Franklin Richards vs Thanos...

Started by guy2223 pages

franklin has vast reality warping powers

nothing big g can do

and i hate chuck sheen 😛

Thanos dies and easily AND, badly at that. Thanos is like an ant compared to Franklin. Franklin 10/10 in one panel, with his eyes close and both legs tied up while playing kick ball with his pinkie toe.

Originally posted by carver9
Thanos dies and easily AND, badly at that. Thanos is like an ant compared to Franklin. Franklin 10/10 in one panel, with his eyes close and both legs tied up while playing kick ball with his pinkie toe.

damn dude, you really hate thanos huh?

Thanos probably knows how to turn off Franklin's powers and probably already has contingency plans in place. Thanos wins.

reality warper>eternal

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus

Yeah, I'm thinking Franklin turns Thanos into a bucket or something.

Fantastic Four 600 was awesome!
Franklins pulling of DayDreamer feats again means Thanos doesn't stand a chance. I love how the Light Man giving Franklin advice is a good version of the Dark Man who hunted Franklin and the other DayDreamers in the past so that means Franklin isn't swayed by his fears anymore. He's close to having complete control.

Franky 10/10.

Christ, Thanos gets obliterated.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus

Yeah, I'm thinking Franklin turns Thanos into a bucket or something.

What's happening here reminds me of what's happening with Maxine Baker in Animal Man. She's also extremely powerful. Same with William Arcane. He can kill with just a thought.

Originally posted by guy222
reality warper>eternal

And yet Reed Richards beat an M-Body of the Living Tribunal. I guess mere mortals do stand a chance against the Omnipotent.

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good one

prime hurting mxy

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Franklin turns Death into Marge Simpson and watches Thanos cry.

Galactus crosses the street when he sees Franklin.

Does anyone know where this particularly panel is from:

Drawing a blank from some reason, I thought I had read all his power related appearances.

Respect Franklin

He's such a boring character. Hugely overpowered too.

Originally posted by zopzop
Vs threads involving a PISless Franklin are pointless unless they pit him against, at least, a Celestial level being.
actually zop I'd put him a fair bit ahead of Celestial level now as that assessment was made some time ago and his power creep has only made me believe that his potential has surpassed Celestial level some time ago when he's herp derping entire universes into existences on an unconscious thought. Galactus fears the kid, though currently Galactus would fear the cookie monster too... Anyways, Franklin is on the level of Legion if not Jaspers though a lot less... ruthless shall we say. Though you could argue that Jaspers is stronger but again a PISless CISless Franklin hasn't occured. for all we know he could be Jaspers equal sans the whole "unreality" weakness despite how much bull that was.

Originally posted by Diesldude
damn dude, you really hate thanos huh?

Thanos probably knows how to turn off Franklin's powers and probably already has contingency plans in place. Thanos wins.

Galactus doesn't have a contingency..

Originally posted by Mshinu
Franklin turns Death into Marge Simpson and watches Thanos cry.

This would be about ten times more likely than thanos landing a single blow imo.

Originally posted by guy222
franklin prolly puts an end to the celestials and galactus fight
I thought about that aswell

Originally posted by Parmaniac
I thought about that aswell
Personally I hope it doesn't happen. I'm praying for a self-sidelining event on Franklin's part. Something needs to be done before Reed gets in in his head that his son can do what the Council of Reeds can't... With a thought.

Originally posted by Parmaniac
I thought about that aswell

indeed friend happy new year

Originally posted by Kid Kurdy
He's such a boring character. Hugely overpowered too.

I think he's a great character.
He represents the unlimited potential of the kinda kids who read these comics when they use their imaginations.