Who is more powerful than the 616 Infinity Gauntlet?
Off the top of my head:
List is not in any particular order.
1. Living Tribunal
2. Scathan
3. Protege
4. Beyonder
5. Molecule Man
6. God Doom
7. Akhenaten with HOTI
8. Thanos with HOTI
9. Thanos with Regulator
Maybe 616 Jaspers, Marquis of Death.
Any others?
Re: Who is more powerful than the 616 Infinity Gauntlet?
Originally posted by wxyz
Off the top of my head:List is not in any particular order.
1. Living Tribunal
2. Scathan
3. Protege
4. Beyonder
5. Molecule Man
6. God Doom
7. Akhenaten with HOTI
8. Thanos with HOTI
9. Thanos with RegulatorMaybe 616 Jaspers, Marquis of Death.
Any others?
Protege is overrated. He allegedly duplicated the powers of the Living Tribunal and based on that decided to call himself The One Above All (although he duplicates powers based on witnessing them in use and he never witnessed TOAA showing that declaration was false)
Protege however never did anything feat wise to show that he had actually managed to duplicate LT's power, (he only assumed a similar form)
Further placing doubt on the matter is he was then defeated by a single Celestial
But bafflingly instead of using that incident to say Proteges claims were exaggerated/false, people elevate this random Celestial to LT levels based on paper thin evidence.
It just doesn't hold up. 😬
As for number 4, do you mean The Beyonders as in the cumulative power of the entire race? The Beyonder entity alone by canon would be below the Abstracts and on the same rung as Galactus/The Celestials
616 Jaspers never displayed anywhere near the power of the IG. He did a global scale reality warp that was said to have the potential to expand and become a threat to the omniverse. But thats in a similar manner to how a fire started within a garbage can if left unchecked could grow and take out a house and even a row of houses. Jaspers would go on to be dispatched by a single Fury. We never got to see if Jaspers could reach such potential.
Tellingly, Jim Jaspers never made it on to the official list of omega mutants. Why? Because he is not the most powerful reality warper in his class. Franklin Richards outdoes him 😉
Molecule Man (before the Beyonder power was used for the recreation of multiverse)
God Doom
HOTI
LT
Phoenix Consciousness
Multi-Eternity
White Phoenix of the Crown
Marquis of Death
I haven't included the Beyonders as they are a race as opposed to an individual.
I also haven't included any out of continuity/retconned characters as that wouldn't make sense.
Originally posted by GalacticStorm
Protege is overrated. He allegedly duplicated the powers of the Living Tribunal and based on that decided to call himself The One Above All (although he duplicates powers based on witnessing them in use and he never witnessed TOAA showing that declaration was false)Protege however never did anything feat wise to show that he had actually managed to duplicate LT's power, (he only assumed a similar form)
Further placing doubt on the matter is he was then defeated by a single Celestial
But bafflingly instead of using that incident to say Proteges claims were exaggerated/false, people elevate this random Celestial to LT levels based on paper thin evidence.
It just doesn't hold up. 😬
As for number 4, do you mean The Beyonders as in the cumulative power of the entire race? The Beyonder entity alone by canon would be below the Abstracts and on the same rung as Galactus/The Celestials
616 Jaspers never displayed anywhere near the power of the IG. He did a global scale reality warp that was said to have the potential to expand and become a threat to the omniverse. But thats in a similar manner to how a fire started within a garbage can if left unchecked could grow and take out a house and even a row of houses. Jaspers would go on to be dispatched by a single Fury. We never got to see if Jaspers could reach such potential.
Tellingly, Jim Jaspers never made it on to the official list of omega mutants. Why? Because he is not the most powerful reality warper in his class. Franklin Richards outdoes him 😉