Dr. Manhattan’s Superpowers EXPLAINED 

He isn't flying, he is moving the universe around himself.

Not many people realize Osterman managed to piece himself back together because he spent his childhood building watches from scratch. He pieced smaller and smaller pieces together as he had done all his life.

Thanos: "I NEED THE INFINITY STONES SO I CAN DESTROY HALF OF ALL LIFE"

“I don’t know if there is a god, and if there is i am nothing like him.”

How to be one of the most powerful beings In the universe.

As said in the movie, rebuilding himself was the first trick he learned.

I love in the Watchmen movie Manhattan says he was told he needs a logo. He says it'll be one he respects so he goes with the hydrogen atom. And he like brands it on his forehead

Superman asks the question, "How does a mortal handle and use all that power?"

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What I learned today: Eyelids are not made to block high energy particles.

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"Why he blue though?"

One of my favorite things regarding Doctor Manhattan is how the original comics imply that he has no free will despite his omnipotence. Because of the fact that he exists outside of time, he cannot change it, as to him it has already happened. Ever since I first read Watchmen, that concept has stuck with me and I find myself thinking about the implications. He is both all powerful and powerless to change anything. Such a well developed character. With all your talk of free will lately it’s mighty coincidental that you’re covering our blue boy Mr. Brooklyn...

Even with your eyes closed, there's no escape from his blue nakedness...

After watching this I’m even more impressed of Ozymandius for out smarting him and getting away with it.

"How do you spend most of your day?"

If you remember in the movie, he turned down his glow for his interview

With control over all of the fundamental forces, Dr. Manhattan could probably create any material imaginable. He could tweak the laws of physics such to create a form of water that is solid at standard temperature and pressure. A version of gold that’s blue instead of yellow. A completely indestructible plastic chair that will persist even past heat death. The possibilities are endless.

Everyone: Dr. Manhattan