Dominus Vs Molecule Man

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Originally posted by Mindset
He just pmed me and apologized for wasting our time.
Originally posted by Galan007
LIES!

Originally posted by Mindset
He just pmed me and apologized for wasting our time.
Case closed.

Nice ownage. 👆

Originally posted by Galan007
Case closed.

Nice ownage. 👆


Lulz.

If this Evil Molecule Man which is the " True Molecule Man", Owen stomps hard, when fought the Beyonder, their battle almost collapse the Multiverse on itself

😂 at the last two pages.

If he has all three aspects of his power(controlling inorganic molecules , organic molecules and the space-time fabric) and should he release his "darkest aspect" in this battle , Owen take this fight handily .

Did he have all 3 when he was owned by Sentry?

Originally posted by Golgo13
Did he have all 3 when he was owned by Sentry?

No .

Edit : He annihilated Sentry three times , prior to getting "owned" by him .

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
No .

Edit : He annihilated Sentry three times , prior to getting "owned" by him .

What didn't he have?

Personally, I think you're a big fat liar.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
If he has all three aspects of his power(controlling inorganic molecules , organic molecules and the space-time fabric) and should he release his "darkest aspect" in this battle , Owen take this fight handily .
"Darkest aspect"? You mean the 'version' of Owen who appeared in a single comic over a decade ago(FF Annual #27)? I think it's dumb for people to even use that showing as though it's a valid 'tactic/mindset' for Owen, tbh.

Bottom line: Owen was only able to defeat Sentry prior to Sentry realizing that he could manipulate molecules to his whim. Once Sentry figured that out, he owned MM like he was a weak feeb.

Read a comic. ermmgrin

Originally posted by Galan007
"Darkest aspect"? You mean the 'version' of Owen who appeared in a single comic over a decade ago(FF Annual #27)? I think it's dumb for people to even use that showing as though it's a valid 'tactic/mindset' for Owen, tbh.

Bottom line: Owen was only able to defeat Sentry prior to Sentry figuring out that he could manipulate molecules to his whim. Once Sentry figured that out, he owned MM like he was a weak feeb.

Read a comic. ermmgrin

Originally posted by Galan007
ermmgrin

Originally posted by Mindset
What didn't he have?

The ability to warp space-time .
Originally posted by Mindset

Personally, I think you're a big fat liar.

I am not you .

Dominus can do the same thing and mentally muck with his mind.

Originally posted by Galan007
"Darkest aspect"? You mean the 'version' of Owen who appeared in a single comic over a decade ago(FF Annual #27)? I think it's dumb for people to even use that showing as though it's a valid 'tactic/mindset' for Owen, tbh.

Its still a canon showing .

Originally posted by Galan007

Bottom line: Owen was only able to defeat Sentry prior to Sentry realizing that he could manipulate molecules to his whim. Once Sentry figured that out, he owned MM like he was a weak feeb.

Yeah and he did that after Owen was distracted by a nuke here :
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/12644257/Owen_own_Sentry9.jpg.html

On a sidenote : Sentry could always whimsically manipulate molecules , he(along with Tony and Reed) never really understood the true nature of his powers , until the battle with Owen .
These are Sentry's own words : "I can control the molecules of my world . That's how I do what I . I never knew that ."
Edit :

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Its still a canon showing .
A canon showing that certainly wouldn't be considered 'in character', considering MM has only done so a single time in his entire character history. Frankly, I think when people try to use that showing in a random MM thread, they're digging deep.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Yeah and he did that after Owen was distracted by a nuke here :
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/12644257/Owen_own_Sentry9.jpg.html
MM was still unable to take back control of himself from Sentry:

"HOW ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME?!?!"

The nuke distraction had nothing to do with the fact that Sentry's control over molecules (even Owen's OWN molecules) was simply more powerful.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
On a sidenote : Sentry could always whimsically manipulate molecules , he(along with Tony and Reed) never really understood the true nature of his powers , until the battle with Owen .
These are Sentry's own words : "I can control the molecules of my world . That's how I do what I. I never knew that ."
Edit :
So like I said:
Originally posted by Galan007
Bottom line: Owen was only able to defeat Sentry prior to Sentry realizing that he could manipulate molecules to his whim. Once Sentry figured that out, he owned MM like he was a weak feeb.

ermmgrin

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Originally posted by Galan007
A canon showing that certainly wouldn't be considered 'in character', considering MM has only done so a single time in his entire character history. Frankly, I think when people try to use that showing in a random MM thread, they're digging deep.

That was the only time when Owen had the full extent of his power at his disposal . That is , the abilities to control organic,inorganic molecules and warp space-time .
Originally posted by Galan007

MM was still unable to take back control of himself from Sentry:

"HOW ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME?!?!"

The nuke distraction had nothing to do with the fact that Sentry's control over molecules (even Owen's OWN molecules) was simply more powerful.


You do realize that Owen essentially wanted to ultimately lose in that battle with the Dark Avengers ?

That still doesn't take from the fact that Sentry moved in after Owen was distracted by the nuke , essentially catching him off-guard .

Originally posted by Galan007

So like I said:
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Hardly .

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
That was the only time when Owen had the full extent of his power at his disposal . That is , the abilities to control organic,inorganic molecules and warp space-time .
...Which doesn't make it more in character. none

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
You do realize that Owen essentially wanted to ultimately lose in that battle with the Dark Avengers ?

That still doesn't take from the fact that Sentry moved in after Owen was distracted by the nuke , essesntially catching him off-guard .

...Which still doesn't take from the fact that MM was unable to break Sentry's control over his OWN molecules. If MM would have been more powerful than Sentry, he would have been able to break said control with no issues-- but he couldn't. Additionally, did we see MM reconstruct himself after Sentry atomized him? I don't recall so...

Sentry was undoubtedly portrayed as more powerful at the end. Arguing that much is lulz-worthy, considering the outcome...

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Hardly .
Um, yeah. It's almost exactly what I said, in fact.

Originally posted by Galan007
...Which doesn't make it more in character. none

Considering how that was the only instance of him utilizing the full extent of his powers(post-retcon) , it can't be thrown out of the window .

Also , it wasn't an outright assertion on my part , merely a speculative "if" :

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
If he has all three aspects of his power(controlling inorganic molecules , organic molecules and the space-time fabric) and should he release his "darkest aspect" in this battle , Owen take this fight handily .

Originally posted by Galan007

...Which still doesn't take from the fact that MM was unable to break Sentry's control over his OWN molecules. If MM would have been more powerful than Sentry, he would have been able to break said control with no issues-- but he couldn't. Additionally, did we see MM reconstruct himself after Sentry atomized him? I don't recall so...

As the scan I posted previously proves , Owen essentially wanted to ultimately loose the battle against the Dark Avengers .
Also , in your own scans , Sentry admits that Owen is still more adept at controlling molecules than he is :

It doesn't take a genius to know that Sentry could affect him . Here , Owen himself admits that Sentry could hurt him :
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/12644258/Owen_own_Sentry10.jpg.html

Originally posted by Galan007

Sentry was undoubtedly portrayed as more powerful at the end. Arguing that much is lulz-worthy, considering the outcome...

The only thing that Sentry had going for him , and which seemingly portrayed him as Owen's superior , was the ability to reform himself after being disintegrated .
Otherwise , in terms of overall raw power , they were even , as neither could escape the grasp of the other once captured by his opponent .
Originally posted by Galan007

Um, yeah. It's almost exactly what I said, in fact.

And my response remains exactly the same :
Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Hardly .

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
As the scan I posted previously proves , Owen essentially wanted to ultimately loose the battle against the Dark Avengers .
Also , in your own scans , Sentry admits that Owen is still more adept at controlling molecules than he is :
MM has been manipulating molecules for much, much longer than Sentry. Obviously he's going to know how to use said powers more precisely.

However, more precision =/= more raw power. Sentry blatantly had the latter (as proved when MM was HELPLESS against his molecular manipulation.)

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
It doesn't take a genius to know that Sentry could affect him

The only thing that Sentry had going for him , and which seemingly portrayed him as Owen's superior , was the ability to reform himself after being disintegrated .
Otherwise , in terms of overall raw power , they were even , as neither could escape the grasp of the other once captured by his opponent .

Sentry was clearly more powerful. MM was completely helpless against him, and was apparently unable to reform afterward.

Again: Owen was only able to defeat Sentry prior to Sentry figuring out that he could manipulate molecules to his whim. Once Sentry figured that out, he owned MM like he was a weak feeb.

That is an unarguable fact.

Originally posted by TheGodKiller
And my response remains exactly the same :
Seems like you argue just to argue. My initial statement (posted above) correlated exactly with on panel happenings-- yet here you are arguing it. meh, w/e.