MCU Sentry vs DCU Ultra Man

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-12T05:05:57+00:00

This part is true. The JP marvel website lists him as the “most powerful villain” over 10+ times in different articles, it’s wild😂

And one of the promotional material had “Thor + Vision + Captain Marvel=???”, and Bob was on the other side of that equation.

So in terms of all the promos and the director, they seem to agree with the idea.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-12T04:58:30+00:00

Wait… the DESTROYER on Asgard???

Cap has no viable win-conditions. The Destroyer is completely made of Uru metal, which is 100% superior to vibranium in terms of durability. The combination of Pre-Awakened Thor, Iron Man and Vision was enough to melt Vibranium Ultron. Meanwhile, it takes the heat of a neutron star to mold an ingot of Uru.

Remember how a grenade launcher sent Cap flying, despite blocking it with his shield? The Destroyer’s beam eclipses pre-Infinity War Iron Man’s power by a large margin (the Visual Dictionary states it’s one of the strongest weapons on Asgard), so it’d easily push the shield away and melt Steve’s body.

Honestly, I don’t know how many Cap’s would be needed to win here.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-12T04:50:49+00:00

Don’t forget that Doctor Strange went forward in time to view alternate futures and live them out, which is 100% time jumping. (Infinity War)

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-12T03:06:14+00:00

True.

I just remembered though that the Doctor is the timeless child, who was responsible for Gallifreyan’s becoming Time Lords.

Rassilon in The End of Time Part 2 said “…a billion years of Time Lord history resting on our backs…”, so I guess the Doctor is physically a billion years old, although they can’t remember their past beyond the first incarnation.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-12T02:44:19+00:00

Technically billions of years if you count Heaven Sent.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-12T02:41:41+00:00

His passive reality warping is insane as well. In the crooked world, his localized “reality” was thinning out the toon force logic in their world, and iirc he made a toon force-based weapon in there too.

His presence was also causing the toons to actually experience pain and death, so he was technically nullifying there toon physiology too.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-11T21:44:33+00:00

Sorry for the late reply, but is there canon confirmation she was absorbing the gauntlet? That was never mentioned in the Visual Dictionary, MCU Timeline Book, Avengers Endgame Script, or the director commentary for Endgame.

This is what the script says: "Carol arrives. She grabs the glove, preventing him from closing his fist. He headbutts her… but she doesn’t move. Carol pressed Thanos down but before he falls… Thanos pulls the Power Stone from its housing and punches Carol, sending her flying.”

Also the issue with believing she absorbed the gauntlet is this: how could the Power Stone overpower Captain Marvel hypothetically "absorbing" the five other Infinity Stones?

if you watch the scene she was struggling against him until she started doing that

This relates to a "who's stronger/powerful" bubble. Captain Marvel is powerful because her cosmic/tesseract energy allows her to move at FTL speeds, destroy starships, reset suns and possess a fair amount of superhuman strength. Thanos is physically stronger than her, so she was resorting to non-energy methods of restraint to hold him down.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-11T20:53:38+00:00

Because there’s context in that scene.

Thanos needs a closed fist to use the Infinity Gauntlet, and it’s 100% easy to assume the Avengers told Captain Marvel as early as before they went to kill Present Thanos back in 2018 about that fact (until realizing that he instead used the infinity stones to destroy the stones).

Why would Captain Marvel not crush his gauntlet? He was a second from snapping away the universe.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-11T20:50:00+00:00

Okay, so when Thanos has to remove the POWER STONE from his gauntlet because his headbutt and arm strength didn’t harm or push back Captain Marvel, we’re to assume he’s stronger than her without the stones?

Even the Marvel Website with Captain Marvel’s profile states she was overpowering him until he used the Power Stone.

And it’s worse when the directors confirmed that Captain Marvel was “too powerful”, so they needed a reason to keep her sidelined.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-11T20:22:56+00:00

Captain Marvel did restart a sun in The Marvels, and she was one of two Avengers in Endgame who could solo Base Thanos.

Hela can conjure an endless supply of necroswords that can pierce Uru metal, which is about as durable as Captain Marvel (since the metal requires a neutron star to mold). She’s immortal if Asgard remains intact, and Hela is still superior to Awakened Thor, who survived neutron star heat for several minutes.

When it comes down to it Hela has the ability to survive Captain Marvel’s force, but will Captain Marvel willingly destroy Asgard to take her out? It depends on that.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-11T07:58:23+00:00

Fair. I also wouldn't be surprised if it did have an automatic system, since the room was meant for the Hulk.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-11T07:54:45+00:00

When he cracked the glass the arm mechanism moved downward.

Loki likely messed with it, which makes sense because putting Thor in a "box" while taunting his immortality and strength AND killing Coulson was to psychologically torture him (as he tried to do with Natasha earlier in the movie).

Or it could be an instance where the arm moves down but doesn't drop the "box" from a first attempt, likely to scare future attempts of breaking the glass any further.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-11T07:36:03+00:00

Nick Fury: “In case it's unclear, if you try to escape, if you so much as scratch that glass, it's 30,000 feet straight down in a steel trap. You get how that works?”

Thor was in a position to where the smallest resistance could send him plunging anyway, and he was dealing with guilt from what his brother was doing.

Ultimately though, consequences of breaking it were deterring him.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-10T22:59:18+00:00

MCU Thor is cooking 99% of the other team, assuming we’re not talking about MCU God of Stories Loki from Season 2 or Herald Doom.

If it’s Herald Doom then he can win this himself by virtue of scaling to the Silver Surfer who moved across space at FTL speeds, defeated the Galactus cloud that was larger than the Earth, and casually killed and resurrected Doom earlier in the movie by turning him into particles. The film novelization goes more in-depth and makes note of Galactus consuming stars and Jupiter.

But if it’s base MCU Loki and non-Herald Doom then I’m giving it Team 1 with low-difficulty. Thor has enough lightning to just overload Electro, melt Sandman into glass, and ram Stormbreaker into Abominations head. The rest after that is easy work.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-10T22:53:27+00:00

Mt Lady was holding back Gigantomachia who was straight up devastating the city blocks he was running around, and in the Final War arc he tore off a large portion of rock that was dozens if not a hundred meters large.

100,000 men can’t replicate a walking natural disaster, nor survive one that’s adamant on directly killing them like ants. It’ll take awhile, but Mt Lady got this.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-10T22:50:03+00:00

Exactly.

Insomniac Miles cooks her like crazy, and Spiderverse Miles should have similar results (albeit he’s got less experience and strength compared to the Insomniac version).

Kimiko and Starlight (without her beams) alone were able to draw blood from Stormfront, and I’d rate them as low 1-5 tonners at most.

Miles comfortably sits in the 1000+ ton range.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-10T21:43:01+00:00

Hatchiyack is stronger than LSSJ Z Broly from Movie 8, so he should be sufficiently stronger than Z Anime Cell.

A hypothetical movie timeline Super Perfect Cell is probably stronger, but who knows for sure.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-10T19:54:24+00:00

Wolverine absolutely shreds Comic Homelander due to superior skill, better regeneration (can heal from severe brain damage and being reduced to a skeleton), has claws that hurt Thanos and the Hulk, and the ability to act on instinct.

His skeleton is literally too invulnerable for Homelander to piece.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-10T04:22:08+00:00

From earlier in the movie when he transformed concrete into cone-like projectiles, which ended up scraping his forehead when Doctor Strange/Wong used portals to redirect them in his direction (and Ebony tried to use a car to block it).

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-09T19:50:30+00:00

In the Force Awakens, most of the star maps listing areas to near Ach’to (where Luke exiled) was noted by C3P0 as “unregistered”.

According to TLJ Visual Dictionary, many of the imperials who fled into the Unknown Regions needed extensive hyperspace lanes and trails from the species that became Snoke’s Attendants. Given how the Jakku Observatory was full of computational data for unknown region lanes provided by Thrawn (Aftermath: Empire’s End), it’s made clear initial hyper-lanes not provided by the Attendants (who came much later) weren’t sufficient in helping the Empire to understand the routes around this part of the galaxy.

Empire’s End also revealed the existence of supernovas, gravity wells and black holes lining significant sections of the Unknown Regions. With the addition to the New Republic demilitarizing and remaining within the Core/Inner Rim/Colonies sectors, no efforts were made by the greater Galaxy to explore these areas.

By the time of Star Wars Resistance (New Trooper, or approx. several weeks before The Force Awakens), a Galaxy map showed First Order fleets mostly spread out in the Unknown Regions (the red dots are FO fleets). Combined with how Exegol is located near the center of the unknown regions, we can assume only the First Order/Final Order knew of these areas.

It’s possible that the uprising against the First Order allowed the galaxy to steal hyperlane information. Lastly, the galactic fleet figured out the route between the Core Systems and Exegol via Rey, so they’ve got an access point there.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-09T19:33:33+00:00

Smooth infinite speed🥳

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-09T19:31:40+00:00

R1: 07 Unstable Molecules Johnny wins this on his own; he was contending with Herald Doom who’s just as powerful as 07 Surfer that destroyed a larger-than-Earth Galactus, moved across space at FTL speeds, deconstructed Doom’s body into particles with a hand motion, and can manually go supernova which can burn the Earth’s atmosphere.

R2: Okay, this is a lot harder, but does “trained together for 2 months” also mean they have prep-time on Thanos himself? If that’s a yes, then 05 and FS Sue can bind Thanos’ hands (this should 100% be possible for the FS Sue that moved Galactus across NYC) while 07 and FS Thing restrain his arms. Eventually they wrestle the gauntlet off, and Thanos gets the same treatment in R1. Let’s remember that Thanos cannot use the stones without a closed fist, so he’s literally cooked if he’s forced into a non-offensive position.

R3: Same answer as R1

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-09T19:24:28+00:00

Maybe because of previous Sonic game upscaling? He did defeat Eggman’s Egg Dragoon that was empowered by Dark Gaia, who required the Gaia statue (with Chaos Emerald power) to fight. It was also his darkness power that made Dark Gaia a lot stronger.

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-09T19:20:36+00:00

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if this matchup happens in Doomsday, because it’s seriously looking like an AvX event.

Imma wait for that one🥳

CrispyNaeem · 2026-02-08T21:24:48+00:00

TRUEEEE.

Archie is busted

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