TheIrishDoctor

Spawn killed God didn't he? I think that takes it (assuming I'm right, I've only heard of what Spawn has supposedly done).

Also not enough versatility to the Anime/manga/cartoon and Film/book teams. Seriously, you have 3 people from one (bad) book/movie series? And 3 from DBZ on the AMC team? Have a little variety.

This isn't a "who would win in a fight, since as much as I love Deadpool, I think we all know he'd get his rear handed to him by Lobo. So instead, here are the rules of the battle...

Both take turns trying to figure out a way to kill each other. Literally a turn based match, like in a JRPG. Who goes first is decided on a coin toss. They are allowed to use whatever tools, weapons, call in others, whatever, from either of their universes with the exception of reality warpers (So Deadpool could try to call in Superman or Sentry and throw Lobo into a Supernova if he wants).

After their opponenet's turn, each contestant gets as long as they need to regenerate, if they are able to. Winning is through death only. No incapacitations.

Which one figures out how to kill the other first? Or do they just keep going until they both die of boredom

The thing that make the Celestials so dangerous, besides their phenomenal attacking power, is the fact that they are nearly indestructible, on a level that few things, even in the Marvel world, are. But tell me how an indestructible body protects you from a gun that doesn't destroy you, it pulls you out of time? How do they get out of being time locked? And even without that, The Time Lord tech is SO MUCH more advanced than some of you are giving them credit for. They have a tool that can make a star go supernova, and them eternally lock it into hat supernova state so that the energy never stops coming out at Supernova levels. This item? It's the size of a casket. I know that a supernova is pretty much nothing to a Celestial, but I'm not talking about a weapon. I'm talking about the electric company. It's just a power source.

And finally. The Daleks created the reality bomb. Which was literally so powerful that the shock waves would pierce through every single universe, every parallel universe and pocket universe, and destroy everything. So there would be absolutely nothing left. Not even perceivable leftover matter. I'm pretty sure this thing would destroy the Celestials. And guess what? The Time Lords were technologically superior to the Daleks. They were stale-mating in the Great Time War because the Daleks are much more vicious and much more used to war, given that their only objective is to wipe out all life in existence that is not Dalek. I know that the Celestials are incredible. But outside of high end reality warpers, the Time Lords take most people in the Marvel and DC universes. And again, if the Doctor is included, it's pretty much one-sided.

Bloodlust on, morals off, win via death only. No allies. Battle takes place in alternate reality where no other life exists but has many Olympian style buildings made of stone that is nearly as dense as that of a white dwarf star.

Several of the Doctor's threats are more dangerous and arguably more powerful than anti-monitor.

1) Satan. Literally Satan. Or more accurately, the entity that existed before the universe and time (which even the Doctor at first states is impossible, yet it is true) and that is so powerful and malevolent that, even locked away in a planet held perpetually above a black hole, its essence seeped out and creeped into people's minds and inspired the idea of Satan and every Satan-like figure in myth and religion. He beats this entity with a power that he then claims is inconsequential to the Time Lords, because they invented it.

2) The Dalek Empire which had created a reality bomb that was so powerful that it would not only destroy all matter in their universe, but every other alternate universe as well. Essentially completing Anti-monitor's goal that has taken it forever, in a few seconds. The Daleks have this level of technology and they are still considered to be at best equal to the Time Lords. The Time Lords which the Doctor completely destroyed and neutralized.

3) When the Master caught him off guard and took his TARDIS from him, formulated an army from the end of the entire universe, had him kidnapped and butchered the technology of the TARDIS so that it could manipulate reality and contain the paradox created from his future army killing their ancestors (gives you an idea as to how phenomenal the technology of the TARDIS is), while cut off from all his tools and friends and reduced to a pathetic shell that could hardly stand and held in a bird-cage, he managed to formulate a plan to completely subvert all of it, gave himself an incredible (if rather poorly defined) power-boost, and saved all of creation, and he pulled it off without a hitch.

4) Destiny itself essentially. Yeah, he found a way to subvert a fixed point in time which stated he was going to die at a specific place and time. Fixed points cannot be changed in the Doctor Who universe, no matter what. If you manage to force it to change, all of time begins to unravel and the universe will be destroyed. Through sheer cleverness he manages to subvert this fixed point in a way that made it seem like he died but didn't. He beat his own fate and destiny. That isn't possible. The Doctor does impossible at least twice a day before breakfast.

I have no doubt that he would be able to stop and destroy the anti-monitor. Especially if you take off his morals. That has always been the only thing that holds him back. If he's willing to do whatever it takes to obliterate the anti-monitor, he could. Time travel to the dawn of creation and stop him before he is ever created, or just figure out the physics of how Anit-monitor works and use the technology of the TARDIS to turn it against him. The Doctor could do it.

He's not beating the Lord of Time. Look, the only thing that ever holds the Doctor back are his morals and his fear of causing some sort of paradox in time. With morals off, AND a month of prep, I have no doubt that he could figure out what Anti-Monitor is, where he came from, what gives him his power, and exactly how to stop him. He tends to do all of that in the course of a few minutes, so a month would be no problem. Especially when he can go back to before the universe was created and simply end Anti-Monitor before it was ever created.

A Doctor with morals off is a truly scary thing.

This is so badly one-sided that I just have to laugh. The Doctor alone solos this. The Daleks once created a bomb that could pulse through every single alternate universe and destroy all of existence in each one. The Time Lords are at minimum equal to the Daleks. They invented black holes and don't care because something like that is inconsequential to them. They manipulate time and space like nothing. Their time tech is actually so advanced that the TARDIS that the Doctor uses is an antique, and with the TLs gone that antique is the most advanced piece of technology in the universe. If the Doctor is included in the Time Lord faction here, then it's not even worth debating.

To quote the Daleks, this is not a war, this is pest control.

Ironically, I think that someone like the Doctor or the Time Lords deal with cosmic level threats the easiest. The people that have the best chance against them are smaller foes who deal more with trickery and subterfuge. Like Batman. Or someone like Loki. Beings like the Celestials or Galactus are beings that Time Lords are almost custom made to take out.

The Last Time Lord takes this. Yeah, he's nowhere near as powerful, per say, but he's beaten guys who are as scary as the Anti-monitor while just thinking on the fly. With prep-time, plus his TARDIS, he takes this.