Originally posted by Prep-Man
Do you remember some other CM feats of durability? I'd like to hear some I haven't heard before.
Like I told you a couple of years back, I was compiling a list, and then my entire harddrive (along with all my fawcett books) got corrupted.
Some other lesser things off the top of my head though were no selling some total-anti-matter ray gun, flying back and forth through blackholes without problem, being unaffected by point blank planet explosions and stuff.
Originally posted by CosmicCometThats weak sauce compared to the beyonder, he tanked a blast that would have slagged billions of dimensions whilst putting limitations on himself
Like I told you a couple of years back, I was compiling a list, and then my entire harddrive (along with all my fawcett books) got corrupted.Some other lesser things off the top of my head though were no selling some total-anti-matter ray gun, flying back and forth through blackholes without problem, being unaffected by point blank planet explosions and stuff.
Originally posted by CosmicComet
I was under the impression, that you were a passable reader over the years I've know you.
Well good, I do indeed possess a reading comprehension and keen intellect vastly out of reach for men such as you.
There is no 'no limits fallacy' here. The worst thing that could possibly happen within the universe (being forced into a pitch black void that is as such because matter cannot exist there at all), happened, and it did nothing. Accompanied by the specific narration for that feat calling them completely indestructible as credit to their survival.🙂
"Possibly happen" lol.
Beyonder can collapse universes into nothing... Accidently. He is infinitely more powerful than the enchantment giving him his power, and can pew pew the Multiverse into nothingness.
Yet you seem to believe being forced into a pitch black void where matter can't exist is beyond someone who can do that on a multi-universal level by thinking?
It's a no-limits fallacy.
Originally posted by NemeBro
Well good, I do indeed possess a reading comprehension and keen intellect vastly out of reach for men such as you."Possibly happen" lol.
Beyonder can collapse universes into nothing... Accidently. He is infinitely more powerful than the enchantment giving him his power, and can pew pew the Multiverse into nothingness.
Yet you seem to believe being forced into a pitch black void where matter can't exist is beyond someone who can do that on a multi-universal level by thinking?
It's a no-limits fallacy.
So basically, what you're saying is, PR Beyonder can create what Infinity already is.
Guess that means Cap can survive him.
Infinity, hence the name, is already as total as it gets. There is a multiverse in the Fawcett-verse. And then there is Infinity, outside of it, where matter cannot exist at all, and yet the Marvel family can, due specifically to their 'total indestructibility', as per the narration.
this argument is hilarious. if this supposed showdown were written in the 1940s cm would likely survive. as would superman. seriously. what exactly makes anyone think these nonsensical showings can translate to today? cm once fought a guy named mr atom. he was supposedly the greatest foe he ever battled. he got his power from the 'atom' and this gave him the power 'of the universe'.
the stuff was done as vaudeville--pure entertainment with no conception of 'scientific' accuracy. those times were silly, where the heroes battled villains with tommy guns as well as beings with the 'universe of power'. the stories barely made sense, and terminology was used because it 'sounded cool'. the feats can NOT be compared to today because they are nonsensical and driven by plot.
cm wins because the plot--and the times--needed the hero to win every time.
Originally posted by NemeBro
PR Beyonder exists outside of any Marvel timeline, above and beyond it.The notion that the destruction of the timeline is a threat to him is the dumbest mother****ing thing I've ever heard, short of everything Mindset says.
Yeah, well there it is on panel. That was PR Beyonder unsure of whether he could survive the destruction of time itself.
Originally posted by zopzopYeah, well there it is on panel.
That was PR Beyonder
unsure of whether he could survive the destruction of time itself.
Beyonder wasn't sure he could re-create Death, and we know how that went.
That aside, that is incredible dumbshit
cause Beyonder existed outside the Multiverse's Timestream,
and indeed during the saga popped out of the Multiverse and went to the Beyond Realm.
Unless they meant his physical form,
which wasn't without limits as he made it so.
Beyonder was going to use the Mkraan Crystal to shatter his form,
therefore allowing him to return to the Beyond Realm in his natural state,
rather than do it consciously forcing him to retain his memory of Earth.
Point is, due to Beyonder limiting himself, the body he made for himself
was not absolutely invulnerable.
But to suggest that Beyonder cannot survive without Eternity/Infinity, or their destruction,
is ridiculous to say the least,
especially since we know he was going to erase Eternity at any given time.
I say it was just the writer being dramatic, and he was smart to use, "I don't know"
Remember sometimes Beyonder had uber genius,
other times goofy is in the house.
I don't blame them,
they had to make the concept of God visiting Earth stretch across 51 issues.
PIS and CIS were gonna show up by inevitability, not intention.
Originally posted by CosmicComet
The Fawcett Marvel family's best durability feat is existing in Infinity. A completely pitch black void existing outside the universe where matter cannot exist at all.Sivana and his kids forced them into the void, thinking it would destroy them, turns out, they were completely fine and unharmed. Then they figured a way out. The narration specifically said its because of their complete indestructibility that they survived with no harm.
Yet he was KOed by Pre Crisis Superman.
I guess that means PC Supes causes more damage than Infinity. 🙂
Originally posted by Mr Master
Which means less than nothing good friend.Beyonder wasn't sure he could re-create Death, and we know how that went.
That aside, that is incredible dumb
cause Beyonder existed outside the Multiverse's Timestream,
and indeed during the saga popped out of the Multiverse and went to the Beyond Realm.Unless they meant his physical form,
which wasn't without limits as he made it so.Beyonder was going to use the Mkraan Crystal to shatter his form,
therefore allowing him to return to the Beyond Realm in his natural state,
rather than do it consciously forcing him to retain his memory of Earth.Point is, due to Beyonder limiting himself, the body he made for himself
was not absolutely invulnerable.But to suggest that Beyonder cannot survive without Eternity/Infinity, or their destruction,
is ridiculous to say the least,
especially since we know he was going to erase Eternity at any given time.I say it was just the writer being dramatic, and he was smart to use, "I don't know"
Remember sometimes Beyonder had uber genius,
other times goofy is in the house.I don't blame them,
they had to make the concept of God visiting Earth stretch across 51 issues.PIS and CIS were gonna show up by inevitability, not intention.
So what do you think about this thread's scenario?
Originally posted by Endless MikeSo what do you think about this thread's scenario?
Still, if he can resist pre-retcon Beyonder's full power,
he's resisting millions of Marvel Prime MultiverseS exploding simultaneously in his face.
That's millions of Living Tribunals + millions of every other abstract & being in Marvel.