Bump. Inhuman Beyonder wins. Destroying and remaking the 616 Universe in less than a nanosecond>>>anything Abraxas has done.
Eh? When did this happen?
It was actually Spider-Man with the powers of Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder who recreated the universe.
Oh. I thought that was Cosmic Cube Beyonder.
Naw. Though CC > Inhuman-Mutant.
However, Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder is virtually featless.
He was warping reality when the illuminati first came to visit him. He was granting their deepest wishes and according to Strange upsetting the natural order of things by his interference.
Bump. Inhuman Beyonder wins. Destroying and remaking the 616 Universe in less than a nanosecond>>>anything Abraxas has done.
Eh? When did this happen?
It was actually Spider-Man with the powers of Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder who recreated the universe.
Oh. I thought that was Cosmic Cube Beyonder.
Naw. Though CC > Inhuman-Mutant.
However, Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder is virtually featless.
He was warping reality when the illuminati first came to visit him. He was granting their deepest wishes and according to Strange upsetting the natural order of things by his interference.
Yes, I'm aware of that. He made his own floating Manhattan in space, created some things out of his imagination, etc. Nothing substantial or impressive.
He never actually made their dreams come true. He offered to do so and showed a glimpse of it all on his floating island, though you have to keep in mind that nothing was actually real on the island. They were all hollow, lifeless, and artificial constructs.
Bump. Inhuman Beyonder wins. Destroying and remaking the 616 Universe in less than a nanosecond>>>anything Abraxas has done.
Eh? When did this happen?
It was actually Spider-Man with the powers of Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder who recreated the universe.
Oh. I thought that was Cosmic Cube Beyonder.
Naw. Though CC > Inhuman-Mutant.
However, Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder is virtually featless.
He was warping reality when the illuminati first came to visit him. He was granting their deepest wishes and according to Strange upsetting the natural order of things by his interference.
Yes, I'm aware of that. He made his own floating Manhattan in space, created some things out of his imagination, etc. Nothing substantial or impressive.
He never actually made their dreams come true. He offered to do so and showed a glimpse of it all on his floating island, though you have to keep in mind that nothing was actually real on the island. They were all hollow, lifeless, and artificial constructs.
Do Spider-Man's feats when he had his powers not count?
Bump. Inhuman Beyonder wins. Destroying and remaking the 616 Universe in less than a nanosecond>>>anything Abraxas has done.
Eh? When did this happen?
It was actually Spider-Man with the powers of Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder who recreated the universe.
Oh. I thought that was Cosmic Cube Beyonder.
Naw. Though CC > Inhuman-Mutant.
However, Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder is virtually featless.
He was warping reality when the illuminati first came to visit him. He was granting their deepest wishes and according to Strange upsetting the natural order of things by his interference.
Yes, I'm aware of that. He made his own floating Manhattan in space, created some things out of his imagination, etc. Nothing substantial or impressive.
He never actually made their dreams come true. He offered to do so and showed a glimpse of it all on his floating island, though you have to keep in mind that nothing was actually real on the island. They were all hollow, lifeless, and artificial constructs.
Do Spider-Man's feats when he had his powers not count?
Technically, no.
Though given how the Beyonder should logically be more experienced with his own powers than say Spider-Man, I don't see why not.
Bump. Inhuman Beyonder wins. Destroying and remaking the 616 Universe in less than a nanosecond>>>anything Abraxas has done.
Eh? When did this happen?
It was actually Spider-Man with the powers of Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder who recreated the universe.
Oh. I thought that was Cosmic Cube Beyonder.
Naw. Though CC > Inhuman-Mutant.
However, Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder is virtually featless.
He was warping reality when the illuminati first came to visit him. He was granting their deepest wishes and according to Strange upsetting the natural order of things by his interference.
Yes, I'm aware of that. He made his own floating Manhattan in space, created some things out of his imagination, etc. Nothing substantial or impressive.
He never actually made their dreams come true. He offered to do so and showed a glimpse of it all on his floating island, though you have to keep in mind that nothing was actually real on the island. They were all hollow, lifeless, and artificial constructs.
Do Spider-Man's feats when he had his powers not count?
Technically, no.
Though given how the Beyonder should logically be more experienced with his own powers than say Spider-Man, I don't see why not.
There will be more Beyonder soon, probably he is at his pre-retcon levels. The thing about the Living Tribunal is that nowadays he is depicted as way stronger than he was before (The same can be said about the abstracts, but not the celestials, they job a lot more now), so even the Beyonders being stronger than the Beyonder (By statements), they needing teamwork to put the Golden Guy down would be completely reasonable.
Bump. Inhuman Beyonder wins. Destroying and remaking the 616 Universe in less than a nanosecond>>>anything Abraxas has done.
Eh? When did this happen?
It was actually Spider-Man with the powers of Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder who recreated the universe.
Oh. I thought that was Cosmic Cube Beyonder.
Naw. Though CC > Inhuman-Mutant.
However, Inhuman-Mutant Beyonder is virtually featless.
He was warping reality when the illuminati first came to visit him. He was granting their deepest wishes and according to Strange upsetting the natural order of things by his interference.
Yes, I'm aware of that. He made his own floating Manhattan in space, created some things out of his imagination, etc. Nothing substantial or impressive.
He never actually made their dreams come true. He offered to do so and showed a glimpse of it all on his floating island, though you have to keep in mind that nothing was actually real on the island. They were all hollow, lifeless, and artificial constructs.
Do Spider-Man's feats when he had his powers not count?
Technically, no.
Though given how the Beyonder should logically be more experienced with his own powers than say Spider-Man, I don't see why not.
There will be more Beyonder soon, probably he is at his pre-retcon levels. The thing about the Living Tribunal is that nowadays he is depicted as way stronger than he was before (The same can be said about the abstracts, but not the celestials, they job a lot more now), so even the Beyonders being stronger than the Beyonder (By statements), they needing teamwork to put the Golden Guy down would be completely reasonable.
Classic LT was depicted to be as strong as modern LT.
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