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Originally posted by XSUPREMEXSKILLZ
Regulator Thanos should stomp this pretty easily. I don't understand why people are so sure that DK is above the power of TOAA. Despite his power being governed by the Astral Regulators (essentially the power holding together the limitless mind of God), he is still the fundamental creative force of everything in the history of Marvel comics. His power exceeds the combined power of every cosmic entity across all 8 iterations of the Multiverse, every infinity gauntlet, every ultimate nullifier, every Celestial, every Beyonder, etc.

Regardless of what people say about the current scale of the Marvel Multiverse (with some claiming it's between 1,000 and 1,0000 universes, which I imagine has been or will be contradicted at some point), there are still various higher dimensional planes and dimensions vastly exceeding the domain of Multi-Eternity (kinda like the Overvoid). Furthermore, there are 7 other iterations of the cosmos, the last of which had infinite universes and higher dimensions of existence, platonic/abstract conceptual planes, etc. TOAA is ALL of that combined and more.

The Astral Regulators remind me of The Glorious Undead, a Doctor Who comic written by Marvel in which this artifact/piece of technology known as "The Glory" maintained the stability of every single Multiverse in existence, which in this case spanned various different fictions such as Marvel/Doctor Who as well as the real world., referred to as "the Omniversal Spectrum". Funny enough, it was said the one who created the Glory was "someone who is above all".

All the existence of the Astral Regulator's means is that TOAA is not truly omnipotent, it doesn't diminish what he is fundamentally. The Astral Regulators are just that which regulates Creation (and Creation on all levels IS TOAA).

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Originally posted by Diesldude
regulator Thanos is not >> TOAA full strenght in a perfect system.

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Originally posted by Stoic
Based on?

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Originally posted by Diesldude
IMO Thanos getting the regulators, TOAA became fallible. He didn’t have that perfect functioning system. This brought him down from his supreme being level. This new level was fallible level was below Thanos with the regulators and everything else he had absorbed..

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Originally posted by Stoic
Read the book. Thanos was everything and in everything. He was the beginning and the end of all time lines, he held all power and could shape all things. He was above all things. There was only one blip in all of creation that he had little to no influence over, and that was the anomaly known as Adam Warlock. Pip and Eros would've been pulled in as well, but due to remaining within close proximity to Warlock, they too evaded discovery.