Originally posted by Desaad
In regards to Anti-Moniter, it was said that with every matter universe that he destroyed, he was becoming more and more powerful (with the Moniter becoming weaker and weaker).This would imply that he was drawing power from the nature of the universes themselves, not that he was at some static power level.
Which would essentially imply that he was a multiversal anti-matter abstract, I would think.
I think part of the problem we are having is that its hard to guage what "multiversal" is, or at least what our individual definitions of the term are.
Oh his power WAS increasing, but not in the way that nvr's trying to say. His power increased as his universe became stronger, but not at an exponential rate or anything like that. He hit his "Peak" of power right after he absorbed the Antimatter universe, so he never had the outright power of a multiverse(and is thus not multiversal).
Besides, the "Universe" that he absorbed was simply a fraction of a single universe. Therefor, even though the universe he absorbed was strengthened, it never actually had more power in it than a "regular" universe.