beyonder vs imperiex

Started by Mr Master3 pages

Originally posted by Dark-Jaxx

So he is stronger than the singular Universal concepts,
but not their Multi counterparts?


That would be my estimation.

Although,
when Molecule Man and Beyonder fought,
reality withIN realities across "All Creation" (Omniverse) were warped.

They phrased it literally,

"from the Quantum to the Trans-Multiversal" ... and "All Creation"

"Trans-" as we know in this context means beyond. 🙂

So when fighting together, they are Omniversal?

Reality Warpers are confusing...

Originally posted by Dark-Jaxx

So when fighting together, they are Omniversal?

Classic Owen Reece was more powerful than the Living Tribunal.

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Current Owen Reece
is one of the Most powerful beings in the Marvel Omniverse, (all Creation)
according to the Living Tribunal himself.

The insane part is,
this is the limited version of current Owen Reece,
he has a wild side,
who calls himself the Molecule Man.


This beast, performed (mostly) a Trans-Multiversal feat On Panel,
while battling the current Beyonder.

That's literally BEYOND Multiversal ...
as we know Trans- means (BEYOND) ... the Living Tribunal wasn't hyperboling.

"from the Quantum to the Trans-Multiversal,
Reality trembles as the forces unleashed,
reverberate through out Creation
" (Omniverse)

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Holy!

Current Beyonder (Cube Being) is also an uber-powerhouse
(somewhere beyond Universal)
current Beyonder 's death can actually cause,
"Havoc across Multiversal cosmography

"to rend the Life Force of such a being as the Beyonder"
... havoc unthinkable would be wrecked across Multiversal Cosmography
"

And the Beyonder also embodies an entire Universe of his own,

where he is omnipotent:

(that's Eternity and the LT speaking btw in this last scan)

I still can't forgive Marvel for making Molecule Man stronger than Beyonder.

Well we don't know if current Beyonder is beyond Eternity. As shown in GotG he is definitely weaker, but he may have changed since then. Marvel can't seem to make up their mind about him.

Originally posted by King Kandy

Well we don't know if current Beyonder is beyond Eternity.
As shown in GotG he is definitely weaker


The Eternity in GOTG may well have been Eternity, and not some aspect,
because they were dealing with Multiversal threats,
and even beyond that, like Protege.

Besides,
Eternity himself clearly stated that Beyonder operated on a Multiversal scale:

So as I myself stated earlier:

Eternity (multiverse) > Beyonder

Aspect of Eternity (single universe) < Beyonder

And if Beyonder dies,
the Multiverse also suffers,
solidifying his Multiversal status,
although Beyonder seems to affect realities in a Multi-Universal fashion.

Originally posted by Galan007
Classic Beyonder wins, current looses. Imperiex was an "Omni-temporal" threat.

Omni-temporal? Whats that supposed to mean? Is he fought against in every comic or something?

Originally posted by Mr Master
Classic Owen Reece was more powerful than the Living Tribunal.

..............................................................................................

Current Owen Reece
is one of the Most powerful beings in the Marvel Omniverse, (all Creation)
according to the Living Tribunal himself.

The insane part is,
this is the limited version of current Owen Reece,
he has a wild side,
who calls himself the Molecule Man.


Interesting. What are the first few scans from?

Isn't the Maker (female, blue skin) current Beyonder?

Originally posted by basilisk

Interesting. What are the first few scans from?


FF Annual #27
Originally posted by Tenebrous

Isn't the Maker (female, blue skin) current Beyonder?


Nah.

The Maker was a temporary form the Beyonder took which made him vulnerable.

The Maker was insane and weak due to it's mortal form,
and yet still had the power to reverse the crunch and crush the 616 Universe,
a power that was never realized because of the vulnerability it plagued itself with.

While the Maker was limited, the essence withIN (Beyonder) was/is omnipotent.

The latest incarnation of the Beyonder was during Illuminati.

Beyonder is back in his old skin.

Originally posted by Mr Master
Current Beyonder can not destroy the Multiverse. (Eternity is more powerful)

But it seems Beyonder is more powerful than aspects of Eternity (single realities)

I'm not absolutely sure though cause he hasn't defeated one on panel yet,
but Beyonder definitely is capable of "Multiversal tamperings" (As Eternity put it)

The embodiment of an entire Universe,
that can operate on a Multiversal scale,
and affect reality on a Multi-Universal scale. (not an entire Multiverse simultaneously)

So is he still less powerful than a Celestial?

Originally posted by Phantom Zone

So is he still less powerful than a Celestial?


That's a good question.

I'm not completely sure. (although nothing's been solidified otherwise)

We know the Beyonder's essence is an Omnipotent force,
that embodies an entire Universe,
operates on a Multiversal scale,
in a Multi-Universal fashion.

During Annihilation, Thanos said Beyonder's essence was unlimited power.

Gladiator called the Maker a God.

According to Thanos, had the Maker not made itself vulnerable and weak,
it could forcibly contract the "Crunch"
thus imploding the 616 Reality.

I simply can't or rather haven't seen a Celestial doing that,
then again, perhaps they can but don't because of cosmic protocol.
(uhh, not counting Scathan of course)

Beyonder wins this.

Question.

Since all the universes of the Marvel multiverse exist on the same physical space, separated only by vibrational frequency. If one unleashed the power to destroy a single universe, but said attack threw out multiple vibrational frequencies, wouldn't that attack destroy multiple universes?

Hope that made sense.

Originally posted by Galan007
Question.

Since all the universes of the Marvel multiverse exist on the same physical space, separated only by vibrational frequency. If one unleashed the power to destroy a single universe, but said attack threw out multiple vibrational frequencies, wouldn't that attack destroy multiple universes?

Hope that made sense.


I have no idea brother G.

Personally, I've never heard of such a method.

Originally posted by Mr Master
I have no idea brother G.

Personally, I've never heard of such a method.

Me either. It was just an 'in general' question, really.

It seems to make sense, when you think about it. I mean, all that seperates the Marvel multiverse is differing vibrational patterns. So a universe-busting attack emitting an array of vibrational signals should, in theory, destroy numerous universes [because said universes occupy the same space, but on different vibrational planes].

people should move on ...no classic beyonder...rightly or wrongly ..it never happened.......otherwise just keep chasing tale......

wow

Originally posted by lannfear
people should move on ...no classic beyonder...rightly or wrongly ..it never happened.......otherwise just keep chasing tale......
🙂

Originally posted by Mr Master
Current Beyonder can not destroy the Multiverse. (Eternity is more powerful)

But it seems Beyonder is more powerful than aspects of Eternity (single realities)

I'm not absolutely sure though cause he hasn't defeated one on panel yet,
but Beyonder definitely is capable of "Multiversal tamperings" (As Eternity put it)

The embodiment of an entire Universe,
that can operate on a Multiversal scale,
and affect reality on a Multi-Universal scale. (not an entire Multiverse simultaneously)

Eternity is universal not multiversal. I don't care what you have read but this is the way it is. Each universe has an Eternity and each Eternity is responsible for its own (a single) universe.