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+captain kalz bah, just say Omega level... saying "beyond" omega level, is just retarded -_- Marvels definition of Omega is "Limitless"... so adding "beyond" to it... is just redundant and idiotic. essentially the writer at the time, just wanted the character to sound extra special! (check out my video, top 10 mutants, goes into some detail) saying Beyond Omega is like saying beyond infinite... makes no sense.

+The Titan List Omega level is a power with potentially no limits, beyond omega level implies a character that is on par with the Celestials which is much, much stronger than that. For example, Iceman is omega level because he could potentially freeze the world but that is still not even close to as powerful as someone beyond omega like Franklin Richards who can control and warp reality. It's not a contradiction of terms but having limitless magnetism or limitless explosive power is completely useless and weak compared to someone who can drain the universe of all it's energy, it's a whole different scale.

Maxx Nieves the Marvel definition of Omega is Limitless Potenial. thus, those of that catagory, could potentially push themselves far beyond what they currently have. example, if Iceman wanted to... he could likely freeze the sun, or more. I suggest you watch my video on top 10 mutants. i go into some detail. by definition... Omega means limitless "potential" which in other words, these characters... if they really pushed themselves... they would have no limits. thus to say "beyond Omega" makes no sense whatsoever, since by definition, they are already as powerful as they can be, with having no limitations! the only actual difference between "omega" and "beyond omega" is how powerful they are without the need to push themselves. some characters which have no been labelled as "beyond omega" are implied as such due to their powers and achievements, IE: Legion, Hope, Jean (w/o PF) and Elixir. Legion has hundreds of Omega level powers, and thousands of others... Hope can mimic and amplify any mutant power, and Jean has demonstrated time and again that she can do the impossible (w/o PF) with her telepathy ei: pierce Juggs helm, control Hulk without Banners mind... for starters, and Elixir controls Life, Death and the body. so i say again... Beyond Omega is just the writers way of saying "these particular omega's are extra special!"

The Titan List​ Iceman fully pushing his power is still nothing by comparison to someone who can warp reality without limits. The difference is the nature of the power. He's omega cuz he could potentially freeze without limits, beyond omega has to be a power that is universal or multiversal in scale. You can't compare someone with limitless magnetism or limitless healing to someone who can rewrite existence or potentially absorb all usable energy from existence. That's the distinction. If omega is limitless potential in a power set, beyond omega is a power set that effects reality itself not just certain things within it.

Maxx Nieves your mixing power types with power levels here... which is where i think your confusing what i'm saying. i'm also stating that "beyond omega" is more or less indicating how powerful they are at base level, compared to someone like Iceman, who could end a solar system by freezing the sun. I've had discussions with people, where they are trying to define what "alpha" level really is... maybe it'll help get my power across here as well... Alpha is anything from block rocker (Havok) to world ender (Storm-marvel currently says is Potential omega), while Omega is anything from World ender (Iceman) to omni/mulitverse threat (MJJ, Legion, Hope, Jean, Franklin). there's a large difference... but even those labelled Omega, depending on their powers, can in-fact compete with those lablled "Beyond" Omega. i've said it before, and I'll say it again... i believe the "beyond" is indicating how powerful they are without pushing themselves.

I think the Summers kids are worse. Rachel, Cable, X-Man, etc. Just let them all be from the same future or timeline

it would have worked without the whole Summers brother angle. Cyclops didn't even need to know about it.

What your problem it just sound like nick picking to me. I like the fact that charles has a darker side. Everyone does and it you made big mistake and you coule just erase it from people mind. You have to say it tempting

Yes the man who trapped all of Jean's psychic potential, erased Wolverine's mind made mistakes

+SorryIBlackedOut It wasn't the Professor's choice to make and actions based on what might happen like that is a direct contradiction to what the X-men stand for. The mutants might become dangerous so thy want to register them and build the Sentinels. Plus, wouldn't you feel betrayed if the person who took you in when you were orphaned not only knew you had another living brother and hid it from you, but he erased the fact that him and 3 other people sacrificed themselves to save you? That's completely unacceptable and he had no right to keep that from him.

My argument isn't whether it was his decision to make or not, but whether could you truly blame him for having the best intentions in mind. Yes, his actions contradict everything he built, but everything he did was out of love for the children he was raising. If your son came home with memories of his brother and friends being brutally murdered before him and he was nothing but a shivering ball of a mess with almost zero hope of healing what would you do? Would you just leave him alone and let him remember such a thing? There's soldiers who've seen much more gruesome things in war and they would do anything to unsee it. Anything.

SorryIBlackedOut​ I get what you're saying but again, that's why the Sentinels were built. He may have meant well at the time and thought he could be preventing something but not only was it not his call, it ultimately caused Banshee's death and this horrible series of events with Vulcan. And that's why the X-men were a thing, they believed in not condemning someone as dangerous or too weak to handle themselves and their abilities. By doing that to Cyclops who has been there from the start it's like a christian finding out Jesus was a fraud, he believed in him so strongly and then the Prof was secretly doing these manipulations. It's the same reason he doesn't brainwash the world into accepting mutants, they should have free will over themselves but he took that away from Scott.

been waiting so long thank you so much benny

will you please do the origins of Jackie Estacado aka the darkness

can you do the story batman vs bane forever evil

I want more transformers and spider-man

+Comicstorian thia atory makes me hate Charles xavier

+Ayy lmaoo Another one

+Comicstorian you genious

+Comicstorian I appreciate that.

+Ayy lmaoo u loyl

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He did do a lot wrong.. He messed with their minds! Playing on their trust they had in him. It is not only a massive invasion of privacy but an alteration of a persons entire being.

+Lumiwolf Gaming You know what they say: "The road to hell is paved with good intentions."

+Lumiwolf Gaming Not really. This is something that I wouldn't forgive the Professor for doing too.

***** Still have the Crisis on Infinite Earths and the original Marvel Secret Wars. Along with some of my New Mutants and X-Factor. The rest you mentioned were lost to my cousin "borrowing" them and his house burning down, still have the smoke damaged issue 1 of TMNT though.

+leo larose Yeah he did. He entered and altered a students mind. A student that place so much trust into him that he considered him a father figure. While his intentions were good that doesn't excuse anything.

+Sterling Johnson he was only trying to protect him...but i guess he didn't over think about the consequences

Kenpachi Ken Again, good intentions. But, he erased the memory of the brother he just found

😳 just watch the damn video again

Kenpachi Ken I know what it said, this is just a differing of perceptions. You're looking at it as the end justifies the mean, I think the means have to justify the end.

Yes

+Senses Oh you know he just tried to do one mission like 3 times witch failed twice and just replaced the X men like nothing and let some of them die without letting them know what they are up against on the island

Well the new team knew about the old team I presume

Well they knew a rescue mission but idk if prof.X Told them all what happened and what to expect prof.X never really changed his plan much the 3 times the mission was tried.

+christopher crafte Pretty sure he told the girl who looked after the other mutants.

Yes please

Never heard of him. Nice name tho

+James White He's an Inhuman

+Immortal Turtle (Sharders) He pretty powerful to

Oswald Cobblepot A whisper can kill a man

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+cameron philio we're debating, we need to find time to put it in and we're gonan do black vortex first

+Comicstorian would you consider doing Battle of the Atom? that was a great story!

+Alan Lambert You don't really need to read the comics to understand what Comicstorian is getting at with that, even in the Video Games and TV Shows(rarely in the movies) we see Charles do this type of behavior....ALOT and it becomes very noticable

Kaibaman41 I like to think the best of Charles because of what he HAS done. I was an avid buyer back in the '90s (and it's possible that I have somewhere in a storage space a full set, still in plastic, of the entire original Age of Apocalypse and a signed copy of the wedding of Scott and Jean) but after I got sick I couldn't keep buying. Also I have a bit of a paternalistic streak in my own personality such that I see a kindred spirit in Professor Xavier. And if I have it without the ability to know what my son is thinking (it's the hardest thing in the world to let him make his own mistakes, although I have a relationship with him such that he still respects my advise at 27.) I can only imagine how much more that would come out in a man with the powers of Xavier who obviously sees himself as the father-protector of all of Homo Superior. Else, why would he create a school to teach them how to use their powers for good and why would he send his X-men to save Homo Sapiens as he does.