Who is the weakest character that cannot be BFR'ed?

Kitty.

You know, I don't think "can they return after being BFRed to a black hole" is quite fair. Because some of the characters could return from it just fine if they weren't dead; that is, they'll lose because of a KO/kill, not because of the BFRing.

That they're being sent to a black hole is simply an attack in that case.

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
The character in question would have to be capable of surviving in any extreme environment he/she/it is placed in; wether its the heart of a star, the centre of a supermassive black hole, or into the middle of some of the great voids that exist between galactic superclusters...

The character would also have to be capable of dimensional travel at will; in the event that the character is BFR'ed to another plane of existence of course...

In my honest opinion, I cant think of anyone beneath a Cube Being that meets these criteria, but I would love to be proved wrong! 🙂

Well technically speaking reed... Could has built tech before for interstellar and interdimensional travel.. He could do it as long as wherever he is sent has that ability for him to return...

Quasar on his own before has used his bands to cross into other universes like hen he saw maelstrom fighting thanos...

Thor is below cube level.. And has used his hammer to transport himself to other dimensions also...

Bruce banner created teh that searched the entire multiverse for Hercules. He could probably do something about being bfred

So yeah.

Damn, ignore my Dead Girl comment. I didn't see the part where they can return "instantly" if BFRed.

I got another suggestion : Tachyon (Marvel, Guardians of the Galaxy villain). He was a being of pure energy that moved at faster than light speed. I'm guessing he can survive ANYTHING he's tped into and escape (even a black hole since he's moving faster than light and tachyons have no mass I believe).

Originally posted by marwash22
Kitty.

Originally posted by chomperx9
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Nope, read the stips. She can't instantly return if she's tped in the core of the Sun or into a black hole. Plus doesn't she need to breathe? I remember her needing to take a breath before phasing into objects. Or is this no longer a problem?

Originally posted by rotiart
Well technically speaking reed... Could has built tech before for interstellar and interdimensional travel.. He could do it as long as wherever he is sent has that ability for him to return...

Quasar on his own before has used his bands to cross into other universes like hen he saw maelstrom fighting thanos...

Thor is below cube level.. And has used his hammer to transport himself to other dimensions also...

Bruce banner created teh that searched the entire multiverse for Hercules. He could probably do something about being bfred

So yeah.

Reed and Bruce would need prep to avoid being BFR'ed; there is no prep here...

Thor is capable of dimensional travel, but if BFR'ed into a black hole, could he get himself out and back to the battlefield fast enough to not be DQ'ed? I honestly dont think so...

Same for Quasar...

Do we have a winner? 🙂

Originally posted by zopzop
Do we have a winner? 🙂

If he can dimensional travel at will, then yeah...we have a winner! 🙂

Can he do that btw?

And what does this guy tier as?

Originally posted by zopzop
Nope, read the stips. She can't instantly return if she's tped in the core of the Sun or into a black hole. Plus doesn't she need to breathe? I remember her needing to take a breath before phasing into objects. Or is this no longer a problem?

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
If he can dimensional travel at will, then yeah...we have a winner! 🙂

Can he do that btw?

And what does this guy tier as?

LOL he's not even low herald. He's an energy being that can attain instantaneous faster than light travel speeds 🙂 He has no way of attacking you unless he's attacked first, then he reflects the attack back at you. The only way he was "beaten" by Starhawk was by not attacking him. 😛

I don't know about dimensional travel he's only appeared in 3 or so issues. But the instant return and high (indestructible?) survivability meets 2 out of your 3 criteria.

shadow king

Originally posted by chomperx9
she cant be BFRd physically if shes phasing

If this is true, then Dead Girl does it better. She can go intangible too but she never needs to eat/breathe/sleep and she has a healing factor that would make Wolverine blush.

A GL. Hal's survived in black holes before, and he's also teleported.

Maybe Orion or Lightray, considering they can survive pretty much anything and use boom tubes.

Originally posted by cdtm
A GL. Hal's survived in black holes before, and he's also teleported.

If true, winner! 👆

Wait, can't GL's go intangible too?

Originally posted by zopzop
If this is true, then Dead Girl does it better. She can go intangible too but she never needs to eat/breathe/sleep and she has a healing factor that would make Wolverine blush.

Originally posted by chomperx9
op said weakest

Ah but Kitty still needs to breathe, eventually. So if she's tped into a star or black hole, sure she'll survive initially but then she's screwed. Plus the who "return instantly" stip she fails at.

Originally posted by zopzop
Ah but Kitty still needs to breathe, eventually. So if she's tped into a star or black hole, sure she'll survive initially but then she's screwed. Plus the who "return instantly" stip she fails at.

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
The character in question would have to be capable of surviving in any extreme environment he/she/it is placed in; wether its the heart of a star, the centre of a supermassive black hole, or into the middle of some of the great voids that exist between galactic superclusters...

The character would also have to be capable of dimensional travel at will; in the event that the character is BFR'ed to another plane of existence of course...

In my honest opinion, I cant think of anyone beneath a Cube Being that meets these criteria, but I would love to be proved wrong! 🙂

Originally posted by h1a8
I don't think any physical character in comics has teleported someone to a black hole or a star without being in the vicinity of the black hole or star. Not to say it is not theoretically impossible but not comic probable.