Change My Mind: Superman is Moon-Planet Level
Planet? ehh
with wank of course
Supes is definitely planet at weakest, solar system to galaxy at mid power and high universal to multiversal at his highest forms.
Supes is definitely planet at weakest, solar system to galaxy at mid power and high universal to multiversal at his highest forms.
He's probably trolling.
Supes is definitely planet at weakest, solar system to galaxy at mid power and high universal to multiversal at his highest forms.
Agreed.
Supes is definitely planet at weakest, solar system to galaxy at mid power and high universal to multiversal at his highest forms.
He's probably trolling.
haha
That's because that is how the writers wrote him. At some moments he can warp reality, fly beyond infinity, lift eternity, and fly through dimensions. He is very inconsistent but is planetary.
That's because that is how the writers wrote him. At some moments he can warp reality, fly beyond infinity, lift eternity, and fly through dimensions. He is very inconsistent but is planetary.
Most of those happened 30+ years ago and in a completely different canon lol. Pre Crisis Sups ain't Post Crisis.
@seventhson said:
Now everything is canon. Read dark knights death metal
I have my doubts about this, I'm pretty sure the only thing that changed was that history was no longer separated into different canons, and that all the heroes could now remember past events (COIE, N52, Post-Crisis, etc.) that doesn't mean that they have the same feats that they did back then, they just have memories of it.
The 10 billion suns statement was a hyperbole
You mean "an understatement"? Because hyperbole is exaggeration aka you're arguing that CAS is FAR BELOW 10 billion suns
@seventhson said:
Now everything is canon. Read dark knights death metal
I have my doubts about this, I'm pretty sure the only thing that changed was that history was no longer separated into different canons, and that all the heroes could now remember past events (COIE, N52, Post-Crisis, etc.) that doesn't mean that they have the same feats that they did back then, they just have memories of it.
IIRC everything in DC up to COIE has been non-canon since the Convergence ending stopped Anti-Monitor from destroying the old cosmology via time travel. By that logic Rebirth shouldn't even be valid anymore
@ultraphoenix: I see what you mean. If the heroes replicated their past feats they would be galaxy to universal. And they wouldn't be that relatable. And that's not good for business
@alonis3612: sorry I meant understatement. Besides, the question is whether or not he's above moon level and he definitely is if he could survive the "ten billion suns".
@professorrespect said:
@seventhson said:
Now everything is canon. Read dark knights death metal
I have my doubts about this, I'm pretty sure the only thing that changed was that history was no longer separated into different canons, and that all the heroes could now remember past events (COIE, N52, Post-Crisis, etc.) that doesn't mean that they have the same feats that they did back then, they just have memories of it.
IIRC everything in DC up to COIE has been non-canon since the Convergence ending stopped Anti-Monitor from destroying the old cosmology via time travel. By that logic Rebirth shouldn't even be valid anymore
I think characters would still have memories of Convergence and the Pre-Crisis world, and Doomsday Clock and Death Metal might have rebooted everything so that all the past major events did actually happen and weren't forgotten but the DC cosmology is different now, so whatever the AM may have done or not won't really matter at this point.
@alonis3612: sorry I meant understatement. Besides, the question is whether or not he's above moon level and he definitely is if he could survive the "ten billion suns".
That 10 billion suns heat is not a valid feat for regular Superman. Superman's soul was controlling a robot, this is a durability feat for the robot, not Superman.
Every character has anti-feats lol and high end ones. He is definitely planet level and above if he tried and why would he need to destroy a planet anyways? If he wanted to, he could.
@seventhson: It doesn't really change the fact that Superman hasn't been consistently written like that in many years, regardless of what's retroactively become canon.
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