Fury, durability gauntlet

1. Thor's Godblast
2. Darkseid's Omega Effect
3. Phoenix's Supernova
4. Franklin Galactus' Eye Blast (took out 2 Celestials)
5. A combinded blast from the (universal aspects of) Eternity and Infinity
6. A blast from the Ultimate Nullifier
7. A fully powered blast by Mxyzptlk
8. Michael Demiurgos' death (power of creation released)
9. Wanda's Chaos Wave
10. The ultimate power of the Infinity Gems

those in the right order?
but anyway 3 or 4

Stops at 6

The Fury is immune to temporal/spatial nullification energies.

He was immune to the Celestial Nullifier, but it could only nullify one universe at a time, the UN killed Abraxas who was collapsing universes just by getting near them, and destroyed and recreated the entire multiverse.

Originally posted by Endless Mike

He was immune to the Celestial Nullifier,
but it could only nullify one universe at a time

The UN and CN have the same result regardless of the scale,
that is, nullification of Time & Space and everything in it,
whether you're erasing a mouse or a multiverse.

Also, the CN's range actually surpasses that of the CN,
it can erase any reality in the Omniverse,
one at a time, is all we've seen,
but all the crystals are there if need be.

Originally posted by Endless Mike

the UN killed Abraxas who was collapsing universes just by getting near them, and destroyed and recreated the entire multiverse.

In terms of nullifying it's target: (including concepts ... like Abraxas)

CN = UN. (scale is inconsequential)

Therefore, if Fury can withstand the CN, it can withstand the UN.

Sorry, but I'm not seeing any proof that the CN is as powerful as the UN

Originally posted by Endless Mike

Sorry, but I'm not seeing any proof that the CN is as powerful as the UN

Then we'll proceed with a debate good friend.

It erased more, that's the point. For example if a hammer can crush a rock does that mean it's as powerful as an earthquake that crushed a mountain?

Originally posted by Endless Mike

It erased more, that's the point.

That's my point,
it's the energies themselves that count.

And the Fury withstood
the same energies that erase Time and Space and everything in-between.

Originally posted by Endless Mike

For example if a hammer can crush a rock
does that mean it's as powerful as an earthquake that crushed a mountain?

It's a perfectly valid analogy.

You're saying that doing something to a smaller target = doing the same thing to a larger target.

Do you have any proof for this?

Originally posted by Endless Mike

You're saying that doing something to a smaller target = doing the same thing to a larger target.

Do you have any proof for this?

Both the CN and UN nullify Time and Space and everything in-between.

Again,
the energies of the UN and CN do exactly the same thing,
they both erase Time & Space.

Now whether you continue to spread said energies beyond a specific target is on you,
but in the end,
whether you nullify a single Universe, or the Multiverse entire,
what is the end result of both Universe and Multiverse?

Nullification.

The only difference is the amount of territory.

But really, what difference would that make when your target is a single being?

None.

Originally posted by Mr Master
The Fury is immune to temporal/spatial nullification energies.

Originally posted by Air Legend

Really? Where was this stated?

The Celestial Nullifier erases the 238 Universe from existence,
the Fury was there, just taking off from Earth:
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"a CRYSTAL KEY is turned, a Chain Reaction Commenced,

A Stricken UNIVERSE is placed FOREVER beyond Suffering"

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"A WHOLE Universe! ...

He just wiped out a whole Universe at the flick of a switch"

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Fury floating around it's nullified Universe, completely intact. (UNHARMED)

"It floats through Space that is Not Space"

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It's not Space, because Space & Time was Nullified there.
So it became Un-Space. (the opposite of Space)

Which is where Fury took Jaspers,
to the 238 Area of the Multiverse that became Un-Space.
In fact, that's how the Fury knew about that location,
because it was once there,
floating in Un-Space.

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Official Marvel Handbook Fury bio 2006:

"Fury modified itself to pursue (the preparation)
unbothered by the raging Reality Warp Jaspers' powers had precipitated,
it survived the destruction of its Entire Reality"

(It didn't escape the destruction ... it Survived it)

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This Marvel Official Handbook is even more blatant:

Alternate Universes - Crooked World (238 Reality)

"The Fury withstood both the Jaspers Warp and the Destruction of its Reality,
subsequently making its way to Earth 616"

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We know what "Withstood" means right?

(remain undamaged or unaffected by)

Also,
the Fury "Subsequently made its way to 616."

We know what "Subsequent" means right?

(coming after something in time; following)

So the Fury made its way to 616 AFTER it Withstood the nullification of 238. 🙂

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The Fury resists an Omniversal attack by Scatterbrain (Fascination)

Fury owns Scatterbrain, and Captain Britain,
who joined the fight again, and got owned again:

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Scatterbrain (Fascination) - Omniversal scale time-based manipulator!

"And with her touch,
the guard finds his Consciousness
instantly expanded across the Infinite breadth of the Omniverse"

Cool, but by "immune to temporal/spatial nullification energies" you didn't mean he was also immune to Jasper's warp, right?

Originally posted by Air Legend

Cool, but by "immune to temporal/spatial nullification energies"
you didn't mean he was also immune to Jasper's warp, right?

The Fury withstood what even that aspect of Eternity/Infinity could not.

Jaspers' warp is another thing.

It seems the Fury was completely immune to 238 Jaspers' warp,
but was only highly resistant to 616 Jaspers' warp.

Cause 616 Jaspers did hurt the Fury,
with simultaneous warps and physical attacks when they battled across Universes.

Spiderman's punch=Hulk's punch?

They both break bones after all.

Originally posted by Mr Master
Nah. The Fury is immune to nullification energies
because it was in ground zero during the activation of nullification energies
which lead to the nullification of the 238 Universe.

The Fury withstood what even that aspect of Eternity/Infinity could not.

Jaspers' warp is another thing.

It seems the Fury was completely immune to 238 Jaspers' warp,
but was only highly resistant to 616 Jaspers' warp.

Cause 616 Jaspers did hurt the Fury,
with simultaneous warps and physical attacks when they battled across Universes.

But just because the Fury resisted the destruction of his universe doesn't mean it's immune to the powers of the UN. From what was provided, the universe was the target, not the Fury. I find this situation similar to Michael's explosion. When Michael dies, the Demiurgos power is released which goes on to overwhelm all of creation. However, since the power is not solely intended or directed at Lucifer, it has no affect on him. But when Michael specifically target's Lucifer, his power invokes damage.

A Marvel example would be Beyonder and MM. When Beyonder directly attacked MM, he beat him. However, when his power was released from the machine, illustrations showed the power wiping out the entire Marvel Universe. However, MM (this time not the direct target) was able to redirect that power and remain unharmed this time around.

In short, just because Fury withstood the universal nullification doesn't necessarily mean the Fury can withstand a direct, specific attack from the Ultimate Nullifier.

oops.