Mad Jim Jasper's W/the Fury Vs COIE Anti Moniter

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Insane Titan
this is Jasper's merged with the Fury


Who wins

Bouboumaster
MJJ

Batman-Prime
COIE AM at his prime stomps.

Galan007
AM.

Mr Master
MJJ/Fury = able to warp anything, but now, also, no possible weaknesses.

In Marvel, this would make him unbeatable, sans supreme being power interfering.

the Darkone
MJJ w/Fury wins

operator616
AM

Insane Titan
I can either having a argument to win, but saying a stomp is fanboy thinking at its worst

TheTyrant
Anti-Monitor.

Scuzz2.0
AM can't alter reality can he? MJJ thinks him out of existence. What could AM possibly do against that? When you go up against someone who can change reality by thinking it, the only kind of opponent who could stand a chance is someone who is immune or someone with the same powers.

Glorificus
Jaspers stomps.

Marvel_Mystic
Wasn't there someone on here a long time ago who showed that COIE AM is overrated because he absorbed the power of universes that were just fragmented smaller and weaker universes that came originally from one whole universe? If that were true then that would make even COIE AM just a universal threat at most.

Golgo13
Am ftw.

Reflassshh
Originally posted by Marvel_Mystic
Wasn't there someone on here a long time ago who showed that COIE AM is overrated because he absorbed the power of universes that were just fragmented smaller and weaker universes that came originally from one whole universe? If that were true then that would make even COIE AM just a universal threat at most.
Pre-crisis multiverse wasn't a fragmented universe, that was post-crisis multiverse, PC multiverse was like marvel's, an infinite number of universes.

operator616
Originally posted by Scuzz2.0
AM can't alter reality can he? MJJ thinks him out of existence. What could AM possibly do against that? When you go up against someone who can change reality by thinking it, the only kind of opponent who could stand a chance is someone who is immune or someone with the same powers.

Think him out of existence?? And how often do you think we see MJJ/Fury think multiversal+ beings out of existence, in x-men die by the sword?

AM at his peak, was even above a multiversal+ power...

And it really isn't hard to kill Fury/MJJ, you know:

http://i.imgur.com/V8SiGp6.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/toVKypS.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/uCAFNsb.jpg

Only if MJJ is within his warp, he can only be defeated by someone who is immune/high resistance (like the fury)

Mr Master
Originally posted by operator616

And how often do you think we see
MJJ/Fury think multiversal+ beings out of existence?

AM at his peak, was even above a multiversal+ power...
Remember though opr Jaspers 238 alone was more powerful than Matrix/Merlyn.
As you know, JJ 616 was far more powerful than that still.
Originally posted by operator616

And it really isn't hard to kill Fury/MJJ, you know:

http://i.imgur.com/V8SiGp6.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/toVKypS.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/uCAFNsb.jpg
That's not a really fair assessment of what happened there opr.

First,
that's not Fury/MJJ, that's just Fury (Jaspers is inconsequential at this point)
also,
Brian caught the Fury off-guard while it was regenerating right after it had consumed Jaspers,
and while the Fury was healing quickly, it obviously never got to optimal conditions,
which is why Albion and Brian punched a huge hole through its torso,
then comes Blink and dumps her entire pack of energy quills into the hole,
exploding the "vulnerable" Fury. (as Blink stated)

Second,
Claremont certified classic Fury's unbelievable durability feat,
which was ... withstanding cosmic scale spatial-temporal nullification:



In other words,
an entire universe/eternity-infinity, getting erased from existence and Fury tanking it.

Yet, Albion, Brian and silly energy quills should fair better? stoned ... Nah.

"Die by the Sword" should not be used as a reference point to define Fury/MJJ combined,
because there were circumstances and stipulations involved.
(+ they were never depicted merged anyway, it was always either or)
We should just take the characters as we know them individually, and combine them ourselves.
(Jaspers also never came close to being stopped let alone defeated in Die by the Sword)
Originally posted by operator616

Only if MJJ is within his warp,
he can only be defeated by someone who is immune/high resistance (like the fury)
thumb up ...

Which is why I won't comment on who could win,
cause cross company established understandings come into conflict.

operator616
Originally posted by Mr Master
Remember though opr Jaspers 238 alone was more powerful than Matrix/Merlyn.
As you know, JJ 616 was far more powerful than that still.

That's not a really fair assessment of what happened there opr.

First,
that's not Fury/MJJ, that's just Fury (Jaspers is inconsequential at this point)
also,
Brian caught the Fury off-guard while it was regenerating right after it had consumed Jaspers,
and while the Fury was healing quickly, it obviously never got to optimal conditions,
which is why Albion and Brian punched a huge hole through its torso,
then comes Blink and dumps her entire pack of energy quills into the hole,
exploding the "vulnerable" Fury. (as Blink stated)

Second,
Claremont certified classic Fury's unbelievable durability feat,
which was ... withstanding cosmic scale spatial-temporal nullification:



In other words,
an entire universe/eternity-infinity, getting erased from existence and Fury tanking it.

Yet, Albion, Brian and silly energy quills should fair better? stoned ... Nah.

"Die by the Sword" should not be used as a reference point to define Fury/MJJ combined,
because there were circumstances and stipulations involved.
(+ they were never depicted merged anyway, it was always either or)
We should just take the characters as we know them individually, and combine them ourselves.
(Jaspers also never came close to being stopped let alone defeated in Die by the Sword)



Matrix/Merlin?? this wasn't introduced until Excalibur v1 (in the 90s), though, so it doesn't apply. At the time, Merlin clearly wasn't an omniversal/multiversal power.
In any case, i can prove that Merlyn wasn't that powerful at the time with actual showings, ill post them if needed.


Ok, you're right that Jaspers was inconsequential. And i am aware that there were certain stipulations in its defeat (if you go to MJJ's or Fury's marvunapp page you'll also notice it's stated that MJJ's struggle for control weakened the fury) but that's the version that the OP is using.

I realize what the fury has done in the past but it doesn't take away from the fact that it was destroyed in the story (with the stipulations).


Also, MJJ had some fury's abilities, example:

http://i.imgur.com/ANrgOV6.jpg

And MJJ was about to be defeated toward the end of issue 4, that's why the fury took over in the first place, as explained at the beginning of issue 5:

http://i.imgur.com/ZlKJ2la.jpg?1

Mr Master
Originally posted by operator616

Matrix/Merlin?? this wasn't introduced until Excalibur v1 (in the
90s), though, so it doesn't apply. At the time, Merlin clearly wasn't
an omniversal/multiversal power.
In any case, i can prove that Merlyn wasn't that powerful at the
time with actual showings, ill post them if needed.
Matrix/Merlyn? Correct. Introduced until? Merlyn merged with the Matrix,
back in the day,
way before either Jaspers' sprung to life.
In any case, I can prove many things concerning Merlyn too,
so, ill post them if needed.

I got em lined up in fact from past debates years prior, let me know.
So, if you're gonna pop up with lowballing pis/senseless showings,
I'll return with all his high-end/properly written feats.
Originally posted by operator616

Ok, you're right that Jaspers was inconsequential. And i am
aware that there were certain stipulations in its defeat (if you go to
MJJ's or Fury's marvunapp page you'll also notice it's stated that
MJJ's struggle for control weakened the fury) but that's the version
that the OP is using.

I realize what the fury has done in the past but it doesn't take away
from the fact that it was destroyed in the story (with the stipulations).
Fair enuff. But I never disputed what took place in Die by the Sword,
just that it isn't sound to use it as a basis for reference imo.
Originally posted by operator616

Also, MJJ had some fury's abilities, example:

http://i.imgur.com/ANrgOV6.jpg
I wouldn't call that a Fury ability. JJ simply warped his own arm into a pistol canon.
Does it resemble the Fury canon? Sure.
But this is only cause the Fury though dormant, was still inspiring Jaspers with ideas.

Imo, neither Jaspers or Fury displayed any of the other's abilities.
In Jaspers' case, you can't even tell since he controls reality.
Originally posted by operator616

And MJJ was about to be defeated toward the end of issue 4,
that's why the fury took over in the first place, as explained at the
beginning of issue 5:

http://i.imgur.com/ZlKJ2la.jpg?1
I completely disagree.

You have a scan that shows Jaspers about to be defeated, in any way shape or form?

I know you do not friend.

The only reason Jaspers was stopped/defeated was due to the
exact same reason he lost the first time around back in the day ... the Fury.

(end of book 4)





The Fury, and nothing else.

So my point stands and is correct:

No one (or more than one) came close to stopping let alone defeating Jaspers.

Except for the Fury ... again.

operator616
Lowballing? you think this is what it is? More like what's actually intended to take place.

Im not going to lawball, but im going to show you what actually happened, Captain Britain v1 #36, Merlyn battles Nykonn (a random sorcerer) in a laughable battle, which ends up with Merlyn being essentially powerless:

http://i.imgur.com/h5UZers.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/iZejRfl.jpg

Same thing when Merlyn goes against Mordred in Hulk comic #28:

http://i.imgur.com/xxenq9J.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/kDWZHMh.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/eFf3mzt.jpg

Honestly speaking, do you actually think in the above scans Merlyn was portrayed as being an omniversal power? Please.

His bio (1986) certainly doesn't mention absolutely anything about an omniversal/multiversal/universal power up:

http://i.imgur.com/JyDV3fx.jpg?1


I don't believe that Jaspers manifesting Fury abilities to be a coincidence when he's merged with it. Fury is giving him ideas? perhaps, but i find Jaspers having Fury's abilities as the more likely outcome.


The reason Fury took over was because MJJ was threatened, it's right there in the narration. And this is particularly shown in this scan where everyone starts to surround MJJ:

http://i.imgur.com/jzg9fQ1.jpg

Had not fury absorbed the life essence of those MJJ would have lost, that's what i understood from the narration at the beginning of issue 5

Mr Master
Originally posted by operator616
Lowballing? you think this is what it is? More like what's actually intended to take place.
Im not going to lawball, but im going to show you what actually happened, Captain
Britain v1 #36, Merlyn battles Nykonn (a random sorcerer) in a laughable battle,
which ends up with Merlyn being essentially powerless:
http://i.imgur.com/h5UZers.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/iZejRfl.jpg
Same thing when Merlyn goes against Mordred in Hulk comic #28:
http://i.imgur.com/xxenq9J.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/kDWZHMh.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/eFf3mzt.jpg

Honestly speaking, do you actually think in the above scans Merlyn was portrayed as being an omniversal power? Please.
Just as expected. And I don't know what it is you're showing me that "happened."
(other than some old butt showing)

Let's try other things though shall we. I'll return with note worthy feats.

Like creating Otherworld from scratch. Otherwolrd is a Pan-Dimensional reality.
Or the Starlight Citadel, which is a freakin omniversal Nexus. etc.
Originally posted by operator616

His bio (1986) certainly doesn't mention absolutely anything about an omniversal/multiversal/universal power up:
http://i.imgur.com/JyDV3fx.jpg?1
On Panel > bios ... always and forever.
Originally posted by operator616

I don't believe that Jaspers manifesting Fury abilities to be a coincidence when he's merged with it. Fury is giving him ideas? perhaps, but i find Jaspers having Fury's abilities as the more likely outcome.
What Fury abilities? Jaspers warping his own arm into a pistol canon for a moment or two?
Imo, that's more resembling Fury's appearance rather than manifesting actual Fury abilities.
After all, there was a part of Jaspers that "reflects" the Fury: (unbeknownst to MJJ)



Which is probably why MJJ didn't even understand why he was turning people into Fury facsimiles.

Influence? As in, " given ideas?" ... imo? Yes.

But Jaspers doesn't need anyone to warp reality (make Furys) which is in his power to do so.
Originally posted by operator616

The reason Fury took over was because MJJ was threatened, it's right there in the
narration. And this is particularly shown in this scan where everyone starts to
surround MJJ:
http://i.imgur.com/jzg9fQ1.jpg
Are you serious? Of course it's right there in narration, it's there After the fact.

The fact that Fury was taking over, messing up Jaspers' game:



"We hit Jaspers with everything we had. And he destroyed us."

Sabertooth didn't mention how nearly the entire omniversal corp was wiped out. thumb up
Jaspers owned everyone that came across him, they jumped him, and it was no use.
Up until the Fury began to take over. Which is the only thing that stopped Jaspers.

It's clear via narration in the scan above, that Jaspers is losing control to the Fury:

http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/16926641_MJ1-1.jpg

"This isn't right"

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The following scan you pumped again certifies this truth:

http://s3d3.turboimagehost.com/t/16926573_MJ2-2.jpg

"What's going on here? This isn't My doing?" ("ghosts" of metaphor to become those of fact)

"I didn't mean for This to happen."

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So that's what happened, it can't be denied my friend.
Originally posted by operator616

Had not fury absorbed the life essence of those MJJ would have lost, that's what i
understood from the narration at the beginning of issue 5
I can't fathom how you could possibly understand that when looking at issues 1-4.

Jaspers never once came close to being stopped or losing or anything remotely resembling a loss.
Even when Saturnyne incinerated his inner organs (including brain)
and literally blew his soul out of his body. It still did not give him pause.

Anyway, on this particular detail I will not debate further
cause I'm right and any further discussion is a circle.

operator616
Those "old butt showings" show Merlyn's power level at the time. The feats you're describing weren't introduced until years after the MJJ event (despite the fact that chronologically it takes place before that).

But okay, let's have it your way: Merlyn merged with the energy matrix back in the day, so now, let's also say that Marix/Merlyn = Mordred, right? (because as the scans show Mordred was more than a match for Merlyn). And a random sorcerer throwing some rocks leaves Matrix/Merlyn powerless, right? Yeah...that makes so much sense.....I also have more examples.

Also, you do realize that Merlyn (at the time) always operated on this level (as the ones shown in the scans, which isn't a surprise because the energy matrix wasn't introduced back then), yes? And i can show you other showings if you want. Arguing otherwise isn't going to work here, because that's how Merlyn was consistently portrayed to be. And that's the same Merlyn who was stated to be inferior to 238 Jaspers. Nothing impressive about that.



Perhaps what you "can't fathom" is what i said. Because i clearly stated that Jaspers wasn't losing until the end of issue 4, i never denied that he was having the upper hand before that.

Also, Jaspers had a fury-army of his own, so he didn't handle the corps all by himself.

And im not sure how showing me scans of MJJ losing control over fury changes anything here? because i never denied that he lost control unwillingly, and the reason he lost control was because Fury began to take over by force.

Fury could have taken over at any time, but when it sensed that MJJ's life is in jeopardy it began to take over.

So yeah:

Everyone starts to surround Jaspers
Fury senses that Jaspers' life is in jeopardy.
Fury takes over and absorbs the life force of everyone around it.

That's what was shown/stated.

Mr Master
Originally posted by operator616

Those "old butt showings" show Merlyn's power level at the time. The feats
you're describing weren't introduced until years after the MJJ event (despite the fact
that chronologically it takes place before that).
But okay, let's have it your way: Merlyn merged with the energy matrix back in the
day, so now, let's also say that Marix/Merlyn = Mordred, right? (because as the
scans show Mordred was more than a match for Merlyn). And a random sorcerer
throwing some rocks leaves Matrix/Merlyn powerless, right? Yeah...that makes so
much sense.....I also have more examples.
Also, you do realize that Merlyn (at the time) always operated on this level (as the
ones shown in the scans, which isn't a surprise because the energy matrix wasn't
introduced back then), yes? And i can show you other showings if you want.
Arguing otherwise isn't going to work here, because that's how Merlyn was
consistently portrayed to be. And that's the same Merlyn who was stated to be
inferior to 238 Jaspers. Nothing impressive about that.
You're relying too much on Marvunapp for your info friend. So your sources are limited.

Merlyn has been playing tricks since back in the Moore days,
there's always some premeditated reasoning behind it for the good of all.

This should enlighten you a bit my friend: (read this carefully)

http://s3d3.turboimagehost.com/t1/15829642_Merlyn.jpg

"Merlyn's origins are shrouded in mystery & misinformation,
much of which he deliberately spread himself ...
Merlyn seems to encourage this confusion,
seeing ALL Existence as a series of endless chess games for Omniversal survival ...
Anything he tells others about himself is suspect,
and eye witness accounts of his actions are unreliable since Merlyn is a master illusionist.
Even his daughter claims Not to truly know who Merlyn is."

Merlyn is, ... the greatest manipulator of all.

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If it wasn't for Moore on panel calling Jaspers "God" ... and the fact that JJ
actually remade 616 in his image,
on top of being seeing by Cobweb in a future where he wasn't stopped
by his one true plot, "Fury," and thus the entire Omniverse was cancelled as Merlyn predicted,
plus, Merlyn literally stating that he tried to stop 238 Jaspers' warp
and it "thwarted" his abilities ...

Yes, if it wasn't for all that,
I would honestly believe that Merlyn > Jaspers ...
and Not stopping MJJ personally was due to Roma's training
when they had the Prime Multiverse being manipulated on freakin Chessboards
and 616 Jaspers was a piece on the board representing 616. lol

So, it could be a bit confusing,
but when we see Jaspers' accomplishments and potential,
it clears things up for us more clearly.

JJ was simply "God" withIN his warp, a warp that spread at an exponential rate,
and sooner than later, the warp would engulf what was outside of it,
until there's nothing left to overwhelm.

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That's besides the point, during the Jaspers arc, Merlyn was the Omniversal Guardian!
Originally posted by operator616

Perhaps what you "can't fathom" is what i said. Because i clearly stated that
Jaspers wasn't losing until the end of issue 4, i never denied that he was having the
upper hand before that.
Circle.
Originally posted by operator616

Also, Jaspers had a fury-army of his own, so he didn't handle the corps all by himself.
You have to be joking. Jaspers Never used a Fury canon arm on single corp member.

In fact, Jaspers Only used it once on his own, to blast Merlyn at the very beginning,
after that, it Never appeared again until nearing the end of Book 4 when it manifested
and he attacked the Exiles with it. That's it.

Jaspers doesn't need any silly canon to do what he does:



Evidently, MJJ just needs to wave his hand while lying on his back relaxing.
Originally posted by operator616

And im not sure how showing me scans of MJJ losing control over fury changes
anything here? because i never denied that he lost control unwillingly, and the
reason he lost control was because Fury began to take over by force.
Fury could have taken over at any time,
but when it sensed that MJJ's life is in jeopardy it began to take over.
So yeah:
Everyone starts to surround Jaspers
Fury senses that Jaspers' life is in jeopardy.
Fury takes over and absorbs the life force of everyone around it.

That's what was shown/stated.
That statement in bold is false, so it derails your point completely friend. It also just created a circle.
I told ya I wouldn't entertain circles. For you to try and make a debate of this detail is a bait imo.

MJJ's life was Never in jeopardy, not once, not ever.
Until the END of book 4, when the Fury was taking over:

I mean seriously, you're messing with me right? ahhh ... you almost had me there. laughing out loud

Well, so the onlookers don't get confused with joking fallacies:

MJJ was still kicking ass with no end in sight until the END of Book 4 ...

"We hit Jaspers with everything we had. And he destroyed us."

(In successions the On Panel events as they happened)

http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/16934511_Last1.jpg
http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/16934513_Last2.jpg
http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/16934512_Last3.jpg

... damn, the Fury ... did it again.

Mr Master
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I love this scene right here from the Jaspers arc, where Moore depicts the Omniversal guardians properly,
like the "gods" they should be, chillin in some heaven-like garden somewhere in Otherworld.

Merlyn and Roma toying with the prime Multiverse,
manipulating events in the omniverse on chess boards,
jeopardizing the Multiverse's existence over a game between them.

Here, we see the main players on the Center board (Reality-616)
Notice Mandragon (upper left) on another board which should be (Reality-524)
where the Supreme Omniversal Tribune court proceedings (Sat's trial) were taking place just prior:

http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/16934483_Merlyn_Power1.jpg

Incredibly, even 616 Jaspers is just a chess piece on the board:
(notice how a piece moves directly affects reality)

http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/16934484_Merlyn_Power2.jpg


While the Fury was on 616, it found Linda and tried to incinerate her,
but Merlyn (from Otherworld) protected Linda by covering her piece on the board with his bare hands:






Indeed, the Multiverse itself depends on this game on a chess board:

http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/16934487_Merlyn_Power5.jpg


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(Here are a few feats involving Matrix/Merlyn)

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Merlyn exploded an entire Universe once by pointing his finger at it, in the "Chaos Engine Trilogy"

Yea, Merlyn obliterates Reality-4872 ... (no CN)

Scans coming in a bit. (it's on panel text, but canon, so wuteva)

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Excalibur team tapping into Merlyn's power source are able to reverse a Multiversal Collapse,
and literally Rebuild the damaged Infinity of UniverseS:

http://s3d3.turboimagehost.com/t1/15820408_Anti12.jpg

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Merlyn creates from Nothingness, "Otherworld" (and everything in it) which is a Pan Dimensional Actuality:

http://s3d3.turboimagehost.com/t1/15820409_Anti16.jpg

http://s4d2.turboimagehost.com/t1/14815129_OtherW10.jpg


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What does that mean? How can a single Universe be a "multi-universe" reality?

Because, Merlyn also created the "Starlight Citadel," which is an Omniversal Nexus:

http://s3d3.turboimagehost.com/t1/15820422_Roma.jpg


It also contains another of Merlyn's creations, the "Celestial Nullifier"
which can wipe out the Life-Force of any entire Universe in the Omniverse:

http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t1/15820483_Mer3.jpg

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How do you think the Life-Force of the entire Omniverse
came to be intertwined with those fragile crystals?

Who could posses such power to manipulate the Omniverse's substance
and indeed significance (its freakin life-force) into those crystals?

That's some uber, as uber as it gets reality warping in affect.

Merlyn baby.

operator616
Originally posted by Mr Master
You're relying too much on Marvunapp for your info friend. So your sources are limited.



What in the ........ are you serious? Lol.

Yeah, i showed you on panel showings and a bio (which you dismissed), yet your response is ....... im relying too much on marvunapp and my sources are limited then go on and post a bio?

I honestly don't know what to say now.

Please, tell me exactly how "my sources are limited".

Anyway, i don't have time to post a thorough response now, ill respond later. Ill say this though: not everything you posted is what it seems.

Mr Master
Originally posted by operator616

What in the ........ are you serious? Lol.
As serious as you trying to pin Jaspers' loss on anything other than the Fury.
Originally posted by operator616

Yeah, i showed you on panel showings and a bio (which you
dismissed), yet your response is ....... im relying too much on
marvunapp and my sources are limited then go on and post a bio?
I posted Merlyn's Handbook bio, to combat your Marvunapp bio.
To show you how I can get bios too and they correlate perfectly with the character.

As in Merlyn's case. Which is no different than many of his on panel comedies:



Originally posted by operator616

Please, tell me exactly how "my sources are limited".
Just look at what you posted to represent Merlyn.
Originally posted by operator616

Anyway, i don't have time to post a thorough response now, ill
respond later. Ill say this though: not everything you posted is what it seems.
Wutevah ...

stoned

operator616
^ i have a question for you: Where do you even see a marvunapp bio posted in this thread??? Coz i sure don't. Must be missing something.

I am well aware that Merlyn has many aspects, and his 2006 bio (the one you posted) tells us that they may or may not be the same as the omniversal guardian. But,

Why do you think i specifically posted a bio of Alien Merlyn?? FYI, that is the same Merlyn who dealt with MJJ:

http://i.imgur.com/dCRw3GV.jpg?1

Notice: ALIEN (key word) Merlyn

And this same bio tells us what his powers are (Read the Alien Merlyn part and notice how the bio differentiates between his various aspects):

http://i.imgur.com/0Drr2iM.jpg?1

See, in my original post i cropped the page so that it only shows the Alien (omniversal guardian) powers. So i didn't post anything related to his aspects/other selfs.

You'll notice that i never posted any showings for anyone other than Alien (omniversal guardian) Merlyn, either. To confirm the on panel showings:

The showing from Hulk comic #28 (vs Mordred), the one that appeared there (At least until issue 45) was the omniversal guardian as he's the one who was associated with Captain Britain:

http://i.imgur.com/4kzKZcM.jpg?1

His bio also says that the Merlyn that appeared in Black Knight, was Alien Merlyn (who's the omniversal guardian):

http://i.imgur.com/6lkGygd.jpg?1

On panel (Black knight v1 #2), That's the same Merlyn who's associated with Mordred:

http://i.imgur.com/u73ThGU.jpg

.......so making the Mordred vs Merlyn battle from Hulk comic #28 the same as the omniversal guardian Merlyn. No argument there.

As for the Captain Britain v1 #36 showing:

http://i.imgur.com/7BFKa9u.jpg?1

....proving that the Merlyn that occasionally appears in Captain Britain v1, is the Alien/omniversal guardian Merlyn, coz he's also the one who gave him the star scepter in the first place in end of issue 35:

http://i.imgur.com/u1NQkUp.jpg

So, that Merlyn weakling is the same who is inferior to 238 jaspers.

Yeah, so much for omniversal power thumb up

Read this post CAREFULLY, i don't want a response from you saying something like "these are different aspects" or "these are old butt showings".

Once you read this post thoroughly you'll realize the truth of the situation and how Merlyn was meant to be at the time.

operator616
Originally posted by Mr Master
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I love this scene right here from the Jaspers arc, where Moore depicts the Omniversal guardians properly,
like the "gods" they should be, chillin in some heaven-like garden somewhere in Otherworld.

Merlyn and Roma toying with the prime Multiverse,
manipulating events in the omniverse on chess boards,
jeopardizing the Multiverse's existence over a game between them.

Here, we see the main players on the Center board (Reality-616)
Notice Mandragon (upper left) on another board which should be (Reality-524)
where the Supreme Omniversal Tribune court proceedings (Sat's trial) were taking place just prior:


Incredibly, even 616 Jaspers is just a chess piece on the board:
(notice how a piece moves directly affects reality)


While the Fury was on 616, it found Linda and tried to incinerate her,
but Merlyn (from Otherworld) protected Linda by covering her piece on the board with his bare hands:

Indeed, the Multiverse itself depends on this game on a chess board:



Don't see anything Merlyn doing with his own personal abilities (and there aren't any). Even regular merlyn (without the Matrix, which is what was intended in the MJJ event, energy matrix wasn't introduced) can do that (manipulate events).

Going by your logic everyone who fires the CN is a universal power.




Yeah, ill be waiting for those scans, and don't post Merlyn's 2006 bio relating to this event (only on panel).

....but you also realize that Chaos Engine Trilogy is in 2000, Merlyn's power source (energy Matrix) was cut from him toward the end of Excalibur v1 #50 (1992), im assuming you know that so no need to post the scans, but here's editorial confirmation that it was cut from Merlyn, Excalibur #54 letter's page (4th Question):

http://i.imgur.com/HRQML7Y.jpg?1

"the matrix has been cut of ... from Merlyn"

So now, you're not going to start suggesting that Merlyn without the Matrix can perform any sort of universal/multiversal/omniversal feats, are you?

It's from 2000 so it's irrelevant anyway.




Excalibur v1 #50 (1992), years after the MJJ event. So irrelevant.




1st scan from Excalbiur v1 #50 (1992)

2nd scan from New Excalbur #1 (2006)

Both of which are years after the MJJ event. Therefore not applicable.

Otherworld wasn't as significant back in the day anyway.




Both scans from Fantastic four v3 #8/#437 (1998)......so technically irrelevant.

But this was also shown back in the day, nothing to do with Merlyn, though.

So, like i said: Not everything is what it seems. Now that we know what's intended to take place and what's not, we can gauge Merlyn's power level, in which case it goes back to my scans posted in this thread, because my scans are from PRE-MJJ event, while yours are AFTER it (seems to me that your sources are limited), when a new concept was introduced (energy matrix).

Note: I am not denying Matrix/Merlyn feats, just saying that they are inapplicable to the Merlyn back in the day, which is quite obvious.

As for the x men die by the sword part of the debate......bait, ey? Yeah because i totally didn't give a reason/evidence to back my opinion. Yet ..... this is somehow "bait" well ok, but why respond, then?

Now, i certainly won't. So whatever.

Galan007
Originally posted by Mr Master
You have to be joking. Jaspers Never used a Fury canon arm on single corp member.

In fact, Jaspers Only used it once on his own, to blast Merlyn at the very beginning,
after that, it Never appeared again until nearing the end of Book 4 when it manifested
and he attacked the Exiles with it. That's it.

Jaspers doesn't need any silly canon to do what he does:



Evidently, MJJ just needs to wave his hand while lying on his back relaxing. Upon skimming back through DbtS, I was surprised how frequently Jaspers engaged his opponents in physical brawls without using any of his warping powers, aside from regeneration and strength-amping:













If he could gesture all of them away... Why didn't he? confused

operator616
Heh, i missed that part of Mr Master's post, i said MJJ had a fury army (not arm), as in the fury soldiers.

Also, this was a one time feat for MJJ in the arc (waving his hand, i mean).

Mr Master
Originally posted by operator616

^ i have a question for you: Where do you even see a marvunapp bio posted in
this thread??? Coz i sure don't. Must be missing something.
My bad, it's that you mention it so much, I didn't realize you used yet another bio to define something.
Originally posted by operator616

I am well aware that Merlyn has many aspects, and his 2006 bio (the one you
posted) tells us that they may or may not be the same as the omniversal guardian. But,
Why do you think i specifically posted a bio of Alien Merlyn?? FYI, that is the same Merlyn who dealt with MJJ:
http://i.imgur.com/dCRw3GV.jpg?1
Notice: ALIEN (key word) Merlyn
And this same bio tells us what his powers are (Read the Alien Merlyn part and
notice how the bio differentiates between his various aspects):
http://i.imgur.com/0Drr2iM.jpg?1
See, in my original post i cropped the page so that it only shows the Alien
(omniversal guardian) powers. So i didn't post anything related to his aspects/other selfs.
thumb up
Originally posted by operator616

You'll notice that i never posted any showings for anyone other than Alien
(omniversal guardian) Merlyn, either. To confirm the on panel showings:
The showing from Hulk comic #28 (vs Mordred), the one that appeared there (At
least until issue 45) was the omniversal guardian as he's the one who was
associated with Captain Britain:
http://i.imgur.com/4kzKZcM.jpg?1
His bio also says that the Merlyn that appeared in Black Knight, was Alien Merlyn
(who's the omniversal guardian):
http://i.imgur.com/6lkGygd.jpg?1
On panel (Black knight v1 #2), That's the same Merlyn who's associated with Mordred:
http://i.imgur.com/u73ThGU.jpg
.......so making the Mordred vs Merlyn battle from Hulk comic #28 the same as the
omniversal guardian Merlyn. No argument there.
As for the Captain Britain v1 #36 showing:
http://i.imgur.com/7BFKa9u.jpg?1
....proving that the Merlyn that occasionally appears in Captain Britain v1, is the
Alien/omniversal guardian Merlyn, coz he's also the one who gave him the star
scepter in the first place in end of issue 35:
http://i.imgur.com/u1NQkUp.jpg
So, that Merlyn weakling is the same who is inferior to 238 jaspers.
Yeah, so much for omniversal power thumb up

So, you put all this effort into showings me crap that has nothing to do with the Jaspers arc,
or with a properly written Omniversal guardian.

Alien Merlyn, the one who's powers are undefined and the extent of said powers unknown,
the one who is pronounced on panel as the Omniversal guardian,
is on a whole nother level to that bearded fool,
regardless that they're supposed to be the same chronologically speaking.
Obviously, in those "old butt" bearded Merlin showings things were tamed.

Mr Master
Originally posted by operator616

Don't see anything Merlyn doing with his own personal abilities (and there aren't
any). Even regular merlyn (without the Matrix, which is what was intended in the
MJJ event, energy matrix wasn't introduced) can do that (manipulate events).

Going by your logic everyone who fires the CN is a universal power.
no expression

Yea, I guess when you're surrounded by floating chessboards each representing a universe,
and you can affectively manipulate events within said universes by altering pieces on the board,
doesn't mean much.
Because you know, there are chessboards all over that are intertwined with reality.

Huh, but, but who could have the power to merge the relevance of the chessboards with actual universes?

Don't you know, some chump that is drained, by blocking rocks. laughing out loud
Originally posted by operator616

Yeah, ill be waiting for those scans, and don't post Merlyn's 2006 bio relating to
this event (only on panel).
....but you also realize that Chaos Engine Trilogy is in 2000, Merlyn's power source
(energy Matrix) was cut from him toward the end of Excalibur v1 #50 (1992), im
assuming you know that so no need to post the scans, but here's editorial
confirmation that it was cut from Merlyn, Excalibur #54 letter's page (4th Question):
http://i.imgur.com/HRQML7Y.jpg?1
"the matrix has been cut of ... from Merlyn"
So now, you're not going to start suggesting that Merlyn without the Matrix can
perform any sort of universal/multiversal/omniversal feats, are you?
It's from 2000 so it's irrelevant anyway.
Oh snap, you're knowledge is amazing,
I didn't know that, even though Excalibur is one of my all time favorite reads. lol

So, Merlyn can destroy a universe with his little finger. (no CN)

That's the bottom line. Guess sometimes he doesn't need the Matrix after all. Senseless, but nice.
Originally posted by operator616

Excalibur v1 #50 (1992), years after the MJJ event. So irrelevant.
That's Matrix/Merlyn's power source in use.

You don't like it, right Marvel a letter and complain.
Originally posted by operator616

1st scan from Excalbiur v1 #50 (1992)
2nd scan from New Excalbur #1 (2006)

Otherworld wasn't as significant back in the day anyway.
Bull shit

Otherworld, is where Merlyn and Roma were the entire time during the Jaspers arc.
Merlyn created Otherworld AFTER he merged with the Matrix.
Merlyn did not have the power to create a Pan-Dimensional reality, (Otherworld)
an Omniversal Nexus (the Starlight Citadel) a universal eraser (Celestial Nullifier) and a re-maker of the cosmos (Excalibur)
without some extreme power source. Oh, but we know it's the Energy/Matrix.

The only uber power source Merlyn has been linked to. (energy/matrix)

Anyway, horse doodoo aside, during the Jaspers Warp arc (RELEVANT)
again, Merlyn was the sovereign of the Omniverse, the Supreme Omniversal Guardian.

Then Roma took over after Merlyn fakes his death:

"My hand guides the Omniverse now. I have much to do."

http://s3d3.turboimagehost.com/t1/16938161_Merlyn_Power6.jpg

... Next.
Originally posted by operator616

Both scans from Fantastic four v3 #8/#437 (1998)......so technically irrelevant.
But this was also shown back in the day, nothing to do with Merlyn, though.
So, like i said: Not everything is what it seems. Now that we know what's intended
to take place and what's not, we can gauge Merlyn's power level, in which case it
goes back to my scans posted in this thread, because my scans are from PRE-MJJ
event, while yours are AFTER it (seems to me that your sources are limited), when
a new concept was introduced (energy matrix).
facepalm
Originally posted by operator616

As for the x men die by the sword part of the debate......bait, ey? Yeah because i
totally didn't give a reason/evidence to back my opinion. Yet ..... this is somehow
"bait" well ok, but why respond, then?
"reason/evidence to back my opinion?" lol

If you responded with seriousness, then it's just ignorance and I can excuse that,
but you don't seem like an idiot, which is why I called it baiting.

Mr Master
Originally posted by Galan007

Upon skimming back through DbtS, I was surprised how
frequently Jaspers engaged his opponents in physical brawls
without using any of his warping powers, aside from regeneration
and strength-amping:

If he could gesture all of them away... Why didn't he?
You mean like he did here?

http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/16938180_Jaspers_kills_Corp.jpg

I'd guess Galan, it was to expand the story, to make it last.
It was a mini, several issues long as you know.
It's also in Jaspers' character to toy with his victims. (physically kicking ass is perfect)
Originally posted by operator616

Heh, i missed that part of Mr Master's post,
i said MJJ had a fury army (not arm), as in the fury soldiers.
An "army?" ... More like 5 to 7 Furys, and nothing like the original,
in fact, while they killed several corp members,
they were also getting destroyed by the corp,
heck, Linda killed one by herself.

operator616
^ Point was: he had help. Not that it matters now.

Originally posted by Mr Master


So, you put all this effort into showings me crap that has nothing to do with the Jaspers arc,
or with a properly written Omniversal guardian.

Alien Merlyn, the one who's powers are undefined and the extent of said powers unknown,
the one who is pronounced on panel as the Omniversal guardian,
is on a whole nother level to that bearded fool,
regardless that they're supposed to be the same chronologically speaking.
Obviously, in those "old butt" bearded Merlin showings things were tamed.

Yeah, thanks. I put the time and effort to explain Merlyn in detail, and in turn, i get a response from you saying my post is "crap". A little decency would be nice, you know.

Anyway, this is most likely my last reply, i just want to get some facts straight.

Fact is, you're ignoring the on panel evidence backed up by handbook confirmation.

operator616
Originally posted by Mr Master


Yea, I guess when you're surrounded by floating chessboards each representing a universe,
and you can affectively manipulate events within said universes by altering pieces on the board,
doesn't mean much.
Because you know, there are chessboards all over that are intertwined with reality.

Huh, but, but who could have the power to merge the relevance of the chessboards with actual universes?

Don't you know, some chump that is drained, by blocking rocks. laughing out loud

Oh snap, you're knowledge is amazing,
I didn't know that, even though Excalibur is one of my all time favorite reads. lol

So, Merlyn can destroy a universe with his little finger. (no CN)

That's the bottom line. Guess sometimes he doesn't need the Matrix after all. Senseless, but nice.

Otherworld, is where Merlyn and Roma were the entire time during the Jaspers arc.
Merlyn created Otherworld AFTER he merged with the Matrix.
Merlyn did not have the power to create a Pan-Dimensional reality, (Otherworld)
an Omniversal Nexus (the Starlight Citadel) a universal eraser (Celestial Nullifier) and a re-maker of the cosmos (Excalibur)
without some extreme power source. Oh, but we know it's the Energy/Matrix.

The only uber power source Merlyn has been linked to. (energy/matrix)

Anyway, horse doodoo aside, during the Jaspers Warp arc (RELEVANT)
again, Merlyn was the sovereign of the Omniverse, the Supreme Omniversal Guardian.

Then Roma took over after Merlyn fakes his death:

"My hand guides the Omniverse now. I have much to do."


... Next.


"reason/evidence to back my opinion?" lol

If you responded with seriousness, then it's just ignorance and I can excuse that,
but you don't seem like an idiot, which is why I called it baiting.

Roma was manipulating events as well. Nothing "omniversal" about that.

So again: i don't see Merlyn doing anything with his own personal abilities.

But like you said, the one who linked/merged the chessboards to the universes, is the one who counts as being multiversal/omniversal, not the ones who are manipulating/playing the game (Merlyn/Roma). Can you prove that Merlyn was the one who linked them? no you can't.

Besides, Merlyn was also injured while playing the game, in The Daredevils #10:

http://i.imgur.com/lcpnkje.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/1vq3VOV.jpg

Merlyn can't destroy a universe without the matrix, that's nonsense and you know it. I can start posting his Post-Excalibur v1 #50 laughable performances as well...like for instance the ones in x men die by the sword and New Exiles, to show how powerful he really is after the matrix was cut from him.


Back then, Merlyn did none of those things, only showings in the MJJ event itself or prior showings count (like the ones i posted) and that's it. Because the Energy matrix is a MASSIVE power boost for Merlyn which wasn't part of him back then.


And now you're also including the excalibur.....which wasn't established to be able to remake the cosmos until Excalibur v2......if you'll deny this there's always on panel evidence to show you how weak (compared to the one who can sunder the omniverse along with the amulet of right) it was, back then.


My opinion is solely based on what happened in the comic, i didn't make anything up to support my argument. The reason given for Fury's take over, was that MJJ's life was in jeopardy. You don't like it and wanna make it seem like im baiting then go right ahead, i couldn't care less, im not going to reply anymore unless something of worth is brought up.

Mr Master
Originally posted by operator616

^ Point was: he had help. Not that it matters now.
Yeah, thanks. I put the time and effort to explain Merlyn in detail, and
in turn, i get a response from you saying my post is "crap". A little
decency would be nice, you know.
Anyway, this is most likely my last reply, i just want to get some facts straight.
Fact is, you're ignoring the on panel evidence backed up by handbook confirmation.
So, nothing new but what you believe to be a "fact." Cool.
My tone in posts depends on the person I'm debating with.
Nowadays I always approach respectfully but if I sense sarcasm/condesention or "crap" like that,
I'll redefine the nature of my association with said person in the debate at hand.
Originally posted by operator616

Roma was manipulating events as well. Nothing "omniversal" about that.
So again: i don't see Merlyn doing anything with his own personal abilities.
But like you said, the one who linked/merged the chessboards to
the universes, is the one who counts as being
multiversal/omniversal, not the ones who are manipulating/playing
the game (Merlyn/Roma). Can you prove that Merlyn was the one
who linked them? no you can't.
I see you didn't get my point. It was the way Moore showcased them for us.
It was an obvious representation of two "gods" in charge of shit. And Merlyn was certified as the Supreme Omniversal Guardian, a title I'm sure he did not acquire,
unless he was well, omniversal. Perhaps not in the sense that you're imagining it.

Merlyn created the Celestial Nullifier and I have that stated on panel so give me a sec,
if he created the CN, then it stands to reason it was he who intertwined the life-force
of the omniverse with it via the crystals. I refuse to believe he just got lucky and
found the crystals. There's also no evidence even alluding to such an idea so
occam's razor fits fine here.
Originally posted by operator616

Besides, Merlyn was also injured while playing the game, in The Daredevils #10:
http://i.imgur.com/lcpnkje.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/1vq3VOV.jpg
That was the Fury that burned his hands. The Fury ... which also defeated "God."

So, this is kinda "irrelevant." (that's one of the terms full of "decency" you employ)
Originally posted by operator616

Merlyn can't destroy a universe without the matrix, that's nonsense and you know
it. I can start posting his Post-Excalibur v1 #50 laughable performances as
well...like for instance the ones in x men die by the sword and New Exiles, to show
how powerful he really is after the matrix was cut from him.
"Die by the Sword?" ... yea I know, one moment Merlyn's getting his entire torso blown out by MJJ:

http://s3d4.turboimagehost.com/t/16946467_Merlyn_tuff.jpg

Which as we can see, Merlyn recovers instantly from and almost acts like nothing happened ...

... to then getting stomped by Betsy hand to hand. laughing out loud

Luv dem comic comedies ey? Guess it's all a matter of perspective, lol.

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You're just not getting these characters friend, they're written on and off due to their agendas.
We know what they can really do, because sometimes writers are allowed to shine.
And this isn't a cop-out to shadow their low showings it's literally part of their character make-up.
Originally posted by operator616

Back then, Merlyn did none of those things, only showings in the MJJ event itself
or prior showings count (like the ones i posted) and that's it. Because the Energy
matrix is a MASSIVE power boost for Merlyn which wasn't part of him back then.
And now you're also including the excalibur.....which wasn't established to be able
to remake the cosmos until Excalibur v2......if you'll deny this there's always on
panel evidence to show you how weak (compared to the one who can sunder the
omniverse along with the amulet of right) it was, back then.
The implied power/influence over the omniverse was there for Merlyn during the Jaspers arc.
And it seemed his only better was MJJ.
You can't discount what Merlyn's power has accomplished simply because certain feats were verified after the fact. It's still the SAME character (Alien Merlyn)
who created Otherworld, & the Starlight Citadel & the CN with the power of the Energy/Matrix.
And during the Jaspers arc saga, Alien Merlyn was the one involved,
on Otherwolrd,
and portrayed without doubt as some "god" manipulating everything.
Some "god" who just happens to be the "Omniversal guardian."

We learn more about the character's abilities as time goes on,
just cause he didn't do something before he could later on, doesn't mean he was never able to,
unless of course he tried and failed before. In Merlyn's case it's tricky cause he enjoys the confusion.
Regardless, we later learned how/why Merlyn became the "Omniversal guardian"
because he gained god-like power when he merged with the Matrix.
No big deal, we just learned it later on.

Anyway, these characters have silly showings under their belts,
but also uber feats which unfortunately are seldom seen due to plot.
Meaning,
they're not meant to be the heroes so it will be rare if ever to see them doing what they can do,
instead they'll employ heroes so we can enjoy the read and of course heroes always win in the end.

But we do have some, like Roma exercising her Telepathic powers in a limited area,
but across the entire Omniverse: (Roma TP'd everyone in and around the Tower of every reality)

http://s3d3.turboimagehost.com/t/16946556_MJJ-Roma2.jpg

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She can also easily re-arrange History with a thought.
Here Linda actually remembers the event as though it happened,
even though she knows it did not:

http://s3d3.turboimagehost.com/t/16946555_MJJ-Roma.jpg

Signifying that History was changed by Roma plucking Linda's dead husband out of Time.

This scene also blends Fury's exploits in 238 with that present time.
So Merlyn's/Roma's capabilities relate to that period as well.

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Doom, empowered by most of Roma's power, was able to stalemate that omniversal CCU
in the hands of the Red Skull. Doom lost, but not before an incredible battle.
This took place in Chaos Engine.

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So all kinds of crazy are involved with Merlyn and Roma, ups and downs,
but there is no doubt imo, that Merlyn was implied to be an omniversal god in the Jaspers arc,
superseded by a greater god. (MJJ)
Originally posted by operator616

My opinion is solely based on what happened in the comic, i didn't make anything
up to support my argument. The reason given for Fury's take over, was that MJJ's
life was in jeopardy. You don't like it and wanna make it seem like im baiting then
go right ahead, i couldn't care less,
... Circle.

When you find that scan that shows us MJJ's life in jeopardy,
or anything even remotely resembling the possibility of MJJ even just losing,
BEFORE the Fury's arms/legs manifested on MJJ's body literally at the End of book 4,
you let us know by posting it.
Otherwise, I have nothing further to add to the truth with proof I posted prior.

Originally posted by operator616

im not going to reply anymore unless something of worth is brought up.
What else can be brought up? It's a silly back and forth now.

I'm done here.

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