Location: Earth, a courtyard in an ancient castle.
Morals: Standard
Standard equipment
Fight to the death (so yeah, Death comes in and scoops up the loser). Secondary means of victory includes KO. BFR is not allowed.
Second round: Same conditions, but it takes place in the Dreaming.
Morpheus vs Mad Jim Jaspers
Ugh...reality warper versus the Lord of Dreams and basically an abstract...I want to say Dream...but I really have no clue...
I'm not sure, what can Jaspers do ?he can warp reality, big time! he's basically a universe buster, but i don't know how he can affect an abstract like dream... i don't see any of them killing each other, but i don't want to say stalemate just yet. idk, i'll go MJJ 51 percent of the time
Morpheus probably wins here... this could be a tough battle though...Morpheus knows he truly not all powerful. He admitted this in the I think the second or third volume last comic issue to Desire. When all of humanity dies the endless also die. Also why cant MJJ just trap him or beat him down? This happened to him before. He was trapped in the first issue and he got into a firefight with Doctor something in like issue 4-5. MJJ can also just take away peoples ability to dream or just completely beat Morpheus if he wants.
@King Saturn said:Not true, Death doesn't die. She is the one that locks up when the universe and all life is over not humanity.Morpheus probably wins here... this could be a tough battle though...Morpheus knows he truly not all powerful. He admitted this in the I think the second or third volume last comic issue to Desire. When all of humanity dies the endless also die. Also why cant MJJ just trap him or beat him down? This happened to him before. He was trapped in the first issue and he got into a firefight with Doctor something in like issue 4-5. MJJ can also just take away peoples ability to dream or just completely beat Morpheus if he wants.
@OmegaDynasty: That kinda coincides with what I said. With all life gone what else is there? Death, but Death finally fulfilled her purpose so pretty much "Last one out get the lights".True, although I believe that Dream is most powerful in his own dimension or where ever he resides. In this setting, not to sure.
Jaspers can jump between universes but his powers work differently in each. Morpheus is an omniversal Abstract (i.e. if you have a dream tonight you are entering his realm as it appears in our universe). Jaspers could win by destroying the universe they're in as long as the courtyard they were fighting in was either in the Vertigo/DC universe or our universe (which would also kill himself since both their creators are from our universe). Either of these would kill the incarnation of Dream known as Morpheus, but to kill Dream he's have to kill every sentient being in the omniverse.
Sorry for the bump, but I'm still actually curious about this.Death the only way to win?
@JediXMan said:Perhaps I should edit that.Sorry for the bump, but I'm still actually curious about this.Death the only way to win?
Suffice it to say that KO is a secondary method. BFR is NOT allowed, and is probably pointless here since neither can really be BFRed.
Then again the guy wasn't a reality warper to my knowledge. :/
@JediXMan: Well Dream did that thing where he stuck that one demon(who I think was suppose to be pretty powerful) in a globe. Then again the guy wasn't a reality warper to my knowledge. :/Azazel. He was supposed to be very powerful. To what end, however, is unknown.
@Decoy Elite said:I'd assume the usual demon stuff.@JediXMan: Well Dream did that thing where he stuck that one demon(who I think was suppose to be pretty powerful) in a globe. Then again the guy wasn't a reality warper to my knowledge. :/Azazel. He was supposed to be very powerful. To what end, however, is unknown.
Anyway, if Dream could contain MJJ in a similar manner he should win this. (Unless that counts as BFR...)
@JediXMan said:Not sure it qualifies as a BFR. Sending MJJ to another dimension is BFR. But capturing him, to me, is basically incapacitating him, not sending him away.@Decoy Elite said:I'd assume the usual demon stuff. Anyway, if Dream could contain MJJ in a similar manner he should win this. (Unless that counts as BFR...)@JediXMan: Well Dream did that thing where he stuck that one demon(who I think was suppose to be pretty powerful) in a globe. Then again the guy wasn't a reality warper to my knowledge. :/Azazel. He was supposed to be very powerful. To what end, however, is unknown.
Im going with Jim. Can't he warp every creature that dream out of existence. Ergo morpheues cease to exist.
I'd say Morpheus. Not based on power, but ability to apply it. Jasper's doesn't exert his power with full capacity just like a boxer doesn't put all his force into his first punch. Jasper's mental acuity could probably be his downfall, or Morpheus ability to think of a way to win etc be his winning ticket. So i guess it depends at what stage Jasper's is at, and whether he recognizes the threat Morpheus represents. Morpheus existence isn't hinged on humanity either, just any creature that can dream.
Im going with Jim. Can't he warp every creature that dream out of existence. Ergo morpheues cease to exist.When the Furies were killing the inhabitants of Dream it didn't seem to harm him, and they took out entire areas.
He should be able to remake anything that's destroyed.
@Decoy Elite said:
@HolySerpent said:Im going with Jim. Can't he warp every creature that dream out of existence. Ergo morpheues cease to exist.When the Furies were killing the inhabitants of Dream it didn't seem to harm him, and they took out entire areas. He should be able to remake anything that's destroyed.
Not only that but no one can enter the Dreaming while Morpheus is inside without his permission. The Furies only got in because Nuala summoned Dream out of his realm, and he was oath-bound to go to her.
But the furies didn't wipe out every being that dream. I can the abstract dream exist if there no such thing as "dream".
Im going with Jim. Can't he warp every creature that dream out of existence. Ergo morpheues cease to exist.He would have to kill himself as well. Jaspers was considered an "omniversal" threat, but that's because he creates warps that just keep expanding, he doesn't actually warp the omniverse and has never warped the universe, there is a picture of him saying he is everything yada yada, but it is taken out of context, he is speaking to people that are within his warp, so everything in it is his, somebody looked at that and started the rumor that he replaced Eternity, when in fact the events in 616 regarding Jaspers didn't even affect the entire world let alone the universe, it was pretty much focused around England.
But the furies didn't wipe out every being that dream. I can the abstract dream exist if there no such thing as "dream".Don't think he could wipe out all of Dream. It's basically fueled by people's dreams and MJJ is still human to an extent so he'd have to wipe himself out to finish off Dream totally.
@HolySerpent said:
But the furies didn't wipe out every being that dream. I can the abstract dream exist if there no such thing as "dream".
The Furies didn't wipe out every being that dreams but they didn't kill Dream either. His physical body was destroyed and his essence was transferred/reincarnated into Daniel Hall.
How powerful of a reality Warper is Jim? Can he defy logic and reason.Wait...were you arguing for him without even knowing how powerful he is?
Lol. I don't know if he proved himself as a being who defy logic and reasoning. I know one of his counterparts did. And fight is basically a highend reality Warper vs a highend abstract. Can a reality Warper effect an abstract of in idea?
This battle can go on for ages. Morpheus could only win if he transfers Jaspers to a place where reality doesn't exist and kill him there. But since there's no BFR...
MJJ has never done a mulitversal feat, his warps supposedly have that kind of potential but nothing was ever shown even on a universal scale. Merlyn and co destroying a universe to end the threat of another MJJ was overkill and just shows that they probably don't know what they are talking about anyway, as they claimed that wouldn't stop 616 MJJ (they said he was more powerful than the other) in the end it took less than that to stop him for good until Wanda resurrected him. Jamie isn't even universal, before his return according to Nightcrawler, he could only warp reality locally (line of sight, this included using his tv set to act as a "scrying" device) and could not alter worlds, he was at best city wide during the first fallen story, as a matter of fact his feat was mentioned to only have covered the city.@LordOfAllHumans: So MJJ isn't even multiversal? What about Jamie Braddock?
@CitizenBane said:
@emperorznb said:
This battle can go on for ages. Morpheus could only win if he transfers Jaspers to a place where reality doesn't exist and kill him there. But since there's no BFR...
And Jaspers could only "win" if he kills every sentient being in existence including himself.
Pretty much... yes... or if he creates another Fury and annihilates them all. This battle will never end and will destroy everything in the process.
@emperorznb said:
@CitizenBane said:
@emperorznb said:
This battle can go on for ages. Morpheus could only win if he transfers Jaspers to a place where reality doesn't exist and kill him there. But since there's no BFR...
And Jaspers could only "win" if he kills every sentient being in existence including himself.
Pretty much... yes... or if he creates another Fury and annihilates them all. This battle will never end and will destroy everything in the process.
Not really. As already pointed out MJJ's mental state doesn't really help him out in a fight, and he's not beating Morpheus in the Dreaming.
Not really, the first round has a KO clause as secondary means of victory, how strong is Dream? because I'm pretty sure Captain Britain has one-shotted MJJ. In the second round it happens in dreams so there is no reality to warp there only dreams, everybody has that kind of reality warping in their dreams anyway, but Dream is the master of that place so he should win.This battle can go on for ages. Morpheus could only win if he transfers Jaspers to a place where reality doesn't exist and kill him there. But since there's no BFR...
If his powers defy logic and reaso. He doesn't need to kill him self. He can literally due the the impossible
@LordOfAllHumans: When did Captain Britain one-shotted MJJ?
@CitizenBane: Could be... It's really kinda confusing when you put two beastly powerful characters to battle xD
during the Chaos wave, he was going to attack Roma, CB came hit him sending him flying (uncanny 462) and we was not seen again until Die by the Sword several of our years later (actually one two years)@LordOfAllHumans: When did Captain Britain one-shotted MJJ?
@CitizenBane: Could be... It's really kinda confusing when you put two beastly powerful characters to battle xD
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