Re: Most Powerful Mutant
Originally posted by trolly_crouchjr
Who is the most powerful? ( full potential)
Richard Franklins
Scarlet Witch
Mad Jim Jaspers
Hyperion
Jean( Phoenix Force)
Protues
Magneto
Nate Grey
or any others that u think
You can also put Hyperstorm on the list. He was supposed to be more powerful than Franklin Richards.
Similar to Owen Reece, Mr. M has complete control over molecules. This means that virtually any conceivable thing can be accomplished. Thus far, M has displayed: repair of machinery, intangibility, energy manipulation, lightning, fire, and explosive energy generation, healing injuries either in himself or others, removal or augmentation of mutant abilities, creation of force fields, and creation and evolution of lesser life forms. These powers have classified him as a Omega-level mutant.
Re: Most Powerful Mutant
Originally posted by trolly_crouchjr
Who is the most powerful? ( full potential)
Richard Franklins
Scarlet Witch
Mad Jim Jaspers
Hyperion
Jean( Phoenix Force)
Protues
Magneto
Nate Grey
or any others that u think
True Mutants:
Franklin Richards is supposed to be THE most powerful being in the Universe. Or has the potential to become the most powerful.
Mr. M is up there.
Nate Grey
Mutants with powers that are not totally "Mutant" powers:
Jean Grey's Pheonix powers are not totally "mutant" powers either.
Hyperstorm may be augmenting his powers in certain ways. So, they may not be totally "mutant" powers.
Hyperion is supposed to be an Eternal, not a mutant.
"Alien" mutants:
Horde, played with the X-Men, like they were babies. Annual #11.
Thanos is supposed to be a mutant Titan Eternal.
Talos the Tamed, Skrull mutant. Beat the Hulk.
Originally posted by lando005Mr. M is powerful but realistically his feats are nowhere near Molecule Man's, he really hasnt been too impressive thus far.
it's out of mr m and franklin mr m is just as powerful as molecule man but franklin is a reality warper of an unbeliveable degree
and Franklyn at full potential=Celestial level
To date Franklyn has done much more on pannel, thats why he is my top dog 😉.....
Re: Re: Most Powerful Mutant
Originally posted by Horrificus
Jean Grey's Pheonix powers are not totally "mutant" powers either.
How so?
Catch up with continuity. As was originally the case back in the late 70's/early 80's and as is currently continuity thanks to Grant Morrissons New X-men and Paks Endsong to be a Phoenix, to be one with the life force of creation is a mutation.
The pinnacle of mutation is Phoenix. It is referred to on panel as the "ultimate mutation". Telekinetic godhood which is the greatest power of these Phoenixes allows the telekinetic manipulation of matter and energy at a sub atomic level and can be applied at a greater range than any of the powers mentioned in this thread. (Jean for example materialized the 616 universe in the white hot room, holding it in the palm of her hand)
Re: Re: Re: Most Powerful Mutant
Originally posted by GalacticStorm
How so?Catch up with continuity. As was originally the case back in the late 70's/early 80's and as is currently continuity thanks to Grant Morrissons New X-men and Paks Endsong to be a Phoenix, to be one with the life force of creation is a mutation.
That is a different kind of mutation. She was not born with the Pheonix Force. She may have had some characteristic that allowed for the transformation, but she was not born with that potential power IN HER, as other Omega's are.
If we are talking about power that enters a mutant from an outside source, as being part of the group in question, then you opne the flood gates for other characters to join the ranks. Such as Hulk, Molecule Man, etc. Because it can, and has been argued that their conditions cannot be duplicated exactly in other humans, because these guys had a certain characteristic, or flaw or asset in their genetic make-up that worked hand in hand with whatever mutated them.