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Moondragon is a powerful telekinetic and telepath, as well as the daughter of Arthur Douglas (better known as Drax). She once possessed the Mind Gem, one of the six Infinity Gems. Although she is a cold, shrewd loner at heart, she was almost always a member of a superhero team.

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Draconic Psi of Titan: 616 Moondragon (Heather Douglas) Respect Thread

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Brief Summary

Heather Douglas was the daughter of Arthur Douglas, whose reanimated corpse was made into Drax the Destroyer. When Heather was still a girl, her father was driving her and her mother through the desert when they accidentally happened to see the spaceship of Thanos land; the space villain didn't want any witnesses, so he blew their car up. She was found by Thanos' father, Mentor, who took her to his home world, Titan, to be raised by the Titanian Shao-Lorn monks in their monastery. While there, Heather studied the Titans' ways and disciplines to unlock her latent psychic potential and gained her mental and physical powers. However, she came under the influence of a powerful entity called the Dragon of the Moon; she believed she had resisted it, which filled her with pride, and she took the name Moondragon as a result. She has been killed and resurrected into a clone body twice in her history and lost her status as the Dragon of the Moon's avatar after her second death, though she still retains her alias. Eventually, the Dragon of the Moon returns to Moondragon and alerts her of an AU Moondragon in the universe. Seeking out vengeance against that Moondragon for being a better version of herself, that Moondragon defeats the 616 version in psychic combat and merges with her.

Handbooks

Moondragon bio and powers (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe vol 1 #7)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon bio and powers (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe vol 2 #9)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon bio and powers (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe vol 2 #9)

Moondragon's powers, bio, and threat level according to the Nova Corps. (Annihilation: Nova Corps Files)

Moondragon bio, stats, and powers (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Women of Marvel 2005)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon bio, stats, and powers (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z vol 1 #7)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon bio, stats, and powers (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z vol 1 #7)

616 Moondragon

Telepathy

Raw Power

Moondragon probes Daredevil's mind. (Daredevil vol 1 #105)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon senses Thanos' presence when he uses the Cosmic Cube to merge with the cosmos. (Captain Marvel vol 1 #31)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon senses Thanos' presence when he uses the Cosmic Cube to merge with the cosmos. (Captain Marvel vol 1 #31)

With Immortus leading Moondragon through time, she mentally follows Hawkeye's trail and dodges an energy blast by Kang the Conqueror when she senses him. (Avengers vol 1 #141)

Moondragon senses Kang the Conqueror has discovered the team's deception. (Avengers vol 1 #143)

Moondragon reads the mind of an alien cyborg. (Defenders vol 1 #77)

Gallery image 1 — Throughout the battle, Moondragon explored the inner mind of Korvac. (Avengers vol 1 #177)

Gallery image 2 — Throughout the battle, Moondragon explored the inner mind of Korvac. (Avengers vol 1 #177)

Moondragon senses the panic of hundreds of citizens while maintaining control of millions. (Avengers vol 1 #220)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon senses the thoughts of a meta-human named Cloud, who can transform into a sentient cloud. (Defenders vol 1 #127)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon senses the thoughts of a meta-human named Cloud, who can transform into a sentient cloud. (Defenders vol 1 #127)

Moondragon calms a whole town of people. (Defenders vol 1 #141)

Moondragon reads the mind of a slime mold monster to learn what it is. (Defenders vol 1 #141)

Gallery image 1 — With Drax' help, Moondragon lends enough energy to Kronos to allow him to restore Drax' memory. (Cosmic Powers Unlimited #4)

Gallery image 2 — With Drax' help, Moondragon lends enough energy to Kronos to allow him to restore Drax' memory. (Cosmic Powers Unlimited #4)

Moondragon connects Reed Richards to microorganisms to that make up a mist. (Fantastic Four vol 3 #47)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon reads the mind of Annihilus and gleans his plan of using Galactus. (Annihilation #4)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon reads the mind of Annihilus and gleans his plan of using Galactus. (Annihilation #4)

Skill

Moondragon telepathically gives Daredevil temporary sight. (Daredevil vol 1 #106)

Moondragon reverts Daredevil's eyes to blindness and giving him sharper radar senses. (Daredevil vol 1 #106)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon mentally directs David Angar the Screamer to produce an illusion of un-life to Terrex. (Daredevil vol 1 #107)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon mentally directs David Angar the Screamer to produce an illusion of un-life to Terrex. (Daredevil vol 1 #107)

Moondragon had passed a portion of her powers to Hellcat to allow her to get used to her low-level mental abilities. She takes it back and then links the mind between Omega (James Michael-Starling) and an alien cyborg. (Defenders vol 1 #77)

Moondragon wipes the memory of the Avengers, which include members like Iron Man, Thor, Vision, Scarlet Witch, and Mar-vell. (Avengers vol 1 #177)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon takes away Quicksilver's hate by giving him insight. (Avengers vol 1 #176)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon takes away Quicksilver's hate by giving him insight. (Avengers vol 1 #176)

Moondragon performs a mental autopsy to discover High Evolutionary is missing his soul. (Marvel Two-In-One #62)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon summons different Avengers and allies of the Avengers to the mansion. She then compels them to fight each other while they verbalize their training and how their powers work. She also telepathically freezes Yellow Jacket before he can out her as the one behind this mind-control. (Avengers vol 1 #211)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon summons different Avengers and allies of the Avengers to the mansion. She then compels them to fight each other while they verbalize their training and how their powers work. She also telepathically freezes Yellow Jacket before he can out her as the one behind this mind-control. (Avengers vol 1 #211)

Moondragon uploads the Ba-Bani language into the Avengers heads. (Avengers vol 1 #215)

Moondragon manipulates Thor's perception into believing that he crushed coal into diamond. (Avengers vol 1 #220)

Gallery image 1 — Despite the dampening field and her headband, Moondragon forms a telepathic relay and absorbs the life-fore accumulated by Gargoyle from the Defenders team to amp her enough to overload the apparatus. This leaves her drained after performing the feat. (Defenders vol 1 #128)

Gallery image 2 — Despite the dampening field and her headband, Moondragon forms a telepathic relay and absorbs the life-fore accumulated by Gargoyle from the Defenders team to amp her enough to overload the apparatus. This leaves her drained after performing the feat. (Defenders vol 1 #128)

Gallery image 1 — Headband-Moondragon dives into the head of Professor Powers to bring his son's consciousness back to the fore of his mind, causing the man madness to the point of unconsciousness. (Defenders vol 1 #130)

Gallery image 2 — Headband-Moondragon dives into the head of Professor Powers to bring his son's consciousness back to the fore of his mind, causing the man madness to the point of unconsciousness. (Defenders vol 1 #130)

Headband-Moondragon links her mind to Manslaughter's nervous system. Unfortunately, it has the side-effect of sharing his pain. (Defenders vol 1 #134)

Moondragon admits to sending subliminal sexual impulse signals to Iceman and Angel to fall in love with Moondragon, which caught Cloud in the mix, even with her headband. (Defenders vol 1 #140)

Moondragon calms a crowd of people. (Defenders vol 1 #140)

Moondragon turns off her pain receptors. (Defenders vol 1 #141)

With her last bit of willpower left with the Beyonder amp, she awakens the Carol Faber, Danny Milligans, and Chris, fully cured from their slumbers and leaves a message to send to the leftover living Defenders, telling of how she forced them to kill her and the monster. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

Gallery image 1 — After the death of Moondragon, she sent her mind to the body of Pamela Douglas, her cousin. (Solo Avengers #16)

Gallery image 2 — After the death of Moondragon, she sent her mind to the body of Pamela Douglas, her cousin. (Solo Avengers #16)

Moondragon hides her conscious thoughts from Truth. (Quasar #23)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon telepathically tricks Maxam into believing he killed Adam Warlock without the help of the Mind Gem. She is using Adam Warlock's mind as a means for her to send her mind across vast distances. So far, the distance here is from Chicago to Monster Isle in the Pacific Ocean. It was a so potent an illusion that Maxam accidentally sent the image through the Time Gem to past Gamora. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #42)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon telepathically tricks Maxam into believing he killed Adam Warlock without the help of the Mind Gem. She is using Adam Warlock's mind as a means for her to send her mind across vast distances. So far, the distance here is from Chicago to Monster Isle in the Pacific Ocean. It was a so potent an illusion that Maxam accidentally sent the image through the Time Gem to past Gamora. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #42)

Moondragon identifies the Celestials telepathic message from the future comes from Starlord. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #17)

Gallery image 1 — With Drax' permission, Moondragon enters his mind and calls the cosmic god of Titan, Kronos. (Cosmic Powers Unlimited #4)

Gallery image 2 — With Drax' permission, Moondragon enters his mind and calls the cosmic god of Titan, Kronos. (Cosmic Powers Unlimited #4)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon creates a telepathic relay to convert the willpower of the collective Avengers into Quasar's Quantum Bands to call Eternity. (Avengers: Infinity #4)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon creates a telepathic relay to convert the willpower of the collective Avengers into Quasar's Quantum Bands to call Eternity. (Avengers: Infinity #4)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon creates a projection of the memory of her teammates knowledge of the Kree's plan regarding Ego, the Living Planet. (Maximum Security #3)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon creates a projection of the memory of her teammates knowledge of the Kree's plan regarding Ego, the Living Planet. (Maximum Security #3)

Moondragon installs psychic dampeners on Captain Marvel's (Genis-Vell) cosmic awareness. According to her, she had to do this over time without his knowledge, or else he would have resisted her efforts, even on a subconscious level. (Captain Marvel vol 4 #20)

Moondragon programs her brain functions to mimic Marlo Chandler-Jones brain in order to see Ghost Lorraine. (Captain Marvel vol 4 #32)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon maneuvers past Adam Warlock's defenses with difficulty and contacts him. When she tries to probe deeper, though, she wakes him up, with slight amnesia, and is kicked out of his head. (Infinity Abyss #2)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon maneuvers past Adam Warlock's defenses with difficulty and contacts him. When she tries to probe deeper, though, she wakes him up, with slight amnesia, and is kicked out of his head. (Infinity Abyss #2)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon brings out X's (a clone of Thanos designed to test Professor X's telepathic might) greatest desire, which was to experience the collapse of reality. This in turn causes his own mind to kill him. (Infinity Abyss #5)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon brings out X's (a clone of Thanos designed to test Professor X's telepathic might) greatest desire, which was to experience the collapse of reality. This in turn causes his own mind to kill him. (Infinity Abyss #5)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon gives a chunk of her life-force to Atlez, a dying custodian to the multiverse, to keep him alive for as long as a battle between the heroes and a clone of Thanos with power enough to challenge Galactus. (Infinity Abyss #6)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon gives a chunk of her life-force to Atlez, a dying custodian to the multiverse, to keep him alive for as long as a battle between the heroes and a clone of Thanos with power enough to challenge Galactus. (Infinity Abyss #6)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon transfers She-Hulk's psyche into Thanos's mentalscape, though she comes across a mental barrier that she is not able to surpass, so She-Hulk helps. (She-Hulk vol 2 #13)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon transfers She-Hulk's psyche into Thanos's mentalscape, though she comes across a mental barrier that she is not able to surpass, so She-Hulk helps. (She-Hulk vol 2 #13)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon telepathically freezes an swarm of Annihilus's alien bug troops long enough for Drax to get the Silver Surfer and activate Thanos' device. (Annihilation #5)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon telepathically freezes an swarm of Annihilus's alien bug troops long enough for Drax to get the Silver Surfer and activate Thanos' device. (Annihilation #5)

Moondragon combines powers with a Cotati and an Elder to project Quasar's (Phyla-Vell's) mind into the Quantum Bands to learn to use her cosmic awareness. (Annihilation: Conquest- Quasar #1)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon, Cosmo the Spacedog, and Mantis "mind-lock" crazed-Thanos after Star Lord uses a cosmic cube on him and, again, after Thanos surrenders himself. They do this with massive difficulty, though Moondragon at this time had just come back to life resently and it was made known her powers were not as good as they had been before her death. She eventually would recover. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #25; Thanos Imperative: Ignition; Thanos Imperative #1)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon, Cosmo the Spacedog, and Mantis "mind-lock" crazed-Thanos after Star Lord uses a cosmic cube on him and, again, after Thanos surrenders himself. They do this with massive difficulty, though Moondragon at this time had just come back to life resently and it was made known her powers were not as good as they had been before her death. She eventually would recover. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #25; Thanos Imperative: Ignition; Thanos Imperative #1)

Offense

Moondragon's mind burst is unseen by the human eye and....can probe the mind of someone it hits??....The writer may have misconstrued this as a telepathic ability. (Avengers vol 1 #134)

Moondragon uses a mind-burst on the Whirlwind to scare him away. (Avengers vol 1 #139)

Moondragon one-shots a purple monster with a psychic bolt. (Avengers vol 1 #143)

Moondragon uses psychic disruption to tear the fabric of Dark Rider's mind. (Marvel Team-Up vol 1 #44)

Moondragon uses a psionic blast to stun the Thing temporarily. (Marvel Two-In-One vol 1 #62)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon freezes the Avengers (only Iron Man, Vision, Hercules, Thor, and Captain America) with a psi-bolt to their motor functions and keeps them in stasis until Iron Man frees them with an EM Microwave Signal to disrupt her psionics. According to Iron Man, her range was only to be limited within the Avengers Mansion. (Avengers vol 1 #211)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon freezes the Avengers (only Iron Man, Vision, Hercules, Thor, and Captain America) with a psi-bolt to their motor functions and keeps them in stasis until Iron Man frees them with an EM Microwave Signal to disrupt her psionics. According to Iron Man, her range was only to be limited within the Avengers Mansion. (Avengers vol 1 #211)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon stops the motor functions of the Avengers, despite Iron Man's psi-jamming signal. Only Drax resists, causing her to use up her reserves to stop him. This damages Drax's cerebral cortex, overloading ever synapse that results in his death. (Avengers vol 1 #220)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon stops the motor functions of the Avengers, despite Iron Man's psi-jamming signal. Only Drax resists, causing her to use up her reserves to stop him. This damages Drax's cerebral cortex, overloading ever synapse that results in his death. (Avengers vol 1 #220)

Headband-Moondragon restrains Mad Dog with her weakened psi-powers briefly enough for Hellstrom to finish the job. (Defenders vol 1 #125)

Headband-Moondragon holds off the Leviathan with her weakened psi-powers. (Defenders vol 1 #126)

Despite being a child and getting used to her young body, Moondragon ko's Pamela and hurts Demeityr psychically. (Solo Avengers #20)

Child Moondragon (with an illusionary adult body) overpowers Pamela with a psibolt. (Solo Avengers #20)

Moondragon uses the mind of Rick Jones to produce a psychic wave to solo a large army of Atlantean soldiers. (Avengers Annual vol 1 #18)

Moondragon, while under mind-control, ko's Doctor Strange with a surprise psychic attack. (Infinity Abyss #3)

Moondragon attacks Thanos to gain his attention about her dying from the infestation. (Annihilation #4)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon psychically assaults an alien parasite as it tries to attach itself to her and insert itself into her being the way it does Mass-Driver. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #21)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon psychically assaults an alien parasite as it tries to attach itself to her and insert itself into her being the way it does Mass-Driver. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #21)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon psychically assaults an alien parasite as it tries to attach itself to her and insert itself into her being the way it does Mass-Driver. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #21)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon psychically assaults an alien parasite as it tries to attach itself to her and insert itself into her being the way it does Mass-Driver. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #21)

Defense

Gallery image 1 — Headband-Moondragon resists every mental experiment Professor Power's machine performed on her and the Defenders, despite there being a power dampening field and her headband causing her intense pain every time she uses her powers. (Defenders vol 1 #128)

Gallery image 2 — Headband-Moondragon resists every mental experiment Professor Power's machine performed on her and the Defenders, despite there being a power dampening field and her headband causing her intense pain every time she uses her powers. (Defenders vol 1 #128)

Gallery image 1 — Though she loses eventually, Moondragon resists the influence of the Dragon of the Moon for a good long while, a being who claims Thanos or the Runner, an Elder of the Universe, could not stop him. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

Gallery image 2 — Though she loses eventually, Moondragon resists the influence of the Dragon of the Moon for a good long while, a being who claims Thanos or the Runner, an Elder of the Universe, could not stop him. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon's fear of madness helps her completely resist the Dragon of the Moon's influence. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon's fear of madness helps her completely resist the Dragon of the Moon's influence. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

Gallery image 1 — When "H.D. Steckley" is struck with paralysis by fear by Phobius (disguised as a man named Phineas), she fights off the influence to be capable of breaking free and throwing a knife. (Quasar #21)

Gallery image 2 — When "H.D. Steckley" is struck with paralysis by fear by Phobius (disguised as a man named Phineas), she fights off the influence to be capable of breaking free and throwing a knife. (Quasar #21)

Gallery image 1 — With the help of Galactus' ship, Professor X, Jean Grey, and Psylocke (Betsy Braddock), Moondragon raises the telepathic resistance of everyone on Earth from light years away to resist the universal entrancement done by the Magus. (Infinity War #4, 5; Sleepwalker #18)

Gallery image 2 — With the help of Galactus' ship, Professor X, Jean Grey, and Psylocke (Betsy Braddock), Moondragon raises the telepathic resistance of everyone on Earth from light years away to resist the universal entrancement done by the Magus. (Infinity War #4, 5; Sleepwalker #18)

Gallery image 1 — With the help of Galactus' ship, Professor X, Jean Grey, and Psylocke (Betsy Braddock), Moondragon raises the telepathic resistance of everyone on Earth from light years away to resist an entrancement done by the Magus. (Infinity War #4, 5; Sleepwalker #18)

Gallery image 2 — With the help of Galactus' ship, Professor X, Jean Grey, and Psylocke (Betsy Braddock), Moondragon raises the telepathic resistance of everyone on Earth from light years away to resist an entrancement done by the Magus. (Infinity War #4, 5; Sleepwalker #18)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon blocks Heroverse Moondragon from contacting her team telepathically. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #4)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon blocks Heroverse Moondragon from contacting her team telepathically. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #4)

Range

Moondragon fires a brain bolt through countless centuries to contact Immortus, Master of Time, by recognizing his brain patterns??? (Avengers vol 1 #141)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon has an Obi-Wan moment when a star goes supernova a few hundred light-years away. (Avengers Annual vol 1 #7)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon has an Obi-Wan moment when a star goes supernova a few hundred light-years away. (Avengers Annual vol 1 #7)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon contacts Spider-Man from near the sun while in stasis for help. (Marvel Two-In-One vol 1 #2)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon contacts Spider-Man from near the sun while in stasis for help. (Marvel Two-In-One vol 1 #2)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon calls different Avengers at different locations across New York and one at the outer most edge of Earth's atmosphere. (Avengers vol 1 #176)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon calls different Avengers at different locations across New York and one at the outer most edge of Earth's atmosphere. (Avengers vol 1 #176)

Moondragon locates Drax beyond the solar system. (Thor vol 1 #314)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon summons Iron Man, Thor, Wasp, and Captain America from all over New York and Atlantic City. She did this all the way from a distant planet called Ba-Banis. (Avengers vol 1 #219)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon summons Iron Man, Thor, Wasp, and Captain America from all over New York and Atlantic City. She did this all the way from a distant planet called Ba-Banis. (Avengers vol 1 #219)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon controls an entire world of almost 92 million people, including Thor, Drax, Captain America, Wasp, and Iron Man. It is not 24/7 around the clock control, but a nudge here and a suggestion there that requires a constant rapport to maintain. Yet, her limit is what she can pay attention to, allowing people resist her mind-control. (Avengers vol 1 #219)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon controls an entire world of almost 92 million people, including Thor, Drax, Captain America, Wasp, and Iron Man. It is not 24/7 around the clock control, but a nudge here and a suggestion there that requires a constant rapport to maintain. Yet, her limit is what she can pay attention to, allowing people resist her mind-control. (Avengers vol 1 #219)

Moondragon scans the arena to determine it is in space, though without an exact determined location. (Marvel Super Hero Contest of Champions #1)

Moondragon senses Gargoyle in Colorado from New Mexico. (Defenders vol 1 #136)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon senses an event take place in Abbotsford, Canada, from the Defenders Mansion in New Mexico. (Defenders vol 1 #140)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon senses an event take place in Abbotsford, Canada, from the Defenders Mansion in New Mexico. (Defenders vol 1 #140)

Moondragon calls the Runner from light-years away. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

Gallery image 1 — Despite her powers being dampened by Truth, Moondragon mentally shouts to Ghost Rider in Brooklyn from Long Island after sensing Quasar's death. (Quasar #22)

Gallery image 2 — Despite her powers being dampened by Truth, Moondragon mentally shouts to Ghost Rider in Brooklyn from Long Island after sensing Quasar's death. (Quasar #22)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon monitors Her and Quasar, while mind-controlling Jack of Hearts, from above Earth's atmosphere. (Quasar #28)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon monitors Her and Quasar, while mind-controlling Jack of Hearts, from above Earth's atmosphere. (Quasar #28)

Moondragon monitors Genis-Vell on Earth from Titan. (Captain Marvel vol 4 #1)

Psychic Fights

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon vs Thanos. Winner: Thanos. As Thanos is trying to pick up the Cosmic Cube, Moondragon engages into a mind war with Thanos. This leads them to the deepest recesses of their minds through their ego's, which leads to Thanos victory after an untold amount of time. (Captain Marvel vol 1 #31)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon vs Thanos. Winner: Thanos. As Thanos is trying to pick up the Cosmic Cube, Moondragon engages into a mind war with Thanos. This leads them to the deepest recesses of their minds through their ego's, which leads to Thanos victory after an untold amount of time. (Captain Marvel vol 1 #31)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon vs Dark Rider. Winner: Dark Rider. Dark Rider was draining the powers of Moondragon and strength from Dr. Doom to turn Moondragon's telepathy back on her. To Heather's credit, she took a good brunt of the attack before collapsing, though she was overwhelmed by cosmic concepts to her mortal mind. (Marvel Team-Up vol 1 #44)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon vs Dark Rider. Winner: Dark Rider. Dark Rider was draining the powers of Moondragon and strength from Dr. Doom to turn Moondragon's telepathy back on her. To Heather's credit, she took a good brunt of the attack before collapsing, though she was overwhelmed by cosmic concepts to her mortal mind. (Marvel Team-Up vol 1 #44)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon vs The Dragon of the Moon. Winner: Moondragon. Heather basically chose her name after this victory. This was an ancient force that sought to corrupt her. She in the end managed to drive the dragon to the inner recesses of her mind and trap it. She had kept it behind those defenses ever since, with a small side-effect of her adopting some of the dragon's traits. (Defenders vol 1 #138)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon vs The Dragon of the Moon. Winner: Moondragon. Heather basically chose her name after this victory. This was an ancient force that sought to corrupt her. She in the end managed to drive the dragon to the inner recesses of her mind and trap it. She had kept it behind those defenses ever since, with a small side-effect of her adopting some of the dragon's traits. (Defenders vol 1 #138)

Gallery image 1 — Mind-controlled-Moondragon vs Doctor Strange. Winner: Doctor Strange, barely. Doctor's Strange's skill in the mystic arts proved to be an asset to him in dueling Moondragon on the Astral Plane. Even after the defeat of Moondragon, who is being mind-controlled, Doctor Strange passes out from the mental exertion, weakening him as a result from exhaustion. (Infinity Abyss #3)

Gallery image 2 — Mind-controlled-Moondragon vs Doctor Strange. Winner: Doctor Strange, barely. Doctor's Strange's skill in the mystic arts proved to be an asset to him in dueling Moondragon on the Astral Plane. Even after the defeat of Moondragon, who is being mind-controlled, Doctor Strange passes out from the mental exertion, weakening him as a result from exhaustion. (Infinity Abyss #3)

Gallery image 1 — Xemnu-Select vs Moondragon. Winner: Stalemate???. Xemnu was corrupted by the Phalanx, becoming one of their Selects. Thus, he attacks Moondragon psychically and she fights him entering her head. Thus, he goes for a physical bout as he psychically attacks her. (Annihilation: Conquest #1)

Gallery image 2 — Xemnu-Select vs Moondragon. Winner: Stalemate???. Xemnu was corrupted by the Phalanx, becoming one of their Selects. Thus, he attacks Moondragon psychically and she fights him entering her head. Thus, he goes for a physical bout as he psychically attacks her. (Annihilation: Conquest #1)

Gallery image 1 — 616 Moondragon vs Heroverse Moondragon. Winner: Heroverse Moondragon. 616 Moondragon pulled the AU version of herself into her head and tried to put that Moondragon through her experiences. Heroverse Moondragon overcame that pain the real one was testing her with and used the opportunity to merge with her 616 counterpart. Thus, their powers are now one. Had Heroverse Moondragon meant to kill 616 Moondragon, she probably could have. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #5)

Gallery image 2 — 616 Moondragon vs Heroverse Moondragon. Winner: Heroverse Moondragon. 616 Moondragon pulled the AU version of herself into her head and tried to put that Moondragon through her experiences. Heroverse Moondragon overcame that pain the real one was testing her with and used the opportunity to merge with her 616 counterpart. Thus, their powers are now one. Had Heroverse Moondragon meant to kill 616 Moondragon, she probably could have. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #5)

616 Telekinesis

Raw Power

Moondragon demonstrates basic telekinesis of lifting a vase. (Marvel Team-Up #51)

Moondragon closes her door telekinetically. (Defenders vol 1 #127)

Gallery image 1 — Headband-Moondragon pierces through a force field that the combined might of Gargoyle and Iceman couldn't pierce, leaving a large hole in it. (Defenders vol 1 #127)

Gallery image 2 — Headband-Moondragon pierces through a force field that the combined might of Gargoyle and Iceman couldn't pierce, leaving a large hole in it. (Defenders vol 1 #127)

Despite being paralyzed by magical trolls, Moondragon manages to use her telekinesis to move her body before falling unconscious. (Defenders vol 1 #139)

Moondragon stops a bullet in mid-air. (Defenders vol 1 #140)

Complex TK

Moondragon left a psychokinetic trail to mark where she has walked, so as to know where she has been and not go in circles. (Marvel Two-In-One vol 1 #62)

Moondragon combines her levitation into her martial arts. (Marvel Two-In-One #63)

With the headband removed, Moondragon shows the capability to move multiple plates to six people with ease and precision. (Defenders vol 1 #140)

After shattering her mirror telekinetically, she re-fuses the shards telekinetically back as it was before. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon scans her body telekinetically on the cellular to find a virus inside her body coming from a monster she fought in issue 141. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon scans her body telekinetically on the cellular to find a virus inside her body coming from a monster she fought in issue 141. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

Moondragon telekinetically tears Jack of Hearts cocoon apart precisely enough to not set off his powers. (Quasar #27)

Moondragon carries the Avengers all the way outside the city. (Avengers Annual vol 3 #2)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon applies a "heart massage" to Marlo Chandler-Jones after uses her "death wish" to give herself a heart attack. Basically, Moondragon restarted Marlo's heart. (Captain Marvel vol 4 #31)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon applies a "heart massage" to Marlo Chandler-Jones after uses her "death wish" to give herself a heart attack. Basically, Moondragon restarted Marlo's heart. (Captain Marvel vol 4 #31)

Offense

Headband-Moondragon uses a brain blast to destroy a robot, with the cost of pain coming afterwards. (Defenders vol 1 #127)

Headband-Moondragon tosses Beast away with a brain blast. (Defenders vol 1 #127)

Moondragon uses a telekinetic blast so powerful that when Super Skrull blocks it with Invisible Woman's force field, it creates a shockwave powerful enough to dislodge multiple trees and tosses large debris away. (Captain Marvel vol 4 #8)

Defense

Moondragon levitates herself and Valkyrie away from a rocket before it explodes. Valkyrie was knocked unconscious, but Moondragon was still conscious enough to yell to Angel and Gargoyle, possibly inferring her to having shielded herself. (Defenders vol 1 #130)

Moondragon contains an alien parasite in a tk field. This feat takes all her strength (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #21)

Moondragon telekinetically shields against Thanos briefly before he tears her shields apart. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #25)

Mind Gem

Mechanics

Gallery image 1 — Seemingly, Warlock placed a safeguard in the Mind Gem, in case Moondragon were to breach Warlock's trust and use her gem for corrupt deeds. Just what the safe-guard is exactly was never elaborated by Warlock and Moondragon never actually steps over the line to find out. Nor does Warlock place any actual rules on the use of the Gem beyond never using it against Warlock himself. Thus, Moondragon still has full-unadulterated access to the Mind Gem's full capabilities, barring going against Warlock's ruling. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #2)

Gallery image 2 — Seemingly, Warlock placed a safeguard in the Mind Gem, in case Moondragon were to breach Warlock's trust and use her gem for corrupt deeds. Just what the safe-guard is exactly was never elaborated by Warlock and Moondragon never actually steps over the line to find out. Nor does Warlock place any actual rules on the use of the Gem beyond never using it against Warlock himself. Thus, Moondragon still has full-unadulterated access to the Mind Gem's full capabilities, barring going against Warlock's ruling. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #2)

Moondragon's natural psionics allow her to adapt to the Mind Gem naturally, giving heightened telepathics and telekinetics. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #8)

Telepathic Raw Power

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon helps Silver Surfer follow a psychic trail to the alien being that took away his home planet, Zenn-La. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon helps Silver Surfer follow a psychic trail to the alien being that took away his home planet, Zenn-La. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon scans the psychic alien entity, dubbed the "Great One", to learn of all its functions, a being she claims is as physical strong as Galactus and has greater psychic intellect. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon scans the psychic alien entity, dubbed the "Great One", to learn of all its functions, a being she claims is as physical strong as Galactus and has greater psychic intellect. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon telepathically sends her mind within Drax' mind, despite being near the brink of death. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #39, 40)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon telepathically sends her mind within Drax' mind, despite being near the brink of death. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #39, 40)

Gallery image 1 — Despite holding the Time Gem and having great mental defenses, Moondragon psychically attacks and reads Maxam's mind. It is revealed that the Time Gem, somehow, allows Moondragon to connect to Maxam's mind. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #41, 42)

Gallery image 2 — Despite holding the Time Gem and having great mental defenses, Moondragon psychically attacks and reads Maxam's mind. It is revealed that the Time Gem, somehow, allows Moondragon to connect to Maxam's mind. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #41, 42)

Telepathic Skill

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon projects Silver Surfer's consciousness into the mind of the alien psychic being who took multiple planets into its mind. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon projects Silver Surfer's consciousness into the mind of the alien psychic being who took multiple planets into its mind. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 1 — With the help of the Silver Surfer and a red giant (a type of star), Moondragon uses the Mind Gem to take control of the mind of the Great One to send multiple planets out of his head back to where they belong in the universe before the entity dies. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 2 — With the help of the Silver Surfer and a red giant (a type of star), Moondragon uses the Mind Gem to take control of the mind of the Great One to send multiple planets out of his head back to where they belong in the universe before the entity dies. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon, with the amping of the Power Gem on her Mind Gem, drags Maxam's conciousness to the Astral Plane where she breaks through all of Maxam's psionic defenses to get to his memories. This has the unfortunate event of tripping a mental trap that forces Moondragon to break the connection or suffer massive brain damage. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #26)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon, with the amping of the Power Gem on her Mind Gem, drags Maxam's conciousness to the Astral Plane where she breaks through all of Maxam's psionic defenses to get to his memories. This has the unfortunate event of tripping a mental trap that forces Moondragon to break the connection or suffer massive brain damage. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #26)

Moondragon undoes hypnotic influence done on the Avengers. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #27)

Telepathic Offense

Moondragon ko's Professor Hulk with a mind blast. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #13)

Moondragon psychically attacks Mephisto's mind before dropping a large block of bricks on top of him telekinetically. (Silver Surfer/ Warlock: Resurrection #3)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon hits Professor X with a psychic bolt powerful enough to leave him catatonic throughout the conflict. (Infinity Crusade #3-6)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon hits Professor X with a psychic bolt powerful enough to leave him catatonic throughout the conflict. (Infinity Crusade #3-6)

Moondragon hits Silver Surfer with a psychic blast powerful enough to stun him briefly. (Infinity Crusade #3)

Telepathic Defense

Moondragon blocks Charles Xavier, considered in the 90's to be the most powerful telepath on the planet, from probing the minds of the Infinity Watch and Thanos. (Quasar #38)

Moondragon uses the Mind Gem to conceal her presence from a Satellite, it's crew, and the Silver Surfer. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Telepathic Range

Moondragon locates the cosmic abstract, Death, somewhere in the universe after Thanos asks her to. (Infinity War #2)

Moondragon scans the universe for knowledge and comes across the psychic city of the Cotati. (Fantastic Four Annual vol 1 #25)

Moondragon sensed a psychic being absorb a planet from fifty light years away. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon senses the oncoming of the Super Skrull approaching Paradise Omega. (Thor vol 1 #465)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon senses the oncoming of the Super Skrull approaching Paradise Omega. (Thor vol 1 #465)

Psychic Fights

Moondragon stalemates Jean Grey, Omega Level Mutant Telepath. (Quasar #38)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon vs Abyss. Winner: Abyss. Abyss is a nigh-omnipotent entity within the realm he inhabits, similar to beings like Magik, Dormmamu, and Mephisto. Thus, he defeats Moondragon through raw power. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #32)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon vs Abyss. Winner: Abyss. Abyss is a nigh-omnipotent entity within the realm he inhabits, similar to beings like Magik, Dormmamu, and Mephisto. Thus, he defeats Moondragon through raw power. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #32)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon vs Tyrranus. Winner: Tyrranus. Tyrranus explains that compared to himself, Moondragon is a novice, as he demonstrates by defeating her in telepathic combat. When she recovers, she notes that her overconfidence plays a part in her loss. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #35)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon vs Tyrranus. Winner: Tyrranus. Tyrranus explains that compared to himself, Moondragon is a novice, as he demonstrates by defeating her in telepathic combat. When she recovers, she notes that her overconfidence plays a part in her loss. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #35)

Telekinetic Raw Power

As Adam Warlock states, Moondragon gains enhanced telepathy and telekinetics when she gains the Mind Gem, demonstrated by tearing a large piece of the ground beneath Pip the Troll's feet. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #2)

Moondragon covers a doorway with multiple large boulders. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #16)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon telekinetically drops multiple boulders on top of Maxam. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #17)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon telekinetically drops multiple boulders on top of Maxam. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #17)

Moondragon telekinetically tears the ground beneath a group of monster's feet apart. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #30)

Moondragon carries a large group of civilians telekinetically from a burning building. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #38)

Complex TK

Moondragon demonstrates greater control telekinetically by moving multiple objects with the Mind Gem. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #14)

Telekinetic Defense

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon telekinetically shields the Silver Surfer, Pip the Troll, and Gamora from Drax amping himself with the Power Stone to unleash an energy explosion. (Silver Surfer/ Warlock #4)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon telekinetically shields the Silver Surfer, Pip the Troll, and Gamora from Drax amping himself with the Power Stone to unleash an energy explosion. (Silver Surfer/ Warlock #4)

General Psionics

Moondragon uses the Mind Gem to create a new spaceship. How this is accomplished is never outright shown on-panel or implied. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #4)

Moondragon uses the Mind Gem to transport Mantis to her physical body and teleport that physical body to Moondragon's ship. (Fantastic Four Annual vol 1 #25)

Gallery image 1 — By Silver Surfer feeding power into Adam Warlock's Soul Gem and Moondragon's Mind Gem, Moondragon and Warlock open a portal to another dimension that starts flooding with monstrous creatures. (Silver Surfer/ Warlock: Resurrection #1, 2)

Gallery image 2 — By Silver Surfer feeding power into Adam Warlock's Soul Gem and Moondragon's Mind Gem, Moondragon and Warlock open a portal to another dimension that starts flooding with monstrous creatures. (Silver Surfer/ Warlock: Resurrection #1, 2)

Gallery image 1 — With the same ritual they performed previously, Moondragon, Adam Warlock, and Silver Surfer combine powers to close a doorway into one dimension and grab Shalla Bal's body from physical death. This unfortunately came without her soul, making her a tabula rasa. (Silver Surfer/ Warlock: Resurrection #2)

Gallery image 2 — With the same ritual they performed previously, Moondragon, Adam Warlock, and Silver Surfer combine powers to close a doorway into one dimension and grab Shalla Bal's body from physical death. This unfortunately came without her soul, making her a tabula rasa. (Silver Surfer/ Warlock: Resurrection #2)

Moondragon displays technopathy with the Mind Gem. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #18)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon breaks Spider-Man's webbing and causes physical damage to the Cathedral with psi-bolts. (Web of the Spider-Man vol 1 #104)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon breaks Spider-Man's webbing and causes physical damage to the Cathedral with psi-bolts. (Web of the Spider-Man vol 1 #104)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon accidentally makes a psionic body and gives life to a hallucination from Thor's mind. (Thor vol 1 #469)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon accidentally makes a psionic body and gives life to a hallucination from Thor's mind. (Thor vol 1 #469)

Gallery image 1 — With the help of Doctor Strange, Adam Warlock's Soul Gem, and Thanos' technology, Moondragon uses the Mind Gem to revert Valkyrie (figment of Thor's Madness) back to Thor's mind, with heavy complication from his madness. Thor is not cured from this endeavor, but Valkyrie is successfully returned to Thor's mind. (Warlock Chronicles #8)

Gallery image 2 — With the help of Doctor Strange, Adam Warlock's Soul Gem, and Thanos' technology, Moondragon uses the Mind Gem to revert Valkyrie (figment of Thor's Madness) back to Thor's mind, with heavy complication from his madness. Thor is not cured from this endeavor, but Valkyrie is successfully returned to Thor's mind. (Warlock Chronicles #8)

Gallery image 1 — Despite holding the Time Gem and having great mental defenses, Moondragon psychically attacks and reads Maxam's mind. It is because the Time Gem, somehow, allows Moondragon to connect to Maxam's mind. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #41, 42)

Gallery image 2 — Despite holding the Time Gem and having great mental defenses, Moondragon psychically attacks and reads Maxam's mind. It is because the Time Gem, somehow, allows Moondragon to connect to Maxam's mind. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #41, 42)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon focuses hers and the Mind Gem's telepathic and telekinetic powers through Drax. Moondragaon insinuates she can technically do this with other subjects with little resistance, like Pip the Troll. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #40)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon focuses hers and the Mind Gem's telepathic and telekinetic powers through Drax. Moondragaon insinuates she can technically do this with other subjects with little resistance, like Pip the Troll. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #40)

Other Psionics

Moondragon has a premonition of a future event. (Avengers Annual vol 1 #7)

Moondragon searches for psychic vibrations, implying psychometry. (Defenders vol 1 #134)

Child Moondragon teleports Pamela into space from her ship??? (Solo Avengers #1)

Heroverse Moondragon

Heroverse Telepathy

Later Moondragon of Earth-616 merges with an AU version of Moondragon. Due to this, the Moondragon from Earth-18897's feats will also go in this thread, since they could arguably be replicated by the currently merged Moondragon.

Raw Power

Moondragon scans the Guardians of the Galaxy's minds to determine if they know who Requiem is, including Cosmo the Spacedog, the Collector, and the Grandmaster. (Infinity Countdown #4)

Skill

While locked in mental combat with Gamora, Moondragon uses the Infinity Stones to activate a wormhole to the 616. (Infinity Wars #4)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon freezes the a Drax clone telepathically and reads its mind to determine it is a fake. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #11)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon freezes the a Drax clone telepathically and reads its mind to determine it is a fake. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #11)

Moondragon puts Prah'd'gul to sleep telepathically. (Guardians of the Galaxy: Prodigal Sun)

Moondragon augments Phyla-Vell's reflexes and perception, while telepathically watching her back. This takes all her concentration after she expended her energy on concealing the Guardians of the Galaxy, only to be ko'd by Hermes. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #2)

Offense

Moondragon psychically assaults 616 Gamora as Phyla stabs her with her Quantum Sword. This only hurts her briefly, not kill her, due to the Infinity Stones. (Infinity Wars #5)

Moondragon summons an illusion of a dragon capable of tearing apart the minds of others. (Infinity Wars: Infinity)

With tiny Magus' help, Moondragon stuns an army of Drax clones and Patriarch, J'son brainwashed and empowered by the Universal Church of Truth. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #10)

Moondragon psychically assaults a Drax clone and floods him with memories of the real (or her version of the real) Drax. This changes his personality from a weapon of destruction to a personality similar to the old Drax. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #12)

Defense

Moondragon hides the Guardians of the Galaxy's spaceship while Captain Marvel (AU Phyla-Vell) and Nova fight Zeus, Apollo, and Hera and scans four more gods (Hermes, Artemis, Athena, and Hephaestus) in Mount Olympus. It pushes her to her limits. She claims to have been the most powerful psychic of her reality. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #1)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon conceals hers and the Guardians presence from Hephaestus, Hermes, and Athena), pushing her to her limits. It also briefly works on Artemis, but her sense of smell is not blocked, alerting her to their presence. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #1)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon conceals hers and the Guardians presence from Hephaestus, Hermes, and Athena), pushing her to her limits. It also briefly works on Artemis, but her sense of smell is not blocked, alerting her to their presence. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #1)

Psychic Fights

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon vs Requiem (her universes Gamora). Winner: Requiem. Gamora wielded Five Infinity Stones, leaving only the Reality Stone left to attain. To free herself and Phyla, Moondragon tricked Gamora into entering Moondragon's mind to engage and lock her in mental combat. She quickly is overpowered and she flees with Phyla. (Infinity Wars #4)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon vs Requiem (her universes Gamora). Winner: Requiem. Gamora wielded Five Infinity Stones, leaving only the Reality Stone left to attain. To free herself and Phyla, Moondragon tricked Gamora into entering Moondragon's mind to engage and lock her in mental combat. She quickly is overpowered and she flees with Phyla. (Infinity Wars #4)

Heroverse Telekinesis

As said before, Moondragon from Earth-616, merges with Moondragon from Earth-18897 later in her history. Thus, all feats from that Moondragon will attribute to the newly merged Moondragon. So, her feats in telekinesis go here.

Moondragon disperses Prah'd'gul's pyrokinesis telekinetically. She also carries Luuk as she flies. (Guardians of the Galaxy: Prodigal Sun)

Psionic Construct

Moondragon summons her dragon construct to pin the Cosmic Ghost Rider against a wall. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #2)

Moondragon experiences psychic backlash from the destruction of her dragon construct. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #4)

Moondragon's construct comboing with Beta Ray Bill's Stormbreaker knocks Hela off of a platform. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #6)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon uses her construct to sweep through swarms of tiny alien monsters with ease. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #9)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon uses her construct to sweep through swarms of tiny alien monsters with ease. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #9)

Moondragon's constructs can breathe fire??? The hell? Eh. Anyways, they torch most of the Destroyer Horde. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 5 #11)

Merged-Moondragon

Telepathy

Raw Power

Moondragon scans Oracle-2's and Mentacle's minds. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #8)

Moondragon hears the emotions of a Symbiote Dragon. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #10)

Moondragon monitors Nova, Gamora, and Star Lord telepathically, though it appears to be just surface thoughts for Gamora and Star Lord. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #11)

Moondragon psychically scans the mind of a Progenitor. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #13)

Moondragon reads the mind of a dead Progenitor? Her explanation is that since the Proginetor's have highly advanced minds- it would be searching the data of a crashed computer. It's hard, but not impossible in her eyes. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #13)

Skill

Moondragon does a wider range scan to find a murderer after scanning an entire room of people. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #8)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon intercepts Doctor Doom attempting a body swap with Hulkling and transfers his consciousness with Rocket Raccoon. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #14)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon intercepts Doctor Doom attempting a body swap with Hulkling and transfers his consciousness with Rocket Raccoon. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #14)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon creates a small telepathic relay with herself and a few other superheroes around her before adding everyone else in the midst of a battle to send Captain Marvel's (Carol Danvers) plan straight into their heads. She then signals to everyone when the time comes for them to enact the plan. (Captain Marvel vol 10 #36)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon creates a small telepathic relay with herself and a few other superheroes around her before adding everyone else in the midst of a battle to send Captain Marvel's (Carol Danvers) plan straight into their heads. She then signals to everyone when the time comes for them to enact the plan. (Captain Marvel vol 10 #36)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon telepathically directs panicking aliens to safety while creating a telepathic relay between Negasonic Teenage Warhead and an electrokinetic mutant. (Marvel Voice's Infinity Comics #47)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon telepathically directs panicking aliens to safety while creating a telepathic relay between Negasonic Teenage Warhead and an electrokinetic mutant. (Marvel Voice's Infinity Comics #47)

Defense

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon resists Grandmaster's attempts to control her mind using an illusion of her being stuck in the plot of a biker gang movie and overloads him after kicking him out of her head. (Marvel's Voices: Pride 2022)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon resists Grandmaster's attempts to control her mind using an illusion of her being stuck in the plot of a biker gang movie and overloads him after kicking him out of her head. (Marvel's Voices: Pride 2022)

Range

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon senses two thousand people on Spartax evacuated and two billion people dead from the Symbiote invasion in the area (possibly the planet). (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #10)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon senses two thousand people on Spartax evacuated and two billion people dead from the Symbiote invasion in the area (possibly the planet). (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #10)

Moondragon Astral Projects off-planet into deep space. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #10)

Moondragon connects to Nova and Starlord on Arakko (Mars) from Proscenium, a distant planet in the Galactic Rim. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #16)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon telepathically locates a girl Negasonic Teenage Warhead is looking for in the Hala System of deep space. (Marvel's Voices Infinity Comics #46, 47)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon telepathically locates a girl Negasonic Teenage Warhead is looking for in the Hala System of deep space. (Marvel's Voices Infinity Comics #46, 47)

Psychic Fights

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon vs Hermes. Winner: Moondragon. Moondragon really put up a great fight and even briefly helped Rocket find signs of life inside Groot as she was fighting. Needless to say, she was starting to lose and would have lost. Luckily, Quasar helped her reveal the darkest part about her, the Dragon of the Moon, which scared Hermes enough for Moondragon to take the opening and lock him in Groot's mind, where he cannot escape. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #12)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon vs Hermes. Winner: Moondragon. Moondragon really put up a great fight and even briefly helped Rocket find signs of life inside Groot as she was fighting. Needless to say, she was starting to lose and would have lost. Luckily, Quasar helped her reveal the darkest part about her, the Dragon of the Moon, which scared Hermes enough for Moondragon to take the opening and lock him in Groot's mind, where he cannot escape. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #12)

Telekinetic

Raw Power

Moondragon damages a Symbiote Dragon. granted to no avail since it keeps growing its limbs back. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #10)

General Psionics

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon, with help from Marvel Boy and Star Lord with the powers of the Master of the Sun, helps amp a bullet, made to create a black hold, powerful enough to trap Zeus inside. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #12)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon, with help from Marvel Boy and Star Lord with the powers of the Master of the Sun, helps amp a bullet, made to create a black hold, powerful enough to trap Zeus inside. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #12)

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Physicals and Other Abilities

Dragon Form

For a time, being an avatar of the Dragon of the Moon allowed Moondragon to become a literal dragon up to her death in Annihilation Conquest #3. It is unknown if she still retains this ability post-resurrection. This is not the same as when the Dragon of the Moon possessed her body. Those feats are in the section below this one. These feats are purely Moondragon with a dragon body.

Moondragon turns into a dragon for the first time, demonstrating that she has the ability to shoot blue dragon flames. (Annihilation: Conquest- Annihilation #2)

Moondragon demonstrates that she still retains her telepathy in this form. (Annihilation: Conquest- Quasar #3)

Moondragon nukes an army of Phalanx Kree soldiers with her dragon fire and explains that this form came about from the Dragon of the Moon. She is in essence, its avatar now, with the priests encouraging her to embrace it. (Annihilation: Conquest- Quasar #3)

Moondragon previously could not change from this form. (Annihilation: Conquest- Quasar #3)

Moondragon can fly at high speeds to the edge of Kree Space from the planet, DLaw-Neurg. She needs the aid of Quasar (Phyla-Vell) for air though. (Annihilation: Conquest- Quasar #3)

Moondragon nukes a guardian of a vandalized alien ship. (Annihilation: Conquest- Quasar #3)

Moondragon rips apart Phalanx machinery surrounding a cocoon. (Annihilation: Conquest- Quasar #4)

Dragon of the Moon-Possessed

Originally, the Dragon of the Moon was a malevolent entity that came to Heather one night after she had mastered her psionic abilities on Titan. Wishing to stop the entity's plans, Heather would lock the Dragon of the Moon within the recesses of her mind, dormant until later when it would break free and try to take control of Moondragon. After a while of Heather resisting its influence, the Dragon of the Moon would eventually succeed in taking control of Heather when her life is threatened, with it offering to save her in exchange of it corrupting her and controlling her with its power. Heather would eventually be stopped by the Defenders, even after the Beyonder would give her some more power to take them on, with some part of Heather's innate goodness still holding the Dragon of the Moon back.

There are times in the comics when the Dragon of the Moon is referred to as a complete separate entity like it originally was, but it is also at times seen as a dark side of Moondragon's personality and powers. For the sake of simplicity and consistency, we will refer to the Dragon of the Moon as a separate entity and separate form from normal Moondragon that possesses her here in this section, just as it used to be written originally.

The Dragon of the Moon is an entity that possessed Heather sometime near the end of her training on Titan. Thus, in this section, I will refer to its name as a form Heather takes when she surrenders to the entity to save herself from death. In this form, she adds her power to the entity's power to threaten the world, possibly even the universe as well. (Defenders vol 1 #144)

As the Dragon of the Moon, Moondragon summons a darkforce construct of a large dragon that envelopes Heather. (Defenders vol 1 #144)

The Dragon of the Moon dispels Valkyrie's attack with ease. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

The Dragon of the Moon no-sells Gargoyle's bio-mystical attack full-force. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

The Dragon of the Moon warps Gargoyle's hand and controls it to attack Gargoyle temporarily. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

The Dragon of the Moon blinds Angel. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

The Dragon of the Moon summons a bridge of light to walk on. (Defenders vol 1 #144)

Gallery image 1 — Dragon of the Moon shows the power of Atmokinesis and creates an eternal night. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

Gallery image 2 — Dragon of the Moon shows the power of Atmokinesis and creates an eternal night. (Defenders vol 1 #143)

The Dragon of the Moon no-sells an attack from Odin-amped Valkyrie. (Defenders vol 1 #144)

Gallery image 1 — The Dragon of the Moon summons lava from the Earth and claims to have the power to summon the molten core of the planet to the surface. (Defenders vol 1 #144)

Gallery image 2 — The Dragon of the Moon summons lava from the Earth and claims to have the power to summon the molten core of the planet to the surface. (Defenders vol 1 #144)

The Dragon of the Moon grabs Valkyrie by the face. (Defenders vol 1 #144)

Valkyrie confirms that the Dragon of the Moon is able to wound her. (Defenders vol 1 #145)

The Dragon of the Moon no-sells the Valkyrie armies's collective attacks. (Defenders vol 1 #144)

Apparently, the Dragon of the Moon's weak point is the heart. (Defenders vol 1 #144)

Valkyrie confirms both Heather and the Dragon lived after the battle with Heather bound to the dragon. (Defenders vol 1 #145)

Gallery image 1 — Valkyrie confirms that though the Dragon was a threat to the Nine Realms previously, the battle had weakened it to the point of maddening it with anger. (Defenders vol 1 #145)

Gallery image 2 — Valkyrie confirms that though the Dragon was a threat to the Nine Realms previously, the battle had weakened it to the point of maddening it with anger. (Defenders vol 1 #145)

A Weakened-Dragon is unaffected by the violent rocking of a ship, the stormy tempest, or crashing water on top of her. She then forms a lightened silhouette of a dragon. (Defenders vol 1 #151)

Gallery image 1 — The Dragon of the Moon causes an eclipse before summoning a second sun to eclipse and shape them into evil eyes of a dragon. (Defenders vol 1 #151)

Gallery image 2 — The Dragon of the Moon causes an eclipse before summoning a second sun to eclipse and shape them into evil eyes of a dragon. (Defenders vol 1 #151)

Gallery image 1 — Dragon transports Beast, Iceman, and Angel to an illusionary realm where she tests them to see if they'll surrender to her. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

Gallery image 2 — Dragon transports Beast, Iceman, and Angel to an illusionary realm where she tests them to see if they'll surrender to her. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

The Dragon's dark body is apparently vulnerable to cosmic energy blasts by the Interloper. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

The Dragon of the Moon summons darkforce tentacles to attack and draw her opponents into the darkness. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

The Interloper also directs the Defenders to use Gargoyle's madness inducement on Manslaughter, who carried a rapport with Moondragon. This showed a weak point through the mind that they could attack through. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

The Dragon of the Moon gives Heather shape-shifting abilities ranging from a fire form to a gorgon-like creature. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

The Dragon summons a whirlwind as a last ditch effort before falling unconscious. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

During the age of King Arthur, Interloper fought the Dragon of the Moon across space until he ended up on Earth. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

Later on, Moondragon is amped by the Beyonder after he turns the Dragon into a ring. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

With the Beyonder's powers added to her own, the Dragon is able to hide its darkness beneath the Beyonder's light from the Interloper. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

The Dragon tears Isaac's soul from his body and has the Dragon possess it. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

The limits of the Dragon previously was that it could not manipulate time and space, yet with Dragon Gargoyle at her side, she gains that capability. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

The Dragon takes Candy Southern and unleashes an explosion that destroys the Defenders Mansion. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

Gallery image 1 — The one way to destroy the Dragon of the Moon once and for all was the combined soul energies of Valkyrie, the cosmic energies of the Interloper, and the conduits, Andromeda and Manslaughter. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

Gallery image 2 — The one way to destroy the Dragon of the Moon once and for all was the combined soul energies of Valkyrie, the cosmic energies of the Interloper, and the conduits, Andromeda and Manslaughter. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

Martial Arts Fights

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon solo's the weird sisters, despite being poisoned by Charm. (Quasar #25)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon solo's the weird sisters, despite being poisoned by Charm. (Quasar #25)

Moondragon demonstrates her martial arts skills with pressure points on the Thing. She loses intelligence points for trying to use pressure point attacks on the Thing. (Marvel Two-In-One #62)

Moondragon beats down Mad Dog before hitting him with a weakened psychic blast, due to her headband restricting her powers. (Defenders vol 1 #125)

Moondragon's martial arts impresses Gargoyle and Valkyrie. (Defenders vol 1 #127)

Moondragon does an overhead kick to Demeityr's face when he restrains her from behind. (Solo Avengers #20)

"H.D. Steckley" flips Quasar on instinct. (Quasar #19)

"H.D Steckley" throws a knife that would have landed straight into Phobias' heart, had Maelstrom not stopped it in mid-air. (Quasar #21)

Moondragon ko's Charm and Beauty with two wine bottles. (Quasar #23)

Moondragon solos Truth wielding dual blades while unarmed. (Quasar #23)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon solo's the weird sisters, despite being poisoned by Charm. (Quasar #25)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon solo's the weird sisters, despite being poisoned by Charm. (Quasar #25)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon fights on par with Valkyrie, a figment of Thor's madness given flesh. Though she loses, this is still impressive considering that Valkyrie is based around Thor's knowledge of the real Valkyrie's Odin hired to guide the dead to Hel. Thus, it can be assumed her skill and strength are comparable to the real things. (Thor vol 1 #470)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon fights on par with Valkyrie, a figment of Thor's madness given flesh. Though she loses, this is still impressive considering that Valkyrie is based around Thor's knowledge of the real Valkyrie's Odin hired to guide the dead to Hel. Thus, it can be assumed her skill and strength are comparable to the real things. (Thor vol 1 #470)

Moondragon ko's Jean Grey with a kick while blocking Psylocke's (Betsy Braddock) palm strike. (Quasar #38)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon fights on par with Valkyrie, a figment of Thor's madness given flesh. Though she loses, this is still impressive considering that Valkyrie is based around Thor's knowledge of the real Valkyries that Odin hired to guide the dead to Hel. Thus, it can be assumed her skill and strength are comparable to the real things (or at the very least gaining some form of skill from Thor's own combat experience). (Thor vol 1 #470)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon fights on par with Valkyrie, a figment of Thor's madness given flesh. Though she loses, this is still impressive considering that Valkyrie is based around Thor's knowledge of the real Valkyries that Odin hired to guide the dead to Hel. Thus, it can be assumed her skill and strength are comparable to the real things (or at the very least gaining some form of skill from Thor's own combat experience). (Thor vol 1 #470)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon defeats powerless-Captain America in combat. The narration implies Cap would not have been as easily defeated with his powers, but her skill outweighs his experience. (Warlock and the Infinity Gauntlet #27)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon defeats powerless-Captain America in combat. The narration implies Cap would not have been as easily defeated with his powers, but her skill outweighs his experience. (Warlock and the Infinity Gauntlet #27)

Movement, Reaction, and Reflexes

Moondragon dodges a containment ray from Kismet at Thought-Speed, using her telepathy to sense intent and telekinesis to fly away. (Marvel Two-In-One #61)

Moondragon dodges crazed-Drax's energy blast. (Thor vol 1 #314)

Moondragon casually dodges Drunk Beast. Not that impressive, but some merit could be given by Beast's speed. (Defenders vol 1 #125)

Moondragon dodges wall spikes. (Defenders vol 1 #127)

Moondragon demonstrates her acrobatic skills on her glorified jungle gym. (Fantastic Four Annual vol 1 #25)

Moondragon blocks multiple blows from Mantis, who has fought on par with characters like Black Panther. (Fantastic Four Annual vol 1 #25)

Moondragon avoids Mantis' death grip by tossing Mantis off of her back before she could fully apply the pressure. (Fantastic Four Annual vol 1 #25)

Moondragon claims to have the capability of literally reacting at the speed of thought. (Web of Spider-Man vol 1 #104)

Moondragon catches up and keeps pace with Captain Marvel (Genis-Vell). (Captain Marvel vol 4 #20)

Strength

While Daredevil was distracted by Moondragon's beauty, she swats him away. (Daredevil vol 1 #105)

Moondragon uses a jump kick on Drax. (Thor vol 1 #314)

Moondragon claims that the kick she dealt to Mantis would have staggered Thor. (Fantastic Four Annual vol 1 #25)

Moondragon kicks Wonder Man with a jump kick. (Fantastic Four vol 1 #369)

Durability

Gallery image 1 — Moondragons "reflexes" save her from being attacked by giant purple monster. I assume she means her body's response to being hit, rather than her subconscious instinct. (Avengers vol 1 #143)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragons "reflexes" save her from being attacked by giant purple monster. I assume she means her body's response to being hit, rather than her subconscious instinct. (Avengers vol 1 #143)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon recovers from multiple punches and kicks by Mantis, who uses nerve-based martial arts capable of inducing great pain. (Fantastic Four Annual vol 1 #25)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon recovers from multiple punches and kicks by Mantis, who uses nerve-based martial arts capable of inducing great pain. (Fantastic Four Annual vol 1 #25)

Intelligence

Moondragon loved to learn for the sake of learning. This allowed her to explore the limits of her body and become Titan's foremost woman athlete, priestess, and geneticist. (Daredevil vol 1 #105)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon uses her full control over her body to live through getting hit by an energy beam that should have killed her. (Daredevil vol 1 #105, 106)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon uses her full control over her body to live through getting hit by an energy beam that should have killed her. (Daredevil vol 1 #105, 106)

Moondragon was described to have a phenomenal comprehension of the human mind....a comprehension naturally taught by non-human intellect.....the non-human's were psychic, so its less ridiculous than it sounds. (Giant-Sized Avengers vol 1 #4)

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon identifies a psionic afterimage just by looking at a video feed. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon identifies a psionic afterimage just by looking at a video feed. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 1 — With a single glance, Moondragon deduces Adam Warlock is under the influence of a love potion and that scanners could not pick up on it because of magic involved. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #30)

Gallery image 2 — With a single glance, Moondragon deduces Adam Warlock is under the influence of a love potion and that scanners could not pick up on it because of magic involved. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #30)

Moondragon demonstrates knowledge on how cosmic awareness in a person works on a multiversal level and claims to have the capability of helping Genis-Vell fine tune his cosmic awareness. (Captain Marvel vol 4 #4)

Moondragon explains the Chaos Theory to Genis-Vell in simple terms. (Captain Marvel vol 4 #11)

Fearing Doom will use a telepathic scrambler on her again, Moondragon uses possum tactics to plan and find her opening for an attack. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #14)

Moondragon correctly assumes the Time Variance Authority is responsible for Negasonic Teenage Warhead's plight, implying Moondragon is very familiar with them. (Marvel Voices Infinity Comics #45)

Equipment and Experiments

Gallery image 1 — Moondragon had access to a submarine with a high tech cpu with emotions. It seems to have that capability of hacking an older Iron Man suit to control it against Tony's will. (Iron Man vol 1 #54)

Gallery image 2 — Moondragon had access to a submarine with a high tech cpu with emotions. It seems to have that capability of hacking an older Iron Man suit to control it against Tony's will. (Iron Man vol 1 #54)

Moondragon helped create Ramrod, a man whose bones were replaced with bands of steel. (Daredevil vol 1 #103)

Moondragon had a high tech undersea base that opens by a light beam. (Daredevil vol 1 #105)

Moondragon escaped Titan on her own ship to Earth. (Daredevil vol 1 #105)

Moondragon has a high tech medical lab that has a machine that immediately can heal her from fatal injury. (Daredevil vol 1 #106)

Moondragon's undersea base owns a teleportation device. (Daredevil vol 1 #106)

Moondragon has a remote control glove for controlling her starship, as she demonstrates by activating her force field, which takes hits from the collective attacks of the Avengers. (Avengers vol 1 #211)

After controlling the planet Ba Bani, Moondragon was punished by Odin with a magic headband that would cause her great pain everytime she exerted her power beyond what he allowed. Still, she used her powers more and more and got used to the pain. Eventually, this headband came off after she passed a test. (Defenders vol 1 #125)

The Beyonder takes the Dragon of the Moon from Heather and turns it into a ring for her to use its power and some of his own added to it. (Defenders vol 1 #152)

Moondragon has a disguise to appear as a technology designer, H.D. Steckley, who has a high reputation. (Quasar #11-22)

Moondragon installed radiation lamps capable of neutralizing Her's cosmic powers. (Quasar #29)

Moondragon installed radiation lamps capable of neutralizing Her's cosmic powers. (Quasar #29)

Gallery image 1 — On request, Moondragon attains information on the Silver Surfer's history. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Gallery image 2 — On request, Moondragon attains information on the Silver Surfer's history. (Marvel Graphic Novel vol 1 #71- Silver Surfer: Homecoming)

Moondragon's ship is outfitted with lasers and a containment field with same radiation she used to nullify Quasar's powers. (Avengers: Infinity #2)

Accolades

Heather Douglas was named for the cosmos slithering beast of interstellar legend. (Daredevil vol 1 #105)

Moondragon's knowledge on Thanos makes her a threat to him. (Captain Marvel vol 1 #31)

Moondragon was a candidate for becoming the Celestial Madonna, a role where the perfect human woman would come together with a Cotati, an alien plant species from Hala, taken human form and create an offspring who would become one of the most powerful beings in the universe. (Giant-Sized vol 1 #4)

Moondragon was not chosen for the Celestial Madonna role for her non-connection to humanity or Earth, having more experience on another planet. Still, she was a chosen back-up for if Mantis were to die. (Giant-Sized Avengers vol 1 #4)

According to Thor, Moondragon is a better candidate for facing a cosmic entity called — According to Thor, Moondragon is a better candidate for facing a cosmic entity called "the Stranger", than the Beast. (Disclaimer: Though the Stranger in this issue was actually a fraud and not the real Stranger, the Avengers did not know that at the time. Thus, Thor was still considering his decision based on the information he had available.) (Avengers vol 1 #138)

Moondragon describes herself as a god like Thor. (Avengers vol 1 #141)

According to Iron Man, psionic-powered enemies are the most dangerous of all, thus implying that Moondragon is among the most dangerous enemies they've faced. (Avengers vol 1 #220)

According to Captain America, Moondragon is one of the most difficult and complex members of the Avengers. (Avengers Annual vol 1 #18)

Moondragon counts herself with Professor X, Jean Grey, and Psylocke (Betsy Braddock) as among the most powerful telepaths in the galaxy. (Sleepwalker #18)

By the word of Eternity himself, Moondragon surpasses the prowess of her masters on Titan. (Warlock and the Infinity Watch #11)

Moondragon is included in a list of beings of overwhelming powers, a list that has Genis-Vell, Silver Surfer, and Super Skrull (Kl'rrt). (Captain Marvel vol 4 #9)

Moondragon claims to be living proof of humanity's potential for godhood. (Avengers: Infinity #4)

Moondragon is among the most powerful beings in the Milky Way Galaxy, according to Reed Richards, next to beings like Silver Surfer, Quasar, Captain Marvel (Genis-Vell), and the Fantastic Four. (Fantastic Four vol 3 #46)

Moondragon is among the three vmost powerful telepaths in civilized space, next to Cosmo the Spacedog and Mantis, according to Star Lord. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2 #25)

Gallery image 1 — According to Moondragon of the 616, the Earth-18897 Moondragon (Heroverse) is the perfect Moondragon. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #3-5)

Gallery image 2 — According to Moondragon of the 616, the Earth-18897 Moondragon (Heroverse) is the perfect Moondragon. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 6 #3-5)

Merged-Moondragon is considered an Alpha Level Telepath by Doctor Doom. (Guardians of the Galaxy vol 7 #13)

Emma Frost counts Moondragon as among the most brilliant minds she knows that aren't emotionally stunted. Moondragon is included next to Susan Storm, Jean Grey, Scarlet Witch, Boom-Boom, Phyla-Vell, Shuri, and Dr. Toni Ho. (Marvel Voices Infinity Comics #45)

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@pyrofn: @d2wolflike: Imo, those mind gem feats put moondragon above any other mortal telepath(including all omega level telepaths), and if her psionic power were to somehow scale to surfer's during this issue then she would comfortably be reaching skyfather/abstract level of psionic power.

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@olorun: I disagree based on the fact that a good chunk of them were her needing an amp for the cosmic level ones that the Mind Gem couldn’t provide or accidents she had no clue the Mind Gem was ever capable of.

The only cosmic level feats she purposely did consistently was her scanning the universe, which doesn’t always translate to her power, since she can be blocked by conventional psi-shielding from Xavier, be stalemated by 90’s Jean Grey, be beaten by Tyrranus, be blocked from Maxam’s mind, couldn’t control Thor’s madness, and so on.

It’s literally mostly hype she is going off of.

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@pyrofn: her mind gem feats from homecoming are just really good, not sure you have read the graphic novel, but she pierced the mind of a being who was at the very least more powerful than galactus in terms of tp. Hiding herself from the surfer's cosmic awareness/natural psionic senses. And sending the surfer inside the being, 's mind.

And when I said she the scaling thing I was referring to norrin stalemating/beating this being in mental battle and since this being is at least comparable to galactus scaling to the surfer ij this instance is more impressive than anything done by omega level telepaths.

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@pyrofn: her mind gem feats from homecoming are just really good, not sure you have read the graphic novel, but she pierced the mind of a being who was at the very least more powerful than galactus in terms of tp. Hiding herself from the surfer's cosmic awareness/natural psionic senses. And sending the surfer inside the being, 's mind.

And when I said she the scaling thing I was referring to norrin stalemating/beating this being in mental battle and since this being is at least comparable to galactus scaling to the surfer ij this instance is more impressive than anything done by omega level telepaths.

1) The feats from Homecoming are in the thread. I definitely read it.

2) The Great One’s power is debatable. Moondragon said his physical strength is equal to Galactus with his intellect being the greatest part about him. Yet, Silver Surfer beats him in a psychic fight. Either Galactus is terrible in telepathy (which Xavier can attest that that is false) or Moondragon vastly overestimated the entity, which is more likely.

3) Hiding from another telepath isn‘t really that impressive. Vastly weaker telepaths have hidden from high tiers before and non-telepathic beings like Wolverine have done it multiple times.

4) Sending the Silver Surfer’s being was done with Surfer’s permission. His mind isn’t exactly that vast. The reason I even added that feat is because Moondragon has never had a feat like it before.

5) I know what you were doing regarding the scaling thing. But realistically, if this being were on par with Galactus, Surfer would be dwarfed and stomped immediately.

If Moondragon were to dwarf every telepath with the Mind Gem as you said, she could have stomped a weaker version of Jean and steamrolled past Xavier’s shielding an entire team of superheroes. She couldn’t do that. She at best manages to only block Xavier from reading too deeply into the Infinity Watch and stalemates Jean Grey when she was weaker.

The scaling is just really, really off.

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His power really isn't debatable imo, if it was compared to Galactus there's no reason to doubt moondragon's words when amped by the mind gem. If it comes from the fact that norrin's was able to stalemate him for a few moments then you should know that norrin is a top tier telepath and even outside of tp battles he's consistently hanging with higher level beings for a period of time before he gets actually stomped, it's not an anti feat for "the great one" as much as it is a regular punching up moment for the surfer, norrin only really "beat" him because he indirectly basically gave him brain damage.

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@pyrofn: it's surprising that it's so off since the infinity trilogy and this graphic novel were all written by starlin himself. It's just that in this graphic novel Heather is being portrayed in a completely different level.

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@olorun said:

His power really isn't debatable imo, if it was compared to Galactus there's no reason to doubt moondragon's words when amped by the mind gem. If it comes from the fact that norrin's was able to stalemate him for a few moments then you should know that norrin is a top tier telepath and even outside of tp battles he's consistently hanging with higher level beings for a period of time before he gets actually stomped, it's not an anti feat for "the great one" as much as it is a regular punching up moment for the surfer, norrin only really "beat" him because he indirectly basically gave him brain damage.

1) It is if the feats don’t match up and Moondragon’s word has been wrong before. She has a bad overconfidence streak that makes her think she is always right when she isn’t for like 60 percent of the time. The very fact that Silver Surfer, subordinate to Galactus, won is a direct contradiction to Moondragon’s comparison. It’s like Karma being the most powerful X-Man back in the 2010’s era post-AvX when Rachel Grey and Teen Jean Grey are still around, the latter whom one in a psychic battle against Karma.

2) “If it comes from the fact that norrin's was able to stalemate him for a few moments then you should know that norrin is a top tier telepath and even outside of tp battles he's consistently hanging with higher level beings for a period of time before he gets actually stomped”

This is what you’re not getting though. Norrin didn’t briefly stalemate the Great One. He won in a contest of raw power. Not stalemate. He won!

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3) “it's not an anti feat for "the great one" as much as it is a regular punching up moment for the surfer, norrin only really "beat" him because he indirectly basically gave him brain damage.”

No, he didn’t. The scan above shows exactly that Silver Surfer won the battle of raw power unscathed. He directly fought the being, ken the power struggle, and gave the being brain damage as a result. There was no backlash to show that it was a stalemate between the two, nor was Silver Surfer even harmed in the end. He literally won the bout.

Silver Surfer is a powerful psychic, but he is not Galactus-level in power by any stretch of the imagination in any power he wields.

If we do take Moondragon’s word at face value, then it’s a clear outlier just like Jean flying into the heart of a white hole star.

4) “it's surprising that it's so off since the infinity trilogy and this graphic novel were all written by starlin himself.”

The statements you were making did not happen in-comic though. The most comparable thing the Great One did is absorb planets into his head. By all rights, that is the one feat that could possibly back up the Great One being that powerful.

The problem is literally that he loses a psychic battle with the Silver Surfer and is damaged so badly that he slowly dies from the single injury Surfer did on him.

In the same vain, when Moondragon performs a feat that could have her surpass any being with telepathy in the universe, she needs the Silver Surfer to take power from a star and amp himself to funnel his cosmic energy into the Mind Gem. She couldn’t do it on her own. She literally needed the Surfer and a star to be capable of doing the one impressive feat in the issue. Every other feat she did in-comic is debatably something the high tiers could and have done in the past. The fact of the matter is that these feats you are referencing are being blown way out of proportion and being misremembered.

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I'm curious if you're including the recently merged moondragon, as well as what you think of their overall power level since they've already done one decent feat and one that's frankly pretty insane depending on how you interpret it.

Also the draconic shapeshifting section wouldn't open for me.

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@pyrofn: pls, you're leaving context out. Norrin didnt overcome "the great one" power. He instead accidentally destroyed a satellite on the background, nothing to do with his actual mental powers. His feats and statements do not contradict each other at all. He's stated to be galactus level and he's got feats of psionically consuming planets like nothing. If you think people like onslaught or even shadowking are capable of doing such a feat then speak up, but I highly doubt that you will.

Norrin didn't win out of raw power, yes norrin is tpossibly the best telepath (when it comes to raw power), but that wasn't enough to beat the great one. If you go back to the novel you can see that norrin was fearing for his life when their mental powers collided. Not sure why we are comparing the surfer and an abstract to nate and dani tho. Again I'm not sure why we would consider this an outlier for surfer, when we clearly know surfer just isn't on that level but he can simply punch up for a period of time, like his fight against the griever.

Tl;dr surfer although he had great raw power did not beat the psionic entity with it, instead accidentally destroying something in the background.

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@pyrofn: pls, you're leaving context out. Norrin didnt overcome "the great one" power. He instead accidentally destroyed a satellite on the background, nothing to do with his actual mental powers. His feats and statements do not contradict each other at all. He's stated to be galactus level and he's got feats of psionically consuming planets like nothing. If you think people like onslaught or even shadowking are capable of doing such a feat then speak up, but I highly doubt that you will.

Norrin didn't win out of raw power, yes norrin is tpossibly the best telepath (when it comes to raw power), but that wasn't enough to beat the great one. If you go back to the novel you can see that norrin was fearing for his life when their mental powers collided. Not sure why we are comparing the surfer and an abstract to nate and dani tho. Again I'm not sure why we would consider this an outlier for surfer, when we clearly know surfer just isn't on that level but he can simply punch up for a period of time, like his fight against the griever.

Tl;dr surfer although he had great raw power did not beat the psionic entity with it, instead accidentally destroying something in the background.

1) "pls, you're leaving context out. Norrin didnt overcome "the great one" power. He instead accidentally destroyed a satellite on the background, nothing to do with his actual mental powers."

Same difference. The planet was a part of the beings mind and Silver Surfer took part in its destruction in his battle with the Great One. He came out unscathed from the backlash. The Great One didn't. The Silver Surfer thus had greater defense in a psychic plane that where his soul was inhabiting the Great One's. A telepath knows how to shield their minds from the mental blows of their opponents, even when their is a psychic backlash. Yet, the Great One explains the entire universe they are in is the mind of the Great One. Destroying that planet did fatal harm to the being.

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2) "His feats and statements do not contradict each other at all."

You say that when the only feat this entity has that compares is converting planets into thought patterns. Literally no other of his feats demonstrate him being anywhere near Galactus' level of power.

3) "He's stated to be galactus level and he's got feats of psionically consuming planets like nothing."

It's his only feat. None of his other feats compare to any of Galactus' feats. Galactus would not have been stalemated by the Surfer in psychic combat. In fact, he wouldn't have been injured by the Surfer from a psychic backlash. You are arguing a case for a being who lost to the Silver Surfer because the psychic backlash destroyed a planet that resulted in fatal brain damage. That's not what a Galactus level being would lose to.

4) "If you think people like onslaught or even shadowking are capable of doing such a feat then speak up, but I highly doubt that you will."

I didn't say they were capable of that kind of feat. I said that that was the only feat that argues his case. The rest of his feats are basic astral projecting and dueling on the psychic plane. He is not that impressive by that stretch. He has one impressive feat that puts him above others. It is not enough to argue a case for Surfer. Its a case that calls it either an outlier or makes Moondragon an unreliable narrator. Either way, the Great One isn't helping anybody with that kind of anti-feat under his belt.

5) "Norrin didn't win out of raw power, yes norrin is possibly the best telepath (when it comes to raw power), but that wasn't enough to beat the great one. If you go back to the novel you can see that norrin was fearing for his life when their mental powers collided. Not sure why we are comparing the surfer and an abstract to nate and dani tho."

Yes, he did win off of raw power. He created a psychic backlash that destroyed a planet, which resulted in causing fatal brain damage where Surfer comes out unscathed. The Great One literally explains that the universe that the Surfer is in, and thereby everything else inside, are his thoughts and destroying it did irreparable damage to his mind.

If you want to prove Norrin as a superior telepath, you gotta look elsewhere because this feat is either way out of his ballpark or is being overhyped by you.

I didn't mention Dani and Nate. I mentioned Jean and Karma. I don't know what you are talking about.

6) "surfer although he had great raw power did not beat the psionic entity with it, instead accidentally destroying something in the background."

His raw power caused a psychic backlash that destroyed that planet. That is the Surfer's doing as much as the Great One's. If Surfer had ran in front of a planet that the Great One destroyed, then it wouldn't have been his doing. If the Surfer attacked the Great One and the Great One broke free which caused a psychic wave that shattered a planet, Surfer would be somewhat indirectly responsible, but not from his own power.

Neither happened. Surfer collided energies with the Great One and it caused a backlash that destroyed an uninhabited planet. That caused damage to the Great One. Surfer won off of raw power. He didn't lose. He wasn't injured. He was unharmed.

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I'm curious if you're including the recently merged moondragon, as well as what you think of their overall power level since they've already done one decent feat and one that's frankly pretty insane depending on how you interpret it.

Also the draconic shapeshifting section wouldn't open for me.

High tier, but below Emma Frost in psychic combat skill. Potential as much raw power as Rachel Summers, but I have yet to really make a comparison because I’m still going through her feats.

That’s just Classic to pre-merging. I have no clue about the merging power levels yet because I’m not there yet. It could be as drastic enough to make her a god tier, but based on her performances and the fact that writers love to create tension in stories, I’m not keeping my hopes up. It will probably be negligible at best.

The draconian shape-shifting didn’t have anything before because I was barely entering the Annihilation era. It’s updated now, so you can look at the very, very few feats she has.

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@pyrofn: not the same difference at all, I don't know why you're trying so hard to lowball an abstract entity. Norrin didnt have the power to outdo the entity at all, he accidentally hit the free planets on the background. This was quite clearly a case of norrin punching up like he does so many times, like he's done to galactus himself.

READ THE NOVEL PLS. Because you're coming off as a bit dense, it was stated that he had galactus level power and more in telepathy. Norrin couldn't even do anything to it in the normal plane. Don't know why you would doubt moondragon in this situation. It had power to pull hundreds of planets to the astral plane, it had the power to mentally kill the surfer( same person who's resisted mephisto) and you're still lowballing this entity to what? Emma frost level? Lmao. Again norrin didn't directly attack the entity but the planets inside its head, which had not been touched or influenced by the entity which was literally just trying to save them from the kree/skrull war.

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@pyrofn: not the same difference at all, I don't know why you're trying so hard to lowball an abstract entity. Norrin didnt have the power to outdo the entity at all, he accidentally hit the free planets on the background. This was quite clearly a case of norrin punching up like he does so many times, like he's done to galactus himself.

READ THE NOVEL PLS. Because you're coming off as a bit dense, it was stated that he had galactus level power and more in telepathy. Norrin couldn't even do anything to it in the normal plane. Don't know why you would doubt moondragon in this situation. It had power to pull hundreds of planets to the astral plane, it had the power to mentally kill the surfer( same person who's resisted mephisto) and you're still lowballing this entity to what? Emma frost level? Lmao. Again norrin didn't directly attack the entity but the planets inside its head, which had not been touched or influenced by the entity which was literally just trying to save them from the kree/skrull war.

1) The Great One is not an abstract entity. He’s a physical floating brain with psychic power. An abstract entity in Marvel is a being beyond human comprehension with no actual physical body or form to them.

And I can’t low-ball an entity who appears in one story and dies in the same story. He has one great feat and dies after a psychic battle with the surfer. He has nothing aside from one singular feat to compare to Galactus. You literally cannot make any case with him without that singular feat, which taken away makes him so far below Galactus.

2) I did. Multiple times thanks to this conversation. Nothing I’ve said thus far is wrong. The information is right there in the comic. He literally claims that entire universe is his mind. Destroying that planet did fatal damage.

Its indisputable. He even says that only an outsider like the Surfer could destroy him, which goes directly against Moondragon’s comparison.

3) “Because you're coming off as a bit dense”

Rude. You have not brought anything to dispute my claims. All you keep doing is repeating the same fact,

”Silver Surfer destroyed a random planet.”

And denying it counts as a win for the Surfer, despite the fact that the comic clearly states in it that it’s the exact reason why the entity was dying. Explain to me exactly why that entity was dying if none of what I said is true. Show me that you read the story correctly because I’m frankly tired of being the one bringing scans to a conversation where you simply tell me I’m wrong without proof.

4) “it was stated that he had galactus level power and more in telepathy”

Yes, and the statement is clearly wrong.

5) “Norrin couldn't even do anything to it in the normal plane.”

The Surfer was trying to get its attention. It didn’t work. It’s not as if his goal was to destroy the only thing in the universe that knew what happened to Zenn-La.

6) “Don't know why you would doubt moondragon in this situation”

Because Moondragon is not an undisputed authority on everything. She can be, and has, been wrong many times in the past and she so arrogant that her pride won’t allow her to admit when she is in over her head. I know this because I am literally going through her entire history.

I have the authority to say what she thinks inside and out because I’m reading them in the very comics she is in and have direct evidence of the way she thinks and countless times she has been wrong in the past.

If the evidence doesn’t match the statement, then there is doubt about whether the statement and character are right in this situation. It’s not like When the feats add up and the character has a proven record to be a relatable source of information. Moondragon is incredibly smart, but not infallible.

7) “It had power to pull hundreds of planets to the astral plane”

It had the power to pull every planet it came across to its mind. Nothing suggests that it did that in succession. In fact, evidence proves the contrary. There are statements about it being in constant movement, meaning it travels the universe and does this randomly to different planets. Hell, that very planet Surfer destroyed was uninhabited, showing that it does this at random.

8) “it had the power to mentally kill the surfer”

Having the power to do something does not mean someone is stronger than another. I can swing a sledge hammer into a car and damage it beyond repair. Yet, that doesn’t make me as strong as a car with a sledge hammer in my hand.

The feats just don’t add up. A psychic confrontation should have had the entity stomp Surfer, not stalemate him and then die from the backlash destroying a random planet.

9) “you're still lowballing this entity to what? Emma frost level? Lmao”

I’m low-balling it to below the Surfer’s level because of its weakness. You’re calling me dense when you make this conclusion based off me saying basically, “The rest of its feats are things your average telepath is capable of”?

10) “Again norrin didn't directly attack the entity but the planets inside its head, which had not been touched or influenced by the entity which was literally just trying to save them from the kree/skrull war.”

And what did the entity say the result was from destroying that planet?

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@pyrofn: ??? You're just wrong now. Galactus is an abstract and yet he's got a body in the physical plane, abstracts like eternity or even the inbetweener have physical bodies, THEY'RE STILL ABSTRACTS. It refers to people of higher power who originate from higher( or beyond) dimensions. Beings like celestials. The great one is on that level of power. Moondragon with mind gem scales to it and norrin🤷🏿‍♂️.

That feat and statements go hand in hand. There's absolutely no reason to disbelieve the word of the narrator(at the time being moondragon). How does it contradict what moondragon said exactly?

Im sorry if you got offended. Your claims are conjecture at best, most of them can be explained, AND HAVE. Yes the planet was not the powerful psionic part of the great one that norrin was fighting, it was stated to be a small insignificant planet in the background. Norrin simply did not win in a direct confrontation, simple.

How is that statement wrong??? Because he couldnt breach norrin's defenses??? Even current galactus wasn't able to breach norrin's defenses🤦🏿‍♂️ it's not an anti-feat for the great one at all, and given more time he probably could've.

We both have the novel in front of us, not sure why you need me to post scans.

Omds you're unironically trolling, IF HER EGO MAKES HER UNDERESTIMATE HER OPPONENT THEN YOU CAN'T SAY SHE'S OVERESTIMATING "THE GREAT ONE" 🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️. Inb4 you start yelling pis and outlier again👀.

There's nothing that contradicts her statement. It's literally just you trying to lowball a galactus level being all the way down to jean grey level for no reason.

But when statements and feats tell you they're stronger than the car then denying it is beyond stupid no??

Now you're literally just saying "Well it did these feats and x can do this feat... That means he's only at x level". Like stop for a second and think about it. Just because he did something casual doesn't mean he's at a lower level at all. It's literally like saying "Well, jean grey is able to beat xavier, bit she's also shown to be able to tp normal humans, that means she's not actually xavier level because even lower end telepaths can tp humans". This is how you' re sounding rn.

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@pyrofn: Fantastic RT!

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Good job!

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@geekryan: he wo t reply, he knows he's lost the debate and doesn't have the courage to come back.

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@olorun: I don’t have to explain what I do in my day-to-day life to you of all people. And geekryan is not interested in your delusion of a false victory. If you really feel that vindicated about beating me in a argument that I’ve not gotten to, then you need to take a step back and get over yourself. Since you want to act like this:

1) “Galactus is an abstract and yet he's got a body in the physical plane, abstracts like eternity or even the inbetweener have physical bodies, THEY'RE STILL ABSTRACTS”

It’s called M-Body, something you’d learn by reading. Abstracts use it all the time to appear on the physical plane to mortals. That is not the same thing as a literal body’s. It’s like talking through a puppet for them.

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2) “Moondragon with mind gem scales to it and norrin”

Not by feats.

3) “That feat and statements go hand in hand”

That one feat. Meanwhile, the anti-feat completely cancels it out. The Great One does not have enough appearances and feats to prove the statement true.

4) “There's absolutely no reason to disbelieve the word of the narrator(at the time being moondragon)”

He lost to Silver Surfer! There is every reason to disbelieve the word of the narrator.

5) “Im sorry if you got offended”

I wasn’t before. Not until you started talking crap about me to Geekryan, who need I remind you also ignored you because they can care less about what you are ranting and raving about. They are here to look at Moondragon’s RT, not pat you on the back for not making a point.

6) “Your claims are conjecture at best, most of them can be explained, AND HAVE”

Conjecture? He literally says in-comic what happens. We see in-comic what happens. You didn’t even explain anything relevant. You just repeated what Moondragon said and then said that Surfer merely destroyed a random planet without noting what the consequence of doing that was.

That isn’t explaining anything. That is quoting information you either don’t understand or are choosing to ignore. Surfer destroyed a planet. Great. What happened after he destroyed it? You neglected to answr that because you know for a fact that it damaged the Great One fatally.

7) “Yes the planet was not the powerful psionic part of the great one that norrin was fighting, it was stated to be a small insignificant planet in the background. Norrin simply did not win in a direct confrontation, simple.”

He said that after literally saying,

“This entire universe is mine, and it is my mind.”

When he calls it an ‘insignificant planet’, he means uninhabited, as in no one other than the Great One was hurt. He does not mean that it meant nothing in the battle.

8) “How is that statement wrong??? Because he couldnt breach norrin's defenses???”

Because his psychic battle with Norton ended with him fatally wounded! I have repeated this fact multiple times and you won’t get it through your brain that that is what resulted from the battle.

9) “Even current galactus wasn't able to breach norrin's defenses”

What are you talking about now? Galactus has tampered with Silver Surfer’s mind before.

10) “IF HER EGO MAKES HER UNDERESTIMATE HER OPPONENT THEN YOU CAN'T SAY SHE'S OVERESTIMATING "THE GREAT ONE"”

She didn’t face the Great One. Nor does her ego mean she only underestimates her opponent.

It means she values only her opinion as the leading authority. It is unfathomable that she be wrong. That is what it means.

11) “It's literally just you trying to lowball a galactus level being all the way down to jean grey level for no reason.”

I never said he was Jean Grey level. You keep putting words in my mouth that I never said. If you are not gonna listen, then I should have just ignored you from the beginning.

12) “But when statements and feats tell you they're stronger than the car then denying it is beyond stupid no??”

If a person is saying I am stronger than a car, then agreeing with them is stupid. Me having a metal bat used to trash a car does not make it a feat scaling me to the strength of lifting or stopping a car. It just means I’m capable of damaging one that isn’t moving.

13) “Now you're literally just saying "Well it did these feats and x can do this feat... That means he's only at x level".”

The meaning of the statement is saying his feats are unremarkable. He has one good feat. That is not enough to call him a Galactus level being, especially when him losing to the Surfer scales him down.

Your analogy of Xavier and Jean is not what I was saying at all. A better analogy of what I’m saying would be like saying Jean Grey is star level because she flew in the middle of a White Hole Star that Binary was powering. Since when has Jean ever done a feat on that level of power? Never. That is what I was saying. Not whatever you just said.

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@pyrofn: lmao, a month later. Won't even bother read the nonsense🤣.

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#23 Edited By Josh983

Please make Meggan respect thread 🙏🙏🙏

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@pyrofn: lmao, a month later. Won't even bother read the nonsense🤣.

A month? It’s literally only three days later. Whatever.

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Please make Meggan respect thread 🙏🙏🙏

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@pyrofn: rent free

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I wonder if Drax is gonna reunite with her, die in GOTG3 & then they are gonna have Moondragon join the team

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Iron man #8 has a VERY impressive range feat for her that IMO, puts her above most Marvel psychics and in line w the top dogs.

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Bump just in case the link doesn't work.

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#30 CrimsonFoxFire

@olorun: That is not correct lol

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@crimsonfoxfire: what be not correct?

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