Is Invincible at the End-of-Series Moon+ level?

I would say it’s quite rational to have him at that level, seeing as how far he would scale above his previous Viltrum feat hundreds of years ago. What do y’all think?

Planet+ since he was already near thragg post atom eve amp so 500 years of growth & improving his skill is just insane

@seastone98: is there any good hard proof and scaling to know this tho

@akz: Mark has consistently increased in power as the series progress via training, battle experience ect. so there is no reason to think he just stopped & did nothing for the last 500 years infact the opposite is probably true since he clearly increased in muscle mass (which is usually a sign of improved physical strength) & went around bringing peace to the known universe

@seastone98: what Makes that planet buster doe

We can't know for sure just based on scalling. But my take is him being as strong as Thragg who could fodderize the three people that did the Viltrum feat, and supposedly getting stronger with age, he could probably replicate the Viltrum feat alone (still with the core destabilized). I don't know what level that makes him though.

Above moon below planet

@killianduclark: interesting, sounds kinda accurate

There is no evidence to suggest that he could destroy a planet without a destabilized core.

I mean logically he should be even higher, but based on feats he at least grew from M.continental to Moon

Yes, he's easily Moon-level at least.

Where's Akzaddin when you need him smh

He WAS multicontinal, but there's no telling just how powerful he was given his already high rate of growth in the few years we saw. For all we know, he could be well beyond large planet level, which also does wonders for Marky, who was actually able to affect his father to a degree, something young Mark couldn't do to his far inferior father. Moon level via bull rush seems plausible after 500 years of growth.

Moon or Moon+ but not planet level