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Most absurdly overpowered superhero?

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I thought The One Above All was supposed to be the writer, thats kind of cheating in these discussion :/

God characters/reality warpers I feel are cheating/no fun in general, since it's fall completely into the whatever you can make up stuff since they are gods. They can be used to stage nice events, but their own existent in battle is a wash.

"Well, oh, yeah? How about pull this out of my ass!!"
 
I thought The One Above All was supposed to be the writer, thats kind of cheating in these discussion :/

There are actually two (yeah, I know)

one is the leader of the celestials, never been seen in physical form.

the other is sort-of analogous to the christian concept of god, and has taken the form of a comic artist (kirby?) in one of the few times it's been seen. That was an issue of Reed and Co needing a form to easily comprehend him in though.
 
I was gonna say Superman, but at least he has a weakness (Kryptonite).

Fucking Bruce Banner is seemingly indestructible when in Hulk form.
 
Wasn't the only case of that when he absorbed the fat kai whose good heart or something turned him into a whimsical fat monster?

i'm actually... not too sure on that? haha

i remember that there was the fat one, then the adult one was super buu... then the kid buu was apparently the purest form and the strongest...? i think?? that whole arc was kinda strange
 
Didn't Buu do that to absorb people and become more powerful or something? Even Vegeta in the first season of Dragon ball Z before he reaches Earth was capable of destroying planets without being on them.

I don't remember the Buu saga well enough to remember that.

But I feel that if Toriyama wanted to portray DBZ characters as on that level, then that would have been the perfect moment.

And he didn't.

Also that Vegeta scene was only in the anime and not in the manga. It doesn't really match with the power levels at that point.
 
Anybody remember that show Deadliest Warrior?

Somebody should do something like that for the super hero world.

the last time we tried that, we ended up with an ugly galactus vs gurren lagann thread.
 
Well, after reading The Infinity Gauntlet a few months ago I would have to say The Molecule Man would have to be the most overpowered character. I really don't know much about the character but has he ever reached his full potential?
 
Only absorbing the fat Kai made Buu stronger, which is because the Fat Kai was so pure of heart that it conflicted with Buu's evilness. Then again, Gohan is pure of heart (he rode Nimbus) and Buu absorbed him and got stronger. So I guess the only time absorption back fired is when he absorbs the highest tier of God.
 
I was gonna say Superman, but at least he has a weakness (Kryptonite).

Fucking Bruce Banner is seemingly indestructible when in Hulk form.

yeah, but his inability to fly sort of knocks him out of the running.

He's been punched into orbit and stuck there a couple of times until someone helped him out, and there are a few people (like Thor) that can just decide to stick him in the middle of the sun or the end of time if they felt like it

That's how ridiculous Batman and Batman Fans are :\ I don't think he has ever been beaten, though I haven't read all the comics. Even when he dies he actually doesn't, and just goes back in time.

Batman was beaten senseless by both Prometheus and Deathstroke- and deathstroke more than once, I think. And there was that time in Marvel vs. DC admitting Captain America was the better combatant...
 
There are actually two (yeah, I know)

one is the leader of the celestials, never been seen in physical form.

the other is sort-of analogous to the christian concept of god, and has taken the form of a comic artist (kirby?) in one of the few times it's been seen. That was an issue of Reed and Co needing a form to easily comprehend him in though.

The celestial TOAA has been seen plenty of times. He is the one with the block for a head.

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I've never seen a character with such a great differential between what his real power level is versus what fans think it as as Batman. He has wealth, genius, and the consequences of those two powers combined. Nothing more, nothing less. He cannot prepare for the inevitable or the utterly unknowable. Any one of the enemies that Doctor Strange faces on a daily basis would destroy Bats utterly.

Before anyone responds, what in all hell would Batman do against the likes of Shuma-Gorath or Dormammu? It's totally over his head.
 
Well, on Wolverine's defense he should be the ultimate glass cannon. He should be able to kill any mortal with his claws (including the Hulk), but he should be easy to take down by those guys as well (regardless of adamantiun bones and healing factor a single punch from the Hulk should make Wolverine pass out if there was any logic to comics).

I just hate it that nowadays every single super hero has a healing factor of some sort. From the Hulk to Spider-man and Daredevil to even Batman, all this guys have been injured in a way that should take then a long, long time to heal but they're usually up and running in the same or next issue.

The Hulk is particularly ridiculous on this issue. He originally went from being practically invulnerable to now being wounded by gunshots (and healing immediately). That's just bad writing.
 
Before anyone responds, what in all hell would Batman do against the likes of Shuma-Gorath or Dormammu? It's totally over his head.

He's Batman, he probably already planned it before he was born.


Batman was beaten senseless by both Prometheus and Deathstroke- and deathstroke more than once, I think. And there was that time in Marvel vs. DC admitting Captain America was the better combatant...

Oh thank Batman. This has made me happier.
 
Those are some fucking stupid designs, jesus christ.

And every cosmic being is either white or alien, GO FIGURE.
 
Alien X from Ben 10. This guy is omnipotent and can do anything he thinks of/wants to so he could do anything the characters in this topic do. His power has no limits and in a fight it would only be possible to beat him by absorbing/copying its power.
Too bad it has a huge weakness that means it can't be used ever, it has 3 minds and 2 of them need to agree to actually do something.

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Nope.

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Early DBZ could planet bust.

Remember Roshi in DB could Moon-Bust and his power level was many times inferior to Raditz.[/QUOTE]

That's not proof of anything. Especially from Vegeta of all people. Cell said he could blow up the solar system. Should we believe him too?

The scene of him busting that planet easily was only in the anime.
 
yeah, but his inability to fly sort of knocks him out of the running.

He's been punched into orbit and stuck there a couple of times until someone helped him out, and there are a few people (like Thor) that can just decide to stick him in the middle of the sun or the end of time if they felt like it



Batman was beaten senseless by both Prometheus and Deathstroke- and deathstroke more than once, I think. And there was that time in Marvel vs. DC admitting Captain America was the better combatant...

Yeah, but Hulk's beaten the shit out of people like Thor before too.
 
That's not proof of anything. Especially from Vegeta of all people. Cell said he could blow up the solar system. Should we believe him too?

The scene of him busting that planet easily was only in the anime.

Are you seriously arguing that Vegeta who would've destroyed Earth had Goku not stopped him, can't destroy planets? When it was both said in anime AND the original manga?
 
I've never seen a character with such a great differential between what his real power level is versus what fans think it as as Batman. He has wealth, genius, and the consequences of those two powers combined. Nothing more, nothing less. He cannot prepare for the inevitable or the utterly unknowable. Any one of the enemies that Doctor Strange faces on a daily basis would destroy Bats utterly.

Before anyone responds, what in all hell would Batman do against the likes of Shuma-Gorath or Dormammu? It's totally over his head.

He'd conveniently have their greatest weakness in his belt pouch.

(For the record, I think Batman has gotten silly with this shit over the years, but I can't help the way he is written.)
 
Well, after reading The Infinity Gauntlet a few months ago I would have to say The Molecule Man would have to be the most overpowered character. I really don't know much about the character but has he ever reached his full potential?

molecule man was scattered by the sentry, and we still dont know the extent of the sentrys abilities.
 
What I love about Batman is he is living proof that strength of the mind is the quintessential tool in any combat. Its the same reason Lex (A man) is such a giant thorn up Supes (A God) ass.
 
I think Manhattan is still limited by a human perspective isn't he?

Granted he was losing it toward the end of the Watchman so who knows.
 
Manhattan powerset is basically complete molecule manipulation (like Molecule Man) mixed with an unusual perception of time. He's not omnipresent nor would he be omnipotent in a reality with more, well, complicated rules (like a world where "Death" has an avatar and there are multiple universes bleeding into each other).
 
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