Originally posted by abhilegend
Anti Monitor stomps.
Originally posted by operator616
This is a pretty close battle. Edge to AM.
Originally posted by Utrigita
AM for the win.
Originally posted by Zack M
AM wins.
Originally posted by Galan007
AM endured a galaxy-busting attack at ground zero with very little damage. RKT would have to generate a much more powerful attack to have a shot at destroying him outright....Or he could do the whole time-stop thing. That might be a more tidy means to the same end. /shrug
Originally posted by Galan007Collateral damage. Thor didn't even seem to struggle against skyfather level power. Am wasn't able upon using his own power to easily even deal with someone as weak as Yat. Am only has a few avenues of attack while Thor has more options as well as being far more wise in doing so.
AM endured a galaxy-busting attack at ground zero with very little damage. RKT would have to generate a much more powerful attack to have a shot at destroying him outright....Or he could do the whole time-stop thing. That might be a more tidy means to the same end. /shrug
Originally posted by zopzopNo, no. I was saying that RKT could do the time-stop... OR deliver a >>> galactic explosion(which are just a few options at his disposal.)
Really?! SC AM was that powerful? I thought Odin would give SC AM a good fight that could go either way. RKT >>> Odin.
Like you, I also view SCAM around Odin-level. By all implications, RKT was decisively > Odin, imo.
Originally posted by zopzop
Really?! SC AM was that powerful? I thought Odin would give SC AM a good fight that could go either way. RKT >>> Odin.
Pretty powerful id say. He was tapping into the power of the 52 Earths to destroy the multiverse, he could do the same thing to RKT (tap into the power of the prime universe).
Also, Nekron was using AM's energies as a power source to power the black CPB. That requires some major power.
It also took the guardians (who collectively have been extremely impressive) + Galaxy-busting attack + Prime to finally put AM down.
Id put him above Odin, personally.
The implication to me is that AM *needed* to be on mainstream earth in order to affect the multiverse in its entirety, as it is the proverbial linchpin to the multiverse...But that's neither here nor there. It didn't seem to me that AM could tap-into the positive matter of a universe instantly in that arc -- it seemed to take a bit of time, and in that time he could only generate a relatively small wall of anti-matter that progressively expanded the more positive matter it consumed. That could hurt him here, because RKT can do shit like time-stops instantly.
SCAM has great durability feats, but he is sorely lacking in the offensive feats department. I just don't see any real way for him to win, short of blindsiding RKT with pure anti-matter. /shrug
He tapped into its power instantly and was releasing the AM wave until he got assaulted by the guardians which seemingly broke his concentration. If he would focus this attack on RKT there would be no one else to help him. Also, powering the Black CPB is something worth mentioning. As we know it is the most deadly of the emotional spectrum, John using an infinitesimal portion of it destroyed Mogo in an instant, and it has shown to be able to exert control over even the Spectre. Remember AM was its power source, so he was basically powering all the countless black lantern rings.
Originally posted by operator616Once he got situated, AM began tapping the positive matter of the universe, but it's not something he attempted from the onset(that's more of my point, sorry if I was unclear.) Also, RKT definitely possesses the means to break AM's concentration... But what happens when RKT simply stops time? We know it is an ability Thor has access to, because he has already done so at a MUCH weaker level. It also helps that RKT is nigh-omniscient as well. Like I said: AM is sorely lacking in the offensive feats dept.
He tapped into its power instantly and was releasing the AM wave until he got assaulted by the guardians which seemingly broke his concentration. If he would focus this attack on RKT there would be no one else to help him. Also, powering the Black CPB is something worth mentioning. As we know it is the most deadly of the emotional spectrum, John using an infinitesimal portion of it destroyed Mogo in an instant, and it has shown to be able to exert control over even the Spectre. Remember AM was its power source, so he was basically powering all the countless black lantern rings.
As for the Black CPB: yeah, it's amazing that AM's power was used for this purpose, but AM himself didn't preform any of those feats, so they don't really matter here. His energies were just used as a means to access the black spectrum.
But he could do it nevertheless. And Guardians have also the ability to time-stop (They demonstrated it previously, and even Guy Gardner has the ability to time stop as well as Hal so the Guardians could also replicate their feats) yet they couldn't do anything to AM.
They weren't used just to access the black spectrum, Nekron was directly draining AM to feed his black battery.
^ C'mon, op. You know full well that the Guardians not attempting to stop time against AM doesn't make him immune to time-stops by default. That isn't how this works, lol.
Aside from that, when have the Guardians stopped time under Johns? Legit don't recall any instances off-hand, but I could be forgetting something.
Originally posted by Galan007
^ C'mon, op. You know full well that the Guardians not attempting to stop time against AM doesn't make him immune to time-stops by default. That isn't how this works, lol.Aside from that, when have the Guardians stopped time under Johns? Legit don't recall any instances off-hand, but I could be forgetting something.
Guardians do have the ability to time stop so if this was a viable option against AM they would have used it. The logic im using is as much of a stretch as your argument is because, 1) You're basing RKT's ability to time stop on an alternate King Thor which is logical but an assumption nonetheless, 2) you're applying a no-limits fallacy since King Thor from the reigning didn't apply the time stop against an AM level being. Yes RKT is more powerful but still we have no way of knowing.
None of the ones i mentioned were under Johns. The guardians' feat was from Englehart's run, but applicable nonetheless.
Originally posted by operator616No, I am using an option that is a.) WELL within Thor's powerset, and b.) in-line with the forum rules, wherein characters operate to their best(this holds especially true with the nigh-omniscient type, like RKT.)
Guardians do have the ability to time stop so if this was a viable option against AM they would have used it. The logic im using is as much of a stretch as your argument is because, 1) You're basing RKT's ability to time stop on an alternate King Thor which is logical but an assumption nonetheless, 2) you're applying a no-limits fallacy since King Thor from the reigning didn't apply the time stop against an AM level being. Yes RKT is more powerful but still we have no way of knowing.None of the ones i mentioned were under Johns. The guardians' feat was from Englehart's run, but applicable nonetheless.
You're baselessly assuming that because the Guardians didn't try to stop time against AM, he is immune to temporal manipulation all together. This is illogical on so many levels that it's hard to even entertain the idea. You're better than that. 👆
And again: when have the Guardians stopped time under Johns? You're acting like it's in character for them to do this against their opponents mid-battle.