What are the most impressive non-scaling feats you've seen?

[Sharpandpointies]

There's probably some comic panel where someone is actively destroying multiple dimensions like that Beyonder thing above.

It's just a pretty amusing level of craziness when the writer decides they reaaaaaally want to one-up everyone in the past and future, so they go with 'several billion entire dimensions' because hey, it just sounds so silly nobody else is going to write that.

[The Arbiter]

Didn't Superman 1 Million push an entire galaxy with some variant of his "heat" vision? Or is my memory butchering the event?

[Sharpandpointies]

Didn't Superman 1 Million push an entire galaxy with some variant of his "heat" vision? Or is my memory butchering the event?

I think you are correct, somewhat, though I got there first. ^_^

Superman 1 Million holds off an incoming galaxy with his Eyebeams of Whatever™ on the dregs of his power, as I recall.

[Alias]

IIRC he stopped two galaxies from colliding, with help from his Gorilla Galaxy counterpoint, Titano 1-Mill. I'm not, off-hand, certain either had been previously weakened. If we're truly being nitpicky, they might have only been exerting force on Titano's galaxy, but since it'd been "blue-shifting" at the time, that doesn't necessarily diminish the accomplishment, and I think he was going to try it alone before Titano showed up.

[Sharpandpointies]

Clarity is good!

[Alias]

I'm not always sure what makes a feat 'impressive" outside of context, if even then, but since we seem to be listing the biggest feats possible, here's Michael Demiurgos technically outperforming God:

https://i.ibb.co/R7914yW/Lucifer-53-p2.jpg







(If memory serves, one of the scenes we see on the second to last page is, or should have been, happening in Lucifer's cosmos, but I'm not entirely sure that's true, or that it necessarily makes sense if it is.)

Similarly, Discowrld's Lobsang/Time destroys (I think) and recrereates everything ('a much bigger word than 'universe'") every moment of existence.


...I've also always thought Kenshin cutting inanimate objects so cleanly you could just piece them back together by reattaching them was neat.

[The Arbiter]

I think you are correct, somewhat, though I got there first. ^_^

Ahh. Reading. My only weakness!

[Jcogginsa]

It doesn't Match up with some of the higher end stuff that's already been most but I'm very fond of that Hulk feat from Secret Wars.

Lifting up the 500 million ton Mountain

[Jackalope89]

There's probably some comic panel where someone is actively destroying multiple dimensions like that Beyonder thing above.

Not a comic panel, but an anime scene.



Zeno, after being annoyed by the immortal Zamasu, whom infects Trunks' multiverse, and then spreads through timelines to the main series, wipes out Future Trunks' and Mai's timeline/multiverse. As well as the afterlife.

Yeah, this arc SUCKED for Trunks. His whole life spent defending his world, practically single-handed after everyone else dies without having Dragon Balls, only for everything and everyone to not only be killed, but wiped out completely. But certainly gave the franchise a being that, with a wave of his hand, can end everything with no difficulty at all.

[Alias]

Stormbringer cut through something like ten thousand dimensions before arcing down on Gagak, when the Four Who Are One (Elric and three other Eternal Champions that never really mattered) realized they had to also drain their own world to compete. Granted, that's not quite the same as destroying billions of dimensions as collateral, but I think they might have briefly grown larger than the multivers in the process, if that helps. (i could easily be misremembering that part.)

Actually, here's one comic adaptation:
https://i.ibb.co/bFmVPpY/Sailor-on-t...f-Fate-3-1.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/ZWmVVzz/Sailor-on-t...f-Fate-3-2.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/TLv9NB2/Sailor-on-t...f-Fate-3-3.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/g60Wwv9/Sailor-on-t...f-Fate-3-4.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/rdcJxL0/Sailor-on-t...f-Fate-3-5.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/kQJpjxX/Sailor-on-t...f-Fate-3-6.jpg

[Alias]

I think they might have briefly grown larger than the multivers in the process, if that helps. (i could easily be misremembering that part.)

On a vaguely related note, the Doom Patrol's Rita Farr stretched wide enough to encompass the universe during Milk Wars. (It might have actually been a fair bit more than that, but I don't really care enough to look up the details right now.)

[Sharpandpointies]

Ahh. Reading. My only weakness!

I mean, there are worse weaknesses. ^_^

[K7P5V]

It doesn't Match up with some of the higher end stuff that's already been most but I'm very fond of that Hulk feat from Secret Wars.

Lifting up the 500 million ton Mountain

Speaking of lifting heavy objects, I'm hoping this one counts. But a personal favorite would be the time Thor manages to support an entire building & prevents it from collapsing...

[Username taken]

Legion remaking reality to eliminate the Elder gods was insane.

More recently, Hulked out Thor tearing apart the world tree after Odin used all the powers and magic of the 10 realms to restrain him was OP.

[Dark Soul # 7]

These are not the most impressive feats ever. But I do find them memorable.

In the movie version of Goku and Beerus' first fight, Goku punches a hole straight through King Kai's tiny planet. This tiny planet has a gravity that's ten times stronger than that of Earth. So it should be incredibly dense, and Goku just punches straight through that.

In Devil May Cry 3, Dante and Vergil has a sword fight in pouring rain. The fight is so fast and intense that they that they cut every rain drop around them, creating a open dome like shape within a rain storm.

With the last dregs of his power burning out, All Might's final punch against All For One generated a tornado strong enough to rip building into the air.