@kaijuking:
Why didnt reality shift depower Mean Supreme to begin with when Moore Supreme took over, why was certain Supremes stronger than Moore Supreme with multiple reality shifts?
Supreme Blue, after the Moore stuff, weaker Supreme from a reality shift. Suprema in the Youngblood series, weaker than the Moore era, after a reality shift, same Suprema from the Moore era. Not all reality shifts increase Supreme's in power. Liefeld's Supreme was a special case, that transformed into the Moore Supreme, and then split off into the Mean Supreme. You have cases of Supreme's weakening from the various shifts.
Why was Mean Supreme straight still MFTL, Planet Busting after the shift somehow means he was weaker?
He absorbed a crap ton of energy attacks, then amped himself with the energy. He never stopped with the adaptive powers.
Why was Omni Man shown Moore Supreme level fighting Dominex, and why was weaker version of Mark tanking any blows or knocking around Solar Man who was stated near Mean Supreme levels by writer?
No clue who Dominex is (finally just started my reading on Invincible), and Solar Man wasn't really hurt by any of the knocking around excluding the magic attacks, and wasn't really hurt until he was depowered somewhat, and that was Dragon that took him down in the end. Not to mention, I can show Mark getting hurt by attacks that Badrock claims tickled and laughed off, and Badrock wouldn't stand much of a chance against Mean Supreme...plus Badrock loses to Dragon, who can more than affect him with his punches.
The writer backs the idea multiple times his characters are planetary level and able to fight Superman.
And I have no issues with that, but Moore Supreme goes into lifting the weight of the universe...that's a bit above most iterations of Superman. I really don't have any issues with your assessment of Invincible characters, I just don't agree with Mean Supreme being at Moore levels of power when he and OM fought, especially considering reality shifts can and have depowered Supreme's, and there is no arguing that.
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