Omniscience

I've noticed that, the more powerful characters become, the less they tend to retain their sense of humanity.

So, if you could choose how powerful you could become, at the cost of trading away you humanity, where would you lie on this scale?

Note: Once you gain omnipotence, humanity becomes meaningless to you. Therefore, even though you would absolutely have the power to regain your humanity as an omnipotent being, the likelihood of you doing this would be non-existent.

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The Scale of Godliness:

0 - Completely Human - No Powers At All.

1 - Superhuman - Awesome Strength - Feel Obligated To Protect Humanity

2 - Sky Father - Power To Destroy Galaxies - Humans are Beneath You.

3 - Elder God - You Draw Power From The Universe - The Existence of Humanity Appears Fleeting and Unremarkable.

4 - Cosmic Abstract - Your Will Warps Reality - Unable to Distinguish Between Humanity and Space-dust.

5 - Omnipotent - There Is Nothing You Cannot Do - Everything Is Meaningless.

Bump

221 (Which is my age)

Who would you be?

Choose from any company and continuity - you can even be a character that you've made up!

Who would I be?

Dr Manhattan...

... because humans are complicated.

All things are going through my mind, because I know all things.

Learn from the raindrop,

Which falls from heaven alone,

But shapes the whole world.

This deserves a bump... a lot of one word answers, but little reason.

Tiamut has been compared to the power of The Fulcrum, who as their creator is above all celestials, including Scathan.

However, if we look at the quote, Fulcrum states that Tiamut has proven that he has attained "a power equal to my own", which does not mean that Tiamut is the equal to him in all aspects, but only in a particular aspect. The jury is still out on whether this aspect speaks of the power of the Fulcrum, or just Tiamut's ability to exercise his own free will.

Scathan has of course helped defeated Protege, a being able to replicate the powers of the Living Tribunal, simply by disapproving of its actions. This merits Scathan an incredible amount of power and a high ranking on Marvel's cosmic hierarchy.

However, the exact powers that Scathan used to defeat Protege are quite vague, at least on panel. Scathan simply muzzled Protege, and at one point held the boy still, however the panel also states that the LT was also subduing his powers (with the aid of the Amulet of the Ancient One). So, it is hard to determine just how much of the Protege's defeat was down to the power of Scathan.

All things considered, I will give this to Tiamut. We must not forget that Scathan is still a celestial, a servant of the Fulcrum, whereas the Fulcrum itself said that Tiamut has transcended the level of a celestial. But it is very difficult to call!

That is between Tiamut the Dreaming Celestial and Scathan the Approver...

I'm biased to Tiamut because the name is so godly.