Sure I guess. But not like a wall of text or anything, just give me the cliff notes please.
Dragon Ball Super vs. DC Comics and Marvel Comics Debate
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Khaless would rather die than live under Molor's tyranny.
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Here's what I wrote.
He is capable of body manipulation, forcing the Animorphs out of roach morph against their will, dream manipulation, reality warping and space-time manipulation across a universal scale, intangibility for his physical avatars, he can erase people from existence like with the Hakai not just so their motion through time ceases at that precise moment, but that their whole generation of ancestors going back through history is wiped out, he can teleport people through space and time millions of light-years and back again in an instant, he can freeze time, he can rewind time, he can form pocket dimensions, he can read people's minds, he is a master of illusions and altering your perceptions, he can change your emotional state, he is capable of manipulating technology too, and unlike Zeno-sama, he has complete mastery over entire timelines, shifting and just generally rearranging them at his will. It's like he's become a sentient universe across a tenth-dimensional plane, confirmed by the resident alien science expert. You might be right in saying there is no such thing as an omnipotent being, but characters like the Ellimist are the closest thing you can get in fiction. The Ellimist is so broken he could literally solo anyone within DBS. How are you going to fight all that? You can't. You can't fucking fight that. If you think so, then you're just being a moron.
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I see. So is there a circumstance where Goku comes into conflict with this entity, even if it's as contrived as Batman v Superman (2016)?
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SSJGodGoku would insist "time is absolute, you can't change history" even though that's how the Ellimist operates. And we know Goku can't beat Whis, so there's no chance Goku could beat someone who could make Whis his bitch. Yet, I don't expect this guy to concede. He'll just mutter more "time is absolute" crap.
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Considering there's a 50/50 chance Goku died at the end of Infinity War...
(Also though, it's considerably lucky that the entire Avengers team survived. Like a Royal Flush or something).
(Also though, it's considerably lucky that the entire Avengers team survived. Like a Royal Flush or something).
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Um... Goku never fought in the Infinity War...
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Neither did half the universe.
If Goku was even part of the universe, he would be subject to the same fate as half the people that got erased.
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Ah, I see. You compare the Ellimist's control over space-time to Thanos.
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Oh, you mean a telepathic attack. Too bad Babidi had worldwide telepathy and was better at it than Xavier could ever be, yet he couldn't control Vegeta.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Mon Jan 21, 2019 12:35 amHe has telepathic power that can totally take over a person's conscious. Not much Goku can do about that.SSJGodGoku wrote: ↑Sun Jan 20, 2019 11:10 amXavier is controlling Wolverine to try to attack Goku? What the hell is that going to matter?BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Sun Jan 20, 2019 7:31 am Guys I think I got'm beat with Xavier. He wasn't expecting that one.