We've had this discussion before. But...with the exception of the evil Jenny stuff (which, it should be noted, wasn't Jenny herself even if her potential is the same), I think you embellish some of these feats. Still, I agree with the assessment that they're capable of hanging with Shuma.
I wondered at a few things in the post you quoted, but didnt feel like going into it.
I got a pretty good idea on how this'd go now, and for that i thank you.
The Doctor "feat" about recreating the universe is never shown. Hyperbole exists all over comics. I can't say he has that level of power until shown, especially since the majority of his feats top out at planetary level.
The Big Bang creation is entirely taken out of context if that's all you say. He teleported a guy to nothingness, where the laws of reality weren't yet written, and a building-level explosion could mean a big bang, relative to the nothing. It was a dimensional port feat; nothing more. Tons of heralds can do the same. So this one is by far the most misleading, as "created a universe" and "ported a guy to a different dimension" are leagues apart from one another.
The evil Jenny feat, as mentioned, wasn't Jenny. We can't count potential on the forums. Jenny's got enough good feats on her own, but none others come close to that.
What are you talking about with "flipping the universe into a fictional one?" I'm not sure what that refers to.
The pocket dimension is indeed a really cool feat, but it's unclear how it translates into head-to-head power against a being like Shuma. Much like the Doctor's "Garden" realm, it may just be a specific manifestation of her power, not something she can do at a whim with any reality.
Swallowing the baby universe powering the Carrier was a great feat. Nothing to say there; I agree in full. It's a touch unquantifiable, and highly unlikely that it translates to her being able to absorb a universe-busting blast, but still a beastly feat.
I'm one of the biggest Authority advocates on the board, and probably the biggest Doctor advocate. That doesn't necessarily mean I'm right, but it does mean that I'm willing to give these character more benefit of the doubt than most. So if I'm questioning these feats, I'm far from the only one that would do so.
Can you show me where exactly is it stated that a building level explosion could result in a big bang in a reality made of nothingness? Because it seems to me that you're just making things up. Show me one instance in any comic whatsoever where it's stated that a random explosion in a universe made of nothingness ignites an entire big bang. Go ahead. I guarantee you that you won't find one.
All ive done is state exactly what was shown on panel. While you are the one who's assuming things. You're the one who's assuming that a random explosion ignited a big bang even though nothing - absolutely nothing - of the sort was even hinted on panel.
Jenny Q's consciousness was successfully transferred into Fractal's body, this was specifically attributed to them being identical in almost every respect:
Im not saying that we should attribute that feat to Jenny Q, all im saying is that it should count for something. It really shows where Jenny Q stands in terms of power level.
It's not stated. It's shown. We see the other guys blow up. Hell, it's not even building-sized. That was me being generous. Then the Doctor teleports him to nothingness, and his explosion creates a big bang.
None of the big bang was the Doctor's power. It was the guy exploding. Period. This is an entirely unambiguous feat that numerous heralds can duplicate, that you're turning into an abstract-level feat for no good reason.
Again, for clarity, the feat shows exactly one thing: The Doctor can teleport someone to a different - and in this case unborn - dimension. Nothing else.
It shows her potential, I agree. But we can't count potential, and nothing she ever did compares to that feat.
Those Lobo stories were always tenuously canonical bc the writers clearly didn't give a damn. But yeah, ok.
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