Unless in this thread the Worlogog is scattered across the Omniverse, and Extant needs to jump around to find it mid-fight, you have no idea what you're talking about.
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I agree.
If Matrix/Merlyn could not, neither can anyone else.
It was noted in the arc, that without doubt,
had the Fury not been able to stop Jaspers,
the Omniverse would have been his and not a damn thing anyone could do about it.
To strengthen the Omniversal guardians all powerful Merlyn's words,
we have Cobweb who literally witnessed a future where Jaspers was
not stopped by the Fury.
Of course, exactly what Merlyn said would happen, happened.
In Marvel comics, nothing but the Fury could stop Jaspers,
that's the character, that's the story, that's what it is.
Heck, even in the last arc (Die by the Sword) the stories the same.
MJJ solos.
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Last edited by Mr Master on Jul 21st, 2012 at 08:49 PM
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I'd love to say yep to that but there's no proof.
In the Die by the Sword arc,
MJJ didn't display any of Fury's abilities that MJJ didn't have already:
Trans-dimensional teleportation
Adaptation
Uber Physical durability
(then again, he doesn't need Teleportation
since his warp expands to eventually reach other universes,
he doesn't need uber Adaptation since in his warp he's "God" so all adapt to his will,
he doesn't need Physical durability
since he can reform/restructure himself instantly for lulz) ... he enjoys this actually.
Anyway ...
The only meaning the Fury had in MJJ's character was sub-conscious influence.
This compelled Jaspers to create facsimiles of the Fury, (Die by Sword)
and alter his arm into Fury's blaster canon in HOM which he never used. (years prior)
*** note ***
Don't get me wrong, I'm a realist, it's possible he had these Fury abilities,
but didn't get a chance to display them.
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Last edited by Mr Master on Jul 21st, 2012 at 09:11 PM
I don't see how he was unimpressive in the least bit . He retained his original powerset , and there was no indication that his powers had been diluted or reduced .
I'd say he was at the very least just as powerful , as he had been portrayed in his original appearance in 616 continuity . In fact , w/ the Fury(the only plot-device that could have withstood his power) having been melded with him , he was possibly even more powerful than before .
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Last edited by TheGodKiller02 on Jul 22nd, 2012 at 02:44 AM
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^^^
The whole story (concerning MJJ)
revolved around the end of the Omniverse once again, (on panel)
and bios confirm that's the cake JJ was going to eat.
Grant it, plot (Fury) stopped Jaspers once again.
But it seemed he was headed in the same direction.
Although I agree, pertaining to cosmic scale feats,
Claremont didn't have JJ doing to much,
unlike Moore who had JJ becoming the universe.
But that's beside the point when Roma and even narration panels,
clearly stated that the Omniverse was about to get wrecked.
Well, at-least he showed us that JJ can take a ridiculous beating,
even getting his soul blown out of his body (disintegrating his brain)
and still keep laughing, and cracking sarcastic pokes of fun.
That aside, like I said,
I never felt JJ got an upgrade from the amalgamation,
if he did,
he didn't show it.
To me, it's the same 616 JJ as before. (God withIN his warp)
** Edit ** Although again, it's quite possible that JJ had Fury's abilities,
and simply was not given a chance to display them.
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Last edited by Mr Master on Jul 22nd, 2012 at 02:44 AM
how powerful you think he was intended to be is inconsequential. I'm talking about on panel feats--and the amalgam certainly lacked in that department.
Either way, this debate is already off track. I'm still siding with team 1-- my opinion there won't change.
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Last edited by Galan007 on Jul 22nd, 2012 at 03:16 AM