Yea But since the Beyonder existed outside the Multiverse and apparantly was the sum total of his universe, one must wonder if he was atleast equal to the TOAA, after all there are probably lots of One Above Alls throughout the so called Omniverse which is the sum total of all multi-verses. Because after all TOAA is the creator of the Marvel multi-verse, but outside that there may be let's say the Presence, which is TOAA of the the DC multi-verse, but then be may be character "X" who is TOAA of the "X" multi-verse and so on and so on.
Well then there's no way Beyonder was more powerful if he was God God!
Yet I wonder still because Living Tribunal is directed by TOAA so why was he unable to do anything to the Beyonder even when the Beyonder threatened all existence?
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Beyonder, as it turns out, wasn't that powerful. It was later explained that the Celestials and Cosmics he was casually beating up on were actually just astral projections planted in his head by the real Cosmics, who were having a little bit of fun at his expense. The Beyonder is basically at Cosmic Cube level, which is powerful to be sure, but still a few steps behind the most powerful beings in the multiverse.
That's what we refer to as a "retcon". If we were to judge the Beyonder as of Secret Wars, not taking into account the retcon, then yeah, he seemed pretty much beyond every other named being in Marvel, though there was still no evidence of him working at a multiversal scale.
And just because Beyonder was once his own universe, doesn't mean he's equal to TOAA, who works on an omniversal scale. A universal is a infinitely small fraction of that.
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Not that TOAA. THE TOAA. It's a little confusing, I know, so we always have to explain this every so often.
There's The One Above All, who is the leader (but not the most powerful) of the Celestials. Nobody talks about him very often.
THEN there's THE One Above All, which is who Odin was talking about when referring to the Creator....God. They're both called the One Above All, which is a little stupid, but they're very different people.
Actually these "illusion" stories came after the fact, Marvel decided to play down the Beyonder, but this is Secret Wars Beyonder before he was degraded, and he claimed to be beyond this multi-verse and infact wanted to destroy this multi-verse but didn't, due to the reasoning of insignificant mortals. Now just the thought of this desire should have been perceived by Living Tribunal but yet LT did nothing plus why would Beyonder even say he was going to destroy the multi-verse if he couldn't. I think Secret Wars Beyonder was TOAA or atleast his equal, I mean the Beyonder is not even his name, they just call him that cause he's indescribeable, but he could just as easily been called TOAA.
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I know. That was why I made a distinction in my earlier post about the current status of Beyonder and pre-retcon Beyonder as of Secret Wars.
Now pre-retcon Beyonder was powerful, but he still didn't have the power to destroy the universe. Even at his best, his power seemed limited to a single planet at a time. He didn't have universe-destroying power, which is why he needed to trick Rachael into destroying the M'Kraan Crystal and re-starting the universe with Beyonder at the center of it. If Beyonder had the power to destroy the universe, he wouldn't have needed Rachael to do it for him.
The Beyonder didnt even know there was a Multiverse! that points that hes not TOAA/God of everything. Yah he was a very powerful being in marvel, but he wasn't all knowing like TOAA.
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He always wasn't aware of all things at once. That's how he was able to get tricked on a few occasions. He seemed to have almost infinite power, but not the mind to use it well. Again, his feats were at best planetary.
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