Originally posted by Galan007
After waning off the meds his earth kept him sedated on, and shedding his limitations, Allen seemed to have become a metatextual thought-form.
He had evolved to the point where he was beyond conventional conflict all together(see him tanking Ultraman's HV with a smile on his face.)
He was able to manipulate the very fundamental essence of a character to his whim -- that's how he was able to casually "fuse the symmetries" of Superman and Ultraman into a collective essence, and send it into a higher-dimensional receiver(ie. Thought-Robot.)
His telepathy/awareness was such that he was able to contact the Overvoid/Primal Monitor itself and comprehend its essential nature. He was also able to perceive at least 8 different dimensions(along with the past/present/future) simultaneously.
He has seen the "Ultimate Algorithm" -- the underlying pattern that explains everything in existence.
And in terms of raw/brute strength(even though such things were irrelevant to Allen), he was able to casually overpower Ultraman with one hand -- and Ultraman had lifted the Book of Limbo(ie. infinite weight) in the very same issue.
Sentry is WAAAAY out of his element here.
And I thought Doctor Manhattan was cool... Adam look at the 3rd dimension dc world the same way we look at the comic books. Damn, Morrison is on another level, he's like this genius scholar who smoked dmt, had a breakthrough to the other side. The way he explains power and scale in a multiverse is out of this world. So complex and crazy yet there's logic behind it. His view on fictional characters, the distinction between reality/imagination is very profound
regarding this fight, Adam creates hundreds duplicates of himself each with equal power, Then take turns spanking sentry.
