HP Doomsday invades Asgard

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Originally posted by xJLxKing

Of course there are low and high feats. I’m not arguing that

More so, the “average” showing. I’m this case, I can’t recall a recent (last 5 years) average showing that coke close to his average showing 20-30 years ago

That’s just my opinion based on Marvel.

Granted, unlike dC I only started catching up to Marvel this year so I’m still “new”

Fraction's Odin (2011-2012) saved the 9 realms by manipulating amped Surtur's energies. The energies threatened to destroy all realms(all the universes connected to yggdrassil) and would have burned the multiverse had Loki not asked the Manchester gods to cut off Surtur's connection to their realm.

He also went one on one with Galactus and did extremely well for someone supposed to be a tier below.

Modern Odin is not without feats.

I think the fact that DD never encountered the OE and resisted it (or evolved resistance instantly) shows that he has the ability to evolve resistance on the fly. DD natural durability enables would prevent him from getting one shot by Odin or anyone else in Asgard. He adapts.

Also remember that DD has an instant healing factor. So even if they do the improbable (damage him) then he would just heal instantly.

Finally, the OE as written in that arc was shown more powerful than than any blasts he will face from Asgard.

DD can possibly clear or be stopped by Odin via BFR.

Originally posted by xJLxKing
No, I’m not saying it’s based on his recent feat

What I’m saying is, if the last 5 years, writers have slowly brought his power level down in order to humanize him contradict his power levels from 20-30 years ago, then there is really no arguing that

We have seen this with various characters and it’s only expected.
Odin for the past few years have become a victim of this, a lot like many popular sky father beings(guardians..etc).

5 years is an arbitrary cut-off but in the last few years off the top of my head Odin has stopped/reversed time, created a planet from nothing, battled Galactus, easily dispelled Surtur's energy (He had accumulated enough to destroy the entire Multiverse using Otherworld as a gateway), banished an entire realm/Universe easily, stalemated his Dark God counterpart while freshly revived (Who through sheer force of will staved off Universal entropy of his Universe) all while in his base form and not accessing his full power.

The Serpent while feeding on fear was portrayed as far more powerful than every Hell Lord and demon in Marvel except Surtur.

Aaron is portraying Odin a lot less beyond everyone in their totality but that doesn't erase his feats. And the Mother Storm was intended to be the big reveal that explained Jane's fight with Odin.

And you realize I hope, that Aaron is also the same writer who had Odin wrestle and defeat the Mother Storm at it's peak, blast down a Celestial supposedly, and had King Thor while running on steam take on Galactus (Who granted was also old) but the fight was galactic in scope. Aaron is aware what Odin is capable off. I'm guessing he's choosing to ignore it for the sake of plot or maybe he's amped the scale. After all, Mangog is suppose to be this unstoppable force in this story more powerful than ever. He crushed Mjolnir which is analogous to 616 Mjolnir and is powered by the rage of a dead Universe or whatever crap. After all, Thanos and the Grandmaster were both after it as a means to great power and those guys usually go after Infinity Gems or Cosmic Cube type weapons.

Anyways, Doomsday doesn't have the significance of Mangog, both conceptually or spiritually when it comes to feeding off Gods. He'll give some serious trouble until he's eventually stopped by one of the bigger guns. Or Odin blinks him out of existence. Depends on the story, so in that sense, nothing's really changed.

Originally posted by krisblaze
How OP is the thunder guard? They're getting destroyed by Sentry.

Together they beat Jane Thor bloody. And no sold Mjolnir essentially.

Is Sentry whipping them? I know,he engaged them, didnt know,he wrecked them.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
5 years is an arbitrary cut-off but in the last few years off the top of my head Odin has stopped/reversed time, created a planet from nothing, battled Galactus, easily dispelled Surtur's energy (He had accumulated enough to destroy the entire Multiverse using Otherworld as a gateway), banished an entire realm/Universe easily, stalemated his Dark God counterpart while freshly revived (Who through sheer force of will staved off Universal entropy of his Universe) all while in his base form and not accessing his full power.

The Serpent while feeding on fear was portrayed as far more powerful than every Hell Lord and demon in Marvel except Surtur.

Aaron is portraying Odin a lot less beyond everyone in their totality but that doesn't erase his feats. And the Mother Storm was intended to be the big reveal that explained Jane's fight with Odin.

And you realize I hope, that Aaron is also the same writer who had Odin wrestle and defeat the Mother Storm at it's peak, blast down a Celestial supposedly, and had King Thor while running on steam take on Galactus (Who granted was also old) but the fight was galactic in scope. Aaron is aware what Odin is capable off. I'm guessing he's choosing to ignore it for the sake of plot or maybe he's amped the scale. After all, Mangog is suppose to be this unstoppable force in this story more powerful than ever. He crushed Mjolnir which is analogous to 616 Mjolnir and is powered by the rage of a dead Universe or whatever crap. After all, Thanos and the Grandmaster were both after it as a means to great power and those guys usually go after Infinity Gems or Cosmic Cube type weapons.

Anyways, Doomsday doesn't have the significance of Mangog, both conceptually or spiritually when it comes to feeding off Gods. He'll give some serious trouble until he's eventually stopped by one of the bigger guns. Or Odin blinks him out of existence. Depends on the story, so in that sense, nothing's really changed.

yeah, Doomsday beat Darkseid near to death on Apokolips. At lesser levels he took on the GLC and survived a Guardians all out blast.

So He's mudstomping Asgard. Odin MIGHT be able to finesse a mcguffin to BFR him, but that's it. No different than Mangog.

And you know it.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
5 years is an arbitrary cut-off but in the last few years off the top of my head Odin has stopped/reversed time, created a planet from nothing, battled Galactus, easily dispelled Surtur's energy (He had accumulated enough to destroy the entire Multiverse using Otherworld as a gateway), banished an entire realm/Universe easily, stalemated his Dark God counterpart while freshly revived (Who through sheer force of will staved off Universal entropy of his Universe) all while in his base form and not accessing his full power.

The Serpent while feeding on fear was portrayed as far more powerful than every Hell Lord and demon in Marvel except Surtur.

Aaron is portraying Odin a lot less beyond everyone in their totality but that doesn't erase his feats. And the Mother Storm was intended to be the big reveal that explained Jane's fight with Odin.

And you realize I hope, that Aaron is also the same writer who had Odin wrestle and defeat the Mother Storm at it's peak, blast down a Celestial supposedly, and had King Thor while running on steam take on Galactus (Who granted was also old) but the fight was galactic in scope. Aaron is aware what Odin is capable off. I'm guessing he's choosing to ignore it for the sake of plot or maybe he's amped the scale. After all, Mangog is suppose to be this unstoppable force in this story more powerful than ever. He crushed Mjolnir which is analogous to 616 Mjolnir and is powered by the rage of a dead Universe or whatever crap. After all, Thanos and the Grandmaster were both after it as a means to great power and those guys usually go after Infinity Gems or Cosmic Cube type weapons.

Anyways, Doomsday doesn't have the significance of Mangog, both conceptually or spiritually when it comes to feeding off Gods. He'll give some serious trouble until he's eventually stopped by one of the bigger guns. Or Odin blinks him out of existence. Depends on the story, so in that sense, nothing's really changed.


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Doomsday would tear Odin apart at this point. His only chance is to BFR him.

Or send his wife to fight on his behalf again.

Asgard rapes Doomsday. Apokolips isn't that impressive compared to Asgard.

Originally posted by panthergod
yeah, Doomsday beat Darkseid near to death on Apokolips. At lesser levels he took on the GLC and survived a Guardians all out blast.

So He's mudstomping Asgard. Odin MIGHT be able to finesse a mcguffin to BFR him, but that's it. No different than Mangog.

And you know it.

The only thing I know is that you're an idiot and Doomsday would lose. Asgard has way too many resources and power at their disposal. Some of it is ignored, very often even, but you're a champion of utilizing characters at their best so that shouldn't be a problem for you here.

Example: Doctor Strange just whipped up a cane from the World Tree and transmuted an entire dimension on a whim. In his own words, Asgard sits on more magic than they know what to do with. We also have the Odin Sword, the Twilight Sword, the Destroyer etc.

This would be like the classic Kirby/Lee story. An unstoppable threat that tears through the entire army of Asgard somehow that gets stopped when it reaches Odin.

Originally posted by abhilegend
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Doomsday would tear Odin apart at this point. His only chance is to BFR him.

Or send his wife to fight on his behalf again.

You think Doomsday would beat Odin?

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
The only thing I know is that you're an idiot and Doomsday would lose. Asgard has way too many resources and power at their disposal. Some of it is ignored, very often even, but you're a champion of utilizing characters at their best so that shouldn't be a problem for you here.

Example: Doctor Strange just whipped up a cane from the World Tree and transmuted an entire dimension on a whim. In his own words, Asgard sits on more magic than they know what to do with. We also have the Odin Sword, the Twilight Sword, the Destroyer etc.

This would be like the classic Kirby/Lee story. An unstoppable threat that tears through the entire army of Asgard somehow that gets stopped when it reaches Odin.

You think Doomsday would beat Odin?

Again: wrecking the GLC, surviving Guardian's all out life force blast at lesser levels, stomping Apokolips, defeating Darkseid.

And Yes, Doomsday definitely outperforms She-Thor.

By the time He got to Odin He'd be at least nearly immune to puny Asgardian magick anyway. After all, It's already established to be too puny to disrupt out Superman's durability, on panel. It's simply small world puny godling magick, after all.

Odin's ***** made dirt f*cker self would do well to run like the coward he is.

Originally posted by panthergod
Again: wrecking the GLC, surviving Guardian's all out life force blast at lesser levels, stomping Apokolips, defeating Darkseid.

And Yes, Doomsday definitely outperforms She-Thor.

By the time He got to Odin He'd be at least nearly immune to puny Asgardian magick anyway. After all, It's already established to be too puny to disrupt out Superman's durability, on panel. It's simply small world puny godling magick, after all.

Odin's ***** made dirt f*cker self would do well to run like the coward he is.

I was with you in the first paragraph but by the end there, this post read like you're on bath salts.

I don't see Doomsday becoming "immune" to Asgardian magic. How does that work? The World Tree is the Axis of Worlds and serves as the centre point for the Multiverse, that's the main source of Asgardian magic (Which coincidentally is powered by the Odin Force), and Asgardian magic is incredibly versatile. It can be cosmic based, Rune based, Chaos magic based, blood magic etc.

Saying Doomsday will become immune to Asgsdian magic is like arguing he'd become immune to energy, ignoring how varied, numerous and powerful energy can be. Not to mention Asgadian magic will far more powerful than anything he's come across. Infinitely so.

Anyways, Heimdall hops in the Destroyer, piles on some more energy through godly life forces, game over.

Re: HP Doomsday invades Asgard

Originally posted by TethAdamTheRock
Odin, The Serpent, War Thor, and Hiemdall are there how far does he get

Sent away or killed, he wouldnt get far. Asgard is not Metropolis, DD isnt just rolling through.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
I was with you in the first paragraph but the end there, this post read like you're on bath salts.

I don't see Doomsday becoming "immune" to Asgardian magic. How does that work? The World Tree is the Axis of Worlds and serves as the centre point for the Multiverse, that's the main source of Asgardian magic (Which coincidentally is powered by the Odin Force), and Asgardian magic is incredibly versatile. It can be cosmic based, Rune based, Chaos magic based, blood magic etc.

Saying Doomsday will become immune to Asgsdian magic is like arguing he'd become immune to energy, ignoring how varied and numerous energy is. Not to mention Asgadian magic will far more powerful than anything he's come across. Infinitely so.

..so you literally don't know the first thing about Doomsdays powerset, then? Ok. The Radiant, Mother Box Tech, etc. He can adapt to energies as he encounters them as was shown in DD Year One against the GLC and H/P.

Apokolips transcends the Multiverse and Darkseid has absorbed the power of various pantheons.

Odins best shot is to cower behind his wife as usual.

Oh, and the Destroyer gets torn apart. Again.

DD rips Odin apart

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
He likely dies.

Doomsday never met magic, so he wouldn't have the energy tanking feats.

J'onn had the Blood Gem in DOS. He said he was using it. Previously in the ECLIPSO: DARKNESS WITHIN crossover(not cross company crossover, crossover between all the DC Annuals) he was shown using it with energy blasts from his hands, unless it being J'onn the whole time was a retcon (his introduction made me feel like it was intended to be J'onn the whole time) so it looks like he has encountered it before.

DD gets wrecked.

DD adapts on the fly. So if the attack does not outright one shot him then he will adapt. Plus he has a HF.

Personally, excluding some type of exotic attacks, I see DD running through all of the them, killing them all with incredible speed.

As it stands Asgard wins by Bfr at the least.

whatever Mangog did to Asgard, DD would do it worse
and good luck throwing DD into the sun lol, see how that'll do for you