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Dream Of The Endless(Morpheus) Respect Thread

"Things need not have happened to be true. Tales and dreams are the shadow-truths that will endure when mere facts are dust and ashes, and forgot."

-- Dream Of The Endless

Respect the original Sandman

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Physical Characteristics

As a member of the family of the Endless, Dream is actually an abstract entity; he's a wave-function, a motif, a pattern, an echo in the darkness. He is not a physical being:

Sandman #48
Sandman #48

Dream and his family are consistently referenced as immortals; they have no true "end" nor any true "beginning" they simply are eternal:

Sandman #17
Sandman #17

Sandman #19
Sandman #19

Sandman #22
Sandman #22

Dream is unphased by a knife piercing his skin:

Sandman #14
Sandman #14

Morpheus no-sells lasers:

Sandman: Overture #3
Sandman: Overture #3

Dream no-sells an attack powerful enough to disperse fabric and matter:

Sandman #12
Sandman #12

Dream feels the pain of a universe coming into existance(note that the writer of Sandman uses the term "universe" synonymously with multiverse and creation, thus this can easily exceed a universal durability feat):

Sandman: Overture #6
Sandman: Overture #6

Photokinesis

Dream has the capability to generate and manipulate light:

Sandman #3
Sandman #3

Sandman #30
Sandman #30

Astral Projection

Dream forms a projection of his castle:

Sandman #2
Sandman #2

Morpheus projects an image of Lucifer Morningstar:

Sandman #22
Sandman #22

Dream sends an astral message to Lucien and Matthew, as well as every other nightmare and dream in his realm(which, btw, is infinite):

Sandman #22
Sandman #22

Healing Power

Well before his prime, when creation was still young, Dream could easily heal and bind a damaged cheek:

Sandman: Overture #3
Sandman: Overture #3

Dream heals Nada's wound:

Sandman #9
Sandman #9

Morpheus heals Rose Walker's injuries:

Sandman #14
Sandman #14

Dream brings back Barbara from a catatonic state:

Sandman #36
Sandman #36

Teleportation

Dream has a level of skill with teleportation:

Sandman #3
Sandman #3

Sandman #8
Sandman #8

Dream can also cross over into other dimensions/creations such as Hell and the Dreaming(his kingdom):

Sandman #4
Sandman #4

Sandman #7
Sandman #7

Matter Manipulation/Reality Warping

The Sandman can casually form and change his clothes on a whim:

Sandman #1, 3

Morpheus casually opens a locked door, which was also bolted and alarmed, with a gesture:

Sandman #3
Sandman #3

Morpheus generates a tissue out of thin air:

Sandman #42
Sandman #42

Dream generates bread and pigeons out of nothingness for his sister, Death:

Sandman #69

Dream easily vaporizes chains and opens a locked iron door:

Sandman #52

Morpheus can alter his size:

Sandman #10

Dream messes up Ambush Bug because he dared to say Dream lacks a sense of humour:

Ambush Bug: Nothing Special
Ambush Bug: Nothing Special

Dream's pouch of sand, which contains a portion of his power, can casually warp and distort reality around it:

Sandman #3

Morpheus creates a bubble that can travel across the universe:

Endless Nights

Dream creates a pocket dimension/world for his lover and creates a rose quartz dreamstone to maintain it:

Sandman: Overture #3
Sandman: Overture #3

Morpheus opens a never-ending portal through the multiverse, that allows Prez Rickard to go from and to the different versions of America in the different universes and improve them:

Sandman #54

Dream Manipulation and Telepathy

Morpheus, as Dream of the Endless, has power over the dreams of all living beings. He can use this power to put people to sleep and influence their dreams:

Sandman #1
Sandman #1

Dream is the ruler of the Dreaming, the realm of dreams and thus he is the lord of Dreams and Nightmares:

Sandman #1
Sandman #1

It's noted that Allah(the person is Muslim, so he's actually referring to Yahweh) gave Morpheus dominion over all that was not, is not and will never be:

Sandman #50
Sandman #50

Dream can use these dreams to travel across Creation:

Sandman #5
Sandman #5

Dream is the one who shapes his realm and without him it decays, implying the Dreaming is dependant on his power:

Sandman #2

Keep in mind that the realm of the Dreaming is an infinite, ever-expanding kingdom, easily the size of a universe or larger:

Sandman #2
Sandman #2

Dream's power in the dream realm, if unleashed with enough force, can also lead to consequences in the physical realm:

Sandman #12

Dream puts a man in an "eternal wake"; basically, the man will keep waking up to new horrific dreams for eternity:

Sandman #1

Dream removes the daydreams of people, causing them to realize how worthless they are:

Sandman #14

Morpheus shows Batman his influence in the dream-world: he causes nightmares in crooks and hopeful dreams in children:

Dark Knight: A True Batman Story
Dark Knight: A True Batman Story

Dream, despite being trapped and extremely weakened, makes Wesley Dodds forget about him:

Sandman: Mystery Theatre

Morpheus saves John Constantine from a nightmare:

Sandman #3
Sandman #3

Dream fills a man's head with "ideas in abundance" and consistent day-dreams that drive him mad:

Sandman #17

Morpheus easily destroys, then later recreates the Corinthian, a being powerful enough to stomp Loki:

Sandman #14
Sandman #60
Sandman #60

Morpheus can recreate any of his former servants in the Dreaming:

Sandman #64
Sandman #64

Dream assimilates an entire kingdom of dreams:

Sandman #36

Dream makes all of humanity(supposedly across Creation) sleep peacefully:

Sandman #7

Morpheus puts the Ultimator, a being who embodies the Tenth Dimension and is easily more powerful than Mr. Mxyzptlk, in an eternal sleep:

New Year's Evil: Mr Mxyzpltk

A feat on the multiversal+ scale: When Dream fell in love, then everything that could dream dreamed of her face and everything that could dream had dreams of love:

Sandman #9
Sandman #9

The Presence Of Dream

Morpheus appears differently depending on your perception: he appears as L'Zoril to Martian Manhunter:

Sandman #5

He appears as an African King to Nada:

Sandman #9
Sandman #9

He appears as a giant cat to a cat:

Sandman #18
Sandman #18

He appears as a giant plant to a sentient flower:

Sandman: Overture #1
Sandman: Overture #1

Morpheus' mere presence influences the Dreaming, as does his mood. Delirium implies that if it's raining in the Dreamworld, then Dream must be upset:

Sandman #42
Sandman #42

This is later also implied by Mervyn:

Sandman #60
Sandman #60

The Power Of Dream

As one of the Endless, Dream is a manifestation of one of the primal truths of the universe and looks over one of the aspects of reality:

DC Comics Encyclopedia
DC Comics Encyclopedia

Dream intimidates John Constantine:

Sandman #3

The Sandman laughs at a threat from an army of advanced space-insects, and scares them away with his laughter:

Sandman: Overture #3
Sandman: Overture #3

Dream, despite lacking a significant portion of his power and being at an environmental disadvantage, stomps a Demon Lord meant to guard the gates of Hell:

Sandman #4
Sandman #4

Morpheus easily stomps Glob and Brute, banishing them to the darkness:

Sandman #12
Sandman #12

As he leaves Hell, no Demon Lord dares stand in his way:

Sandman #4
Sandman #4

Dream, like his family, is Endless:

Sandman #4
Sandman #4

Morpheus' mere name holds power:

Sandman #12
Sandman #12

Dream is too powerful for someone like Hyppolyta Hall, the Fury, to even touch without a shockwave blasting her back:

Sandman #12
Sandman #12

Dream can easily destroy a star:

Sandman: Overture #3
Sandman: Overture #3

Dream's dreamstone, which only holds a portion of his power, has the capability to destroy the Dreamworld(which, like I mentioned earlier, is infinite/larger than a universe):

Sandman #7

Dream's mere presence deforms the universe:

Sandman #64
Sandman #64

Dream refers to the many Gods who live(Anubis, Zeus, Odin, Ra and the likes) as "little":

Sandman #30
Sandman #30

Most Gods are born in his realm(supposedly created by him to be his underlings) and they die there:

Sandman #30
Sandman #30

Hades and Persephone, as well as the other God's of the underworld, respect and fear Morpheus:

The Sandman Special
The Sandman Special

Dream giving a portion of his power to his gatekeepers would allow them to kill/destroy his visitors(in the context of this scan, his visitors are the Gods of Asgard, the Gods of Egypt, the manifestation of Order and the manifestation of Chaos):

Sandman #24
Sandman #24

Dream easily stomps Azazel, one of the rulers of Hell alongside Beezlebub and Lucifer Morningstar, frightening several Gods in the process:

Sandman #27

Morpheus is not intimidated by the Princess of Chaos, the very manifestation of Chaos(i.e. the being the Lords of Chaos -- beings more powerful than the Phantom Stranger and rivals of the likes of Nabu -- draw their powers from):

Sandman #26
Sandman #26

Desire fears Dream and does not believe she could stand against his power:

Sandman #16
Sandman #16

According to Destiny, Dream's death would cause entire realities to fall, spin and shatter across time and existance(once again, a feat on the multiversal+ scale):

Sandman #67
Sandman #67

Within his realm, Dream reaches levels of nigh-omnipotence, having the ability to do anything he wishes:

Sandman #22
Sandman #22

Misc

The language of the Endless is beyond human comprehension:

Dark Knight: A True Batman Story
Dark Knight: A True Batman Story

Morpheus defeats Chronozone in a odd, metaphorical, cosmic-reality-dueling game:

Sandman #4

Dream has keen senses, as he can easily see through Loki's disguise:

Sandman #28
Sandman #28

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