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Originally posted by zopzop
These two couldn't beat 4 Rogue Celestials without help (616 Franklin and Sol's Anvil) and yet they're supposed to beat a multiversal power?ZHP for the win.
The other guy nearly destroyed the multiverse in a shared feat with 2 other Abstracts. Along with surviving the onslaught from a multiversal power in Chaos War, all the while greatly weakened.
Not saying this gives them the majority over 'Lax, just putting it out there.
Originally posted by TheGodKiller
One of them managed to temporarily hold off the collapse of all realities into one timeline, and then proceeded to survive its aftermath(the Revision Wave).The other guy nearly destroyed the multiverse in a shared feat with 2 other Abstracts. Along with surviving the onslaught from a multiversal power in Chaos War, all the while greatly weakened.
Not saying this gives them the majority over 'Lax, just putting it out there.
The Rogue Celestials don't have feats anywhere near that level and yet.....Franklin and Galactus did all that but couldn't handle 4 Rogue Celestials without outside help (616 Franklin and Sol's Anvil).
And regarding the shared feat with Galactus/Scrier/Other, they didn't even need Galactus. Oblivion stated Scrier and the Other facing off would be enough to do it (which makes NO fxxking sense but whatever.
Originally posted by zopzop
The Rogue Celestials don't have feats anywhere near that level and yet.....Franklin and Galactus did all that but couldn't handle 4 Rogue Celestials without outside help (616 Franklin and Sol's Anvil).
Plus their original intention was to take over the multiverse using the Bridge as an access point, before the Reeds nearly drove them to extinction.
The ONLY times Hal "lost" is when his own self-doubt or guilt came in and he would just leave.
He matched up physically as he did with his powers, KO'd supes with a one shot punch if you remember.
He'd destroy team 1, since they don't have the dialogue available to trigger his Bob Ross reflective moments and cause him to leave.
Originally posted by ColossusGrundyLike when he had trouble with Guy Gardner of all people...
The ONLY times Hal "lost" is when his own self-doubt or guilt came in and he would just leave.He matched up physically as he did with his powers, KO'd supes with a one shot punch if you remember.
He'd destroy team 1, since they don't have the dialogue available to trigger his Bob Ross reflective moments and cause him to leave.
He cheapshotted Supes.
Seems like you're explaining the whole purpose of TP