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Here is the blog that has all the scans ( still updating ) : https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...tential_Seed/Franklin_Richards_Respect_Thread
As mentioned in my newest blog, I wasn't very keen on the reasons for his Low 2-C tier. Him being a threat to the Mad Celestials requires a far greater degree of power than Low 2-C. And the reasons for Low 2-C because of being an Universal Shaper seemed to me to be more of an classification ( like Beyond Omega , and other things they sad ) rather than the limits of his power . I have seen far better feats of strength from Youngf Franklin and Adult Franklin. Here they are :
Daydreamers : He was directky responsible , for recreating everything in the Nexus of All Realities, which has countless doors . Each of said doors has myriads of possibilities. At bare minimum this should be considered as an 2-A feat for Franklin Richards )
Hickman's Run : The Mad Celestials took a hit from the Ultimate Nullifier with no damage ( The Ultimate Nullifier is at the very least comparable to Multi-Eternity, who ranges from 2-A or High 1-B depending on story. It's impossible to determine why tier, but it could follow under both ) , the Anvil ( which was stated to have killed the Beyonder of their world . Implied to be far stronger than the UN and used as a last resort for the Council of Reeds ) also had no effect on them, Child Franklin stated to be a threat ( when neither the UN or Anvil wasnt anywhere near close to. Wouldn't be a true threat in power if he is Low 2-C ) , Child Franklin affecting them easily & tanking their attacks without using his huge reserves, Galactus w/ Young Franklin's huge energy reserves was tearing apart and dominating said Celestials , Adult Franklin Richards was halting a multiversal collapse, effortlessly dealing with the Celestials without using full power due to having to deal with said collapse , and hinting of Franklin becoming an Multi-Abstract in the future .
All of these hint both Young Franklin and Adult Franklin reaching Multi-Abstract tier by Hickman's Run . Dunno if you guys wanna rate him High 1-B or 2-A. That's up to you.
As mentioned in my newest blog, I wasn't very keen on the reasons for his Low 2-C tier. Him being a threat to the Mad Celestials requires a far greater degree of power than Low 2-C. And the reasons for Low 2-C because of being an Universal Shaper seemed to me to be more of an classification ( like Beyond Omega , and other things they sad ) rather than the limits of his power . I have seen far better feats of strength from Youngf Franklin and Adult Franklin. Here they are :
Daydreamers : He was directky responsible , for recreating everything in the Nexus of All Realities, which has countless doors . Each of said doors has myriads of possibilities. At bare minimum this should be considered as an 2-A feat for Franklin Richards )
Hickman's Run : The Mad Celestials took a hit from the Ultimate Nullifier with no damage ( The Ultimate Nullifier is at the very least comparable to Multi-Eternity, who ranges from 2-A or High 1-B depending on story. It's impossible to determine why tier, but it could follow under both ) , the Anvil ( which was stated to have killed the Beyonder of their world . Implied to be far stronger than the UN and used as a last resort for the Council of Reeds ) also had no effect on them, Child Franklin stated to be a threat ( when neither the UN or Anvil wasnt anywhere near close to. Wouldn't be a true threat in power if he is Low 2-C ) , Child Franklin affecting them easily & tanking their attacks without using his huge reserves, Galactus w/ Young Franklin's huge energy reserves was tearing apart and dominating said Celestials , Adult Franklin Richards was halting a multiversal collapse, effortlessly dealing with the Celestials without using full power due to having to deal with said collapse , and hinting of Franklin becoming an Multi-Abstract in the future .
All of these hint both Young Franklin and Adult Franklin reaching Multi-Abstract tier by Hickman's Run . Dunno if you guys wanna rate him High 1-B or 2-A. That's up to you.