marvel 10 strongest heros under cosmic level

where will the be in this Thing in this ranking

Originally posted by hunbu04
where will the be in this Thing in this ranking

What about those on herald level?

Originally posted by hunbu04
where will the be in this Thing in this ranking

Maestro
King Hyperion
Hulk
Gladiator
She-Hulk
Champion
Thanos
Kurse
Thor
Beta Ray Bill

Thing doesn't even register in the top ten.

Originally posted by Kutulu

King Hyperion
Gladiator
Champion
Thanos

Kurse
Thor
Beta Ray Bill

Thing doesn't even register in the top ten.

The first four are cosmic, even Hyperion who is an eternal.

the bottom 3 are Asgardian, but general considered cosmic as well.

If you don't count Pantheon deities, then I guess THor and BRB are fine.

The problem with this question is that everyone has a different definition of cosmic

Gilgamesh

Hercules

Gladiator

Sentry

Thor

Hulk

Beta Ray Thor

Doop

Warbird

Colossus

Remember you specified HEROES not villians .

Isn't Doop pretty much a cosmic? (In the terms of power)?

Originally posted by boriquaking55
The first four are cosmic, even Hyperion who is an eternal.

the bottom 3 are Asgardian, but general considered cosmic as well.

If you don't count Pantheon deities, then I guess THor and BRB are fine.

The problem with this question is that everyone has a different definition of cosmic

I thought Cosmic was referring to beings on the level of Eternity, Galactus, in-betweener, etc., not beings like Gladiator.

Originally posted by Kutulu
I thought Cosmic was referring to beings on the level of Eternity, Galactus, in-betweener, etc., not beings like Gladiator.

Cosmic generally refers to beings that primarily operate in space- as such they tend to have VERY, VERY high power levels as interstellar travel under one's own power is pretty much a must.

Gladiator is debatable.

Heralds are definitely cosmic beings.

Asgardians and eternals are NOT cosmic beings.

Galactus, In betweener, Eternity are abstract beings in addition to cosmic.

Originally posted by Space M ummy
Cosmic generally refers to beings that primarily operate in space- as such they tend to have VERY, VERY high power levels as interstellar travel under one's own power is pretty much a must.

Gladiator is debatable.

Heralds are definitely cosmic beings.

Asgardians and eternals are NOT cosmic beings.

Galactus, In betweener, Eternity are abstract beings in addition to cosmic.

So any characters which tap into cosmic energy to enhance their strength and durability basically? That would put all Eternals, all heralds, and some mutants into the cosmic category then. Doesn't Sentry in some way tap into cosmic power as well?

He is more then likely considered a cosmic being, but MODT is definatley to strongest character in marvel....... He is 1,000 times more powerful then Jahf (who beat Gladiator with a few punches).

Heres Modt:
http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/5047/uncannyxmen108089zl.jpg

Not counting a cosmic being, then I'd say Mindless Hulk, and Kurse are near the top.

Originally posted by Kutulu
So any characters which tap into cosmic energy to enhance their strength and durability basically? That would put all Eternals, all heralds, and some mutants into the cosmic category then. Doesn't Sentry in some way tap into cosmic power as well?

That's not what I said AT ALL. Havok taps into cosmic energy. this does not make him a cosmic being.

to rate as a cosmic, a character needs to PRIMARILY operate in space, and travel interstellar distances under their own power.

Heralds are cosmic.

Eternals are earth based. always have been. They're not cosmics.

Mutants, other than Phoenix at full power and other very limited examples are not cosmics.

A Random character possessed by the captain universe power, infinity gems, quantum bands, or cosmic cube could BECOME cosmic, because those are interstellar cosmic forces.

Originally posted by Space M ummy
That's not what I said AT ALL. Havok taps into cosmic energy. this does not make him a cosmic being.

to rate as a cosmic, a character needs to PRIMARILY operate in space, and travel interstellar distances under their own power.

Heralds are cosmic.

Eternals are earth based. always have been. They're not cosmics.

Mutants, other than Phoenix at full power and other very limited examples are not cosmics.

A Random character possessed by the captain universe power, infinity gems, quantum bands, or cosmic cube could BECOME cosmic, because those are interstellar cosmic forces.

Cool thanks for the clarification.

errrr...no mention of Box v.4 or Sasquatch..yet again?

Originally posted by King_Mungi
errrr...no mention of Box v.4 or Sasquatch..yet again?

KMC anti-Canadian bias confirmed! 😆

Originally posted by Space M ummy
KMC anti-Canadian bias confirmed! 😆

Well someone considered Warbird stronger than Sasquatch or Jeffries? errrrrr...?

the term cosmic is really subjective

most of the definitions on this thread are debateable

perhaps, the thread starter shuold have clairified what he ment in his mind
because IMO, heralds are not cosmics

In no order IMO..

Sentry
Mangog
Juggernaut
Count Nefaria
Asgardian Destroyer
Gladiator
Hulk
Kurse
Thanos
The Fury

Strongest heroes not villians

Oh well,I saw villians in other peoples posts.

Originally posted by Jyppe
Isn't Doop pretty much a cosmic? (In the terms of power)?

Yes, he's the first character to have all 7/7 in the handbooks. He's maxed out.