That version may have problems, as we haven't seen the extent of his powers yet! That version is far from omnipotent, but a watered down powerfull mutant Inhuman. (sigh, what'll they think of next?, silly, silly Marvel with their unecissary retconning)
That version may have problems, as we haven't seen the extent of his powers yet! That version is far from omnipotent, but a watered down powerfull mutant Inhuman. (sigh, what'll they think of next?, silly, silly Marvel with their unecissary retconning) "
Beyonder isn't exactly the most commonly appearing character in all comics; currently, that is his only pic in my collection, since I have no scans of Secret Wars available. I believe, however, that it served its purpose.
That version may have problems, as we haven't seen the extent of his powers yet! That version is far from omnipotent, but a watered down powerfull mutant Inhuman. (sigh, what'll they think of next?, silly, silly Marvel with their unecissary retconning) "
It was neccessary Beyonder was a Horrid Creation and making him that powerfull was retarded
Anyway i don't Know who i hate as Much as these two aside From Kal Kent and Clark kent ofcourse
Superman Prime punches a hole through reality into the universe that Beyonder originally came from, gaining his original power set, and winning the fight.
The Beyonder has the general ability to manipulate reality, and is not truly omnipotent (in this reality) as was implied in his earlier appearances. He has vast psionic abilities, can easily change states of matter, and has a host of different powers. He is endowed with superhuman strength of such an extent that it is potentially incalculable. Using his ability to manipulate reality, he can, in effect, regenerate damage done to his body by simply willing it repaired. His powers are vaguely unlimited, and (like all infinities or near infinities) have no clearly defined extent. Other powers include teleportation, flight, the ability to choose his own physical resistances and attributes, as well as the ability to move others from one place to another via teleportation, such as the heroes and villains he moved through spacetime to his 'Battleworld' construct in the original Secret Wars. He can make or destroy multiverse with his thoughts
i dont think superman can even dream of creating or destroying multiverse with his thoughts so BEYONDER for the 20 mile long win
lol if u dont get it beyonder thinks supes dead fight over lol
That version may have problems, as we haven't seen the extent of his powers yet! That version is far from omnipotent, but a watered down powerfull mutant Inhuman. (sigh, what'll they think of next?, silly, silly Marvel with their unecissary retconning)
actually, in Blockbusters of The Marvel Universe 01 (2011) they tried to explain those retcons by saying that they are all true, because Beyonder is a massive reality warper, he changes his nature everytime he wishes so, from "the one from beyond" to "cosmic cube" to"Mutant Inhuman". maybe because he's studying reality from different views and natures.
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