Originally posted by Mr. Slippyfist
And the comic that comes out tomorrow said 'atomized'?
Superman Prime was atomized by the explosion of just ONE Guardian.
The Guardians of the Universe said that it was impossible for Superman Prime to survive being atomized.
Even that wasn't enough to trump his invulnerability, thus he returns in Final Crisis.
He'll me leading the new League of Super-Villains, which we haven't heard of yet.
Originally posted by occultdestroyer
That's highly arguable.Superman Prime was able to survive being atomized (IMO Galactus can't)
Superman 1M is a million times more powerful than Superman Prime.Superman 1M is basically "Jesus", or maybe even 2-3 times more powerful.
And we all know how powerful "Jesus" is.
Galactus raise from Death by himself.
Galactus would beat badder Superman One Million that a fat kid beat a glass of Coke.
Originally posted by occultdestroyerYou just told me he got atomized in a comic that comes out tomorrow, now you try to insult me because you forgot what issue it happened in? 😐
You don't read DC, do you?Superman Prime was atomized by the explosion of just ONE Guardian.
The Guardians of the Universe said that it was impossible for Superman Prime to survive being atomized.Even that wasn't enough to trump his invulnerability, thus he returns in Final Crisis.
He'll me leading the new League of Super-Villains, which we haven't heard of yet.
No he wasn't. He was taken apart and removed from the universe atom by atom, and the Guardians knew that if he survived, that he was warped into the multiverse. It wasn't really meant to kill him.
I don't know why you just tried to lie to me, but I thought it was funny at least. srug
Originally posted by occultdestroyerSuperman Prime was removed from the universe atom by atom by the Guardian. He wasn't trying to disintegrate him. They speculated that if he survived the process, he was in the multiverse. It was planned as a BFR from the start and by the Guardians' own words:
You don't read DC, do you?Superman Prime was atomized by the explosion of just ONE Guardian.
The Guardians of the Universe said that it was impossible for Superman Prime to survive being atomized.Even that wasn't enough to trump his invulnerability, thus he returns in Final Crisis.
He'll me leading the new League of Super-Villains, which we haven't heard of yet.
Originally posted by OneDumbG0
Superman Prime was removed from the universe atom by atom by the Guardian. He wasn't trying to disintegrate him. They speculated that if he survived the process, he was in the multiverse. It was planned as a BFR from the start and by the Guardians' own words:
^ There is nothing that Superman 1M did that Galactus hasn't surpassed. Hell, even comparing Superman Prime and Galactus, Magus had Galactus disintegrated by his CCU's in Infinity War and Galactus, by sheer force of will, reintegrated himself, his ship and the heroes inside it. Y'know, I can't even tell whether you're being sarcastic or not. Frankly, I don't give a damn.
Re: Superman(1million) Vs Galactus(average)
Originally posted by xJLxKing
Okay so I don't know to much about Galactus since I am more about Dc. Anyways I know that at Full Power Galactus can destroy the universe(I heard in this forum). So I put him in a average mode. Where he isn't full, nor hungry!Okay so unless someone sheds some light about Galctus I will say Superman. He can extinguish a star, punch through reality, faster then a tychion, and can move Galaxies.
By Superman 1 million do you mean Kal Kent or Superman Prime?
So Kal Kent the Herald of Superman Prime?
Or The Superman Prime himself?
Just want to make sure who we are discussing here..........
Originally posted by illadelph12
Notes:
1. This list is based off of total "power" in all its forms. Individual matchups might mean that someone in a lower tier could beat someone in a higher tier, but we're basing the list on general power levels, not individual matchups.
Current Mainstream Comic Character Tiers
Sub-Skyfather (Transcendent)
Amazo, Appolyon, The Asgardian Destroyer,Black Racer, Blackheart, Blaze, Circe, Count Abyss, Death Urge, Despero, The Doctor, Dr. Fate, Dr. Strange (classic), Eclipso, Elders of the Universe (minus Ego), Fernus, The General (Shaggy Man), Gog, Gray Man, High Evolutionary, Ion (current), Jenny Quantum, The Keeper, King Thor, Magus (original), Mangog, Mongul I (Pre Crisis), Nightmare, Onimar Synn, Onslaught, Queen of Fables, Resurrection Man 1 Million, Sentinel (Alan Scott), Silver Age Kryptonians/Daxamites, Solomon Grundy (Peak), Solusandra, Stayne, Strange Visitor, Sun Eater, Superboy Prime, Superman 1 Million, Takion, Tanaraq, Thanos, Tyrant (powered down), Validus
Originally posted by Hitman911
Originally posted by illadelph12
Notes:
1. This list is based off of total "power" in all its forms. Individual matchups might mean that someone in a lower tier could beat someone in a higher tier, but we're basing the list on general power levels, not individual matchups.Current Mainstream Comic Character Tiers
Sub-Skyfather (Transcendent)
Amazo, Appolyon, The Asgardian Destroyer,Black Racer, Blackheart, Blaze, Circe, Count Abyss, Death Urge, Despero, The Doctor, Dr. Fate, Dr. Strange (classic), Eclipso, Elders of the Universe (minus Ego), Fernus, The General (Shaggy Man), Gog, Gray Man, High Evolutionary, Ion (current), Jenny Quantum, The Keeper, King Thor, Magus (original), Mangog, Mongul I (Pre Crisis), Nightmare, Onimar Synn, Onslaught, Queen of Fables, Resurrection Man 1 Million, Sentinel (Alan Scott), Silver Age Kryptonians/Daxamites, Solomon Grundy (Peak), Solusandra, Stayne, Strange Visitor, Sun Eater, Superboy Prime, [b]Superman 1 Million
, Takion, Tanaraq, Thanos, Tyrant (powered down), Validus [/B]
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I'm confused.......
Originally posted by OneDumbG0Still looks like an attack, not a BF removal to me. They just noted that IF he survived THE ATTACK, he is in the multiverse and not in the current one any longer.
Superman Prime was removed from the universe atom by atom by the Guardian. He wasn't trying to disintegrate him. They speculated that if he survived the process, he was in the multiverse. It was planned as a BFR from the start and by the Guardians' own words:
Them wondering if he survived at all, tells you it wasn't a purposeful bfr.
Originally posted by JuntaiThey never called it an "attack." Ever. The Guardians are like Watchers, they almost never attack or even defend. They attacked the Anti-Monitor in Sinestro Corps War and... I think that's it. They didn't even come out and defend Oa when the Sinestro Corps made their opening attack on their citadel and GL's were dying left and right. Hell, they even BFR'ed Doomsday. If it was meant to be an attack to disintegrate, how could the Guardians even begin to postulate that Superman Prime might be in the multiverse? If you intend to vaporize someone, where does the idea of "Oh yea. But y'know, he might have gotten warped into the multiverse" come into their heads? Cmon, now. That's stretching it.
Still looks like an attack, not a BF removal to me. They just noted that IF he survived THE ATTACK, he is in the multiverse and not in the current one any longer.Them wondering if he survived at all, tells you it wasn't a purposeful bfr.
They thought they incinerated Cyborg Superman and they just ignorantly say that Cyborg Superman was "turned to ash." The fact that they talk about SMP being warped into the multiverse IF he survived the process, is clear evidence that they intended to BFR him, because such a result would never pass through their mind if that wasn't their intention from the start.
Every single comment the Guardians actually make is geared towards a BFR, "... rid this universe of your black soul," "Prime's body was removed from this universe..." "If he survived, he was warped into the multiverse."
Now if the Guardians had left it at "... rid this universe of your black soul," then that could totally be read both ways, as pure disintegration with murderous intent OR as literally removing his threat from this universe. As it stands, with how the Guardians discuss it afterwards, it was clearly a BFR from the start. The idea of them talking about if he survived the process speaks to the rather devastating effect of the method they employed to do so.
Originally posted by Hitman911
S1M is considered Sub-Skyfather on the same plane as Thanos thus being nothing compared to Galactus who is several TIERS higher!!!
Shouldn't Kal Kent have evolved way way beyond someone like Pre-Crisis Superman and Prime in power..........which should place him way beyond Skyfather level..........
In his own timeline should he not be the second strongest incarnation of Superman.............
Originally posted by RageOfTheGods
Shouldn't Kal Kent have evolved way way beyond someone like Pre-Crisis Superman and Prime in power..........which should place him way beyond Skyfather level..........In his own timeline should he not be the second strongest incarnation of Superman.............
agree
Originally posted by RageOfTheGods
Shouldn't Kal Kent have evolved way way beyond someone like Pre-Crisis Superman and Prime in power..........which should place him way beyond Skyfather level..........In his own timeline should he not be the second strongest incarnation of Superman.............
Speculation.
Going by feats, Galactus wins
