Originally posted by deathlife
Didn't they say Plutonian was bending the laws of physics or something?I remember a statement in the comic suggesting that the Plutonian's power wasn't physical at all.
Plutonian could literally do "anything".
Manipulate time, space, energy and matter. Complete control of cause and effect at a quantum level.
Up until the end of the story, he mostly used these powers as a mega-brick.
I hereby coin the term: "Mega-Brick". nerd
Mega-Brick- When a character of Skyfather level, or above, channels most of their immense power into performing mostly physical feats of combat or destruction.
a la- Zeus, decimating the Hulk.
In these cases, characters with abilities to manipulate magic, energy, time, space and more, will center their powers for a more centralized, "physical" form and function.
Other potential "Mega-Bricks":
Mangog- Shown to be fueled by many sources of emotion or mental focus, such as Hate, Violence and even Adoration, etc. Shown to posses various non-physical abilities, such as Matter Transmutation, Energy Projection, Shapeshifting, Possible Teleportation, etc.
Early comments and descriptions of Mangog alluded to him as a sort of Universal Avatar of Hate long before the creation of DC's Omega.
With all of this, Mangog still prefers to channel most of his power into a physical showing.
Odin- Has also performed as a Mega-Brick in the past. Preferring to engage in combat through mostly physical means.
Galactus- An argument could be made that Galactus operates as a Mega-Brick, since it is accepted that he is basically an immense centralization of energy, along with attributes inherent in Abstract Entities, combined and operating from a containment suit.
Of course, this opens the door for the development of other Above-Brick definitions, such as Herald-Brick, or the distinction between Skyfather-Brick and levels beyond, up to and including Mega-Brick.
But, that is for another forum member, or Mod on another day.