we treat PR Beyonder in the sense it's an obvious retcon. If we assume they are 1-A based on what Ka'dmon's Strange Tales presented... It wouldn't be as bad.
- Ka'dmon was retconned out of existence and never appears or is referenced again except for another comic also not considered canon an considered merely a reference to it.
- Jonathan Richards stating in HIckman's Run this was the first time he met Franklin, when he did during the Hyperstorm incident... Which is canon to the aforementioned comics.
- Eternity was considered far superior to the Celestials and the one controlling Heroes Reborn ... When in the canon Marvel Comics they revealed something completely different and threy are treated as comparable in every other instance.
- The Heroes Reborn reality didn't cause destruction to the Multiverse in the canon comic... Nor did the return of the heroes in any canon comic cause some form of problems... Nor is this referenced any other time.
- Scrier in those comics was described as being before Creation and superior to The Fallen Stars (who are regarded by WoG to be superior to the Living Tribunal and Oblivion... And according to Sandman may even have 1-A feats to support it from a previous thread discussing the Fallen Stars and Shamballa)... When this is also only ever implied in another non-canon comic... Which in the canon only treats him as a Universal Abstract at best
- Heroes Reborn The Return is the only variation that encounters Man-Thing as Franklin's protector... Besides Daydreamers...Which is also non-canon.
- The Marvunapp explicitly states Daydreamers and Strange Tales [Which the other comics mentioned above are canon to] take place in another "version" of the Mulltiverse
- Asheena as well as Tiamut completely out of the picture but are referenced in the above comics and also non-canon comics.