ODIN VERSUS Imperiex

Originally posted by Surtur
Superman has been my favorite character for a long time now.

Cut the bullshit. An avatar doesn't make you a Superman fan.

Originally posted by Surtur
I'm saying anytime Superman fights a universal entity and wins? It's bullshit.

👆 I think this, too. Superman is a guy who hangs out on a team with GL, Flash, WW, MM etc. He's no universal entity.

Bear in mind, though, that comic writers don;t give two shits about battleboards, lol. One day, three Beyonders are slaughtering the LT - and the next, Thor is decimating hundreds.

Originally posted by Philosophía
Cut the bullshit. An avatar doesn't make you a Superman fan.

I never said my avatar makes me a Superman fan, but it doesn't actually change the fact that I am a Superman fan.

Also wtf is the god damn problem with the quote button? Sometimes it just doesn't work.

Phildo doesn't realize Surtur been reppin Superman for the longest. Many times way before this thread..

Yep and hell I can't even count how many times I've been called a fanboy for daring to suggest Superman would use his speed in a fight.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Plot device....like a sundip/Kismet/'letting loose'?

This isn't the case of Superman just suddenly beating a multiversal entity.

This is Superman receiving the power of Kismet, another character, and then beating said entity.

Imperiex for the win.

Originally posted by Galan007
Imperiex doesn't have a mind, per se. He is pure energy--sentient energy, but energy nonetheless.

So if you can provide evidence which depicts Odin mind-raping a conceptual energy-being who operates on a universal scale, then I suppose it *might* be an option for him.

Well, Galactus is an energy being and Odin was able to at least make an attempt at psionic attack (Galactus was able to resist ultimately however)...

Of course, Galactus also has feats of resisting psionic attack as well...does Imperiex?

So....no?

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Well, Galactus is an energy being and Odin was able to at least make an attempt at psionic attack (Galactus was able to resist ultimately however)...

Of course, Galactus also has feats of resisting psionic attack as well...does Imperiex?

But Galactus is still a living entity, where as Imperiex is just pure energy.

Originally posted by SquallX
But Galactus is still a living entity, where as Imperiex is just pure energy.

Wasnt Galactus's true form revealed to be pure energy once when was meeting with Eternity during an old Surfer comic?

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
So....no?

Depends on how you define "universal."

Galactus is the middle force between Death and Eternity...that rates him as a universal force/being IMHO.

Originally posted by TheLordofMurder
Well, Galactus is an energy being and Odin was able to at least make an attempt at psionic attack (Galactus was able to resist ultimately however)...

Of course, Galactus also has feats of resisting psionic attack as well...does Imperiex?

Well, we know that Xavier needed to pull some pretty heavy stuff in order to just communicate with Galactus.

DC fans be crazy.

Originally posted by krisblaze
Well, we know that Xavier needed to pull some pretty heavy stuff in order to just communicate with Galactus.

He is the literal embodiment of Entropy and rebirth.

Originally posted by krisblaze
This is Superman receiving the power of Kismet, another character, and then beating said entity.

So why are people acting like this was a consistent level of power that Superman showed?

^ Evidently you've been getting it wrong this entire time. Superman received 3 separate power-ups during OWAW.

1.) Merging with Kismet, which allowed him to breach Imperiex's armor.
2.) Entering a bloodlusted/unrestrained mindset, which allowed him to shred through Imperiex Probes.
3.) Receiving a formal sun-dip(in conjunction with the aforementioned mindset), which enabled him to own/melt B13 drones like fodder, push Warworld, etc.

None of which are the 'standard' level for Superman.

Okay, but you do realize people were arguing these feats were not out of the ordinary for Superman, right?