I don't know a lot about comics, anime, etc. However, my money is on the Juggernaut....(biatch).

"Subbette" honestly wants to know

Right...Subbette....

sorry. need to leave my mom's basement.

God would be top tier

Roook: God would be top tier

Yep. That God fellow. Creating and running the Universe, watching everybody all day everyday. And turning Lot's wife into salt, that was a good one. And impregnating Mary with himself, that has to be up there.

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/rebuttal

SoothinglyDeranged: Hoban Washburne: [2.bp.blogspot.com image 385x477]

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/rebuttal

Superboy Prime or whatever he is called once punched so hard, he broke reality.

Yes, that did happen. Like, he punched the air and it broke.

MBK: Superboy Prime or whatever he is called once punched so hard, he broke reality.

Yes, that did happen. Like, he punched the air and it broke.

Well, hell. I just broke wind...so...I WIN!

:p

The Tick.

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Pffft ...

9/11 Hulk Hogan laughs at your "giant"

HawgWild: Pffft ...

9/11 Hulk Hogan laughs at your "giant"

If Andre had been around on 9/11, Manhattan would still be a burned-out cinder.

But he's not fictional.

Q laughs at Galactus.

please define strongest.

physical strength?

most powerful mind?

space and time altering abilities?

Is Goku stronger than Superman? No.

Is Doctor Who better than the Green Lantern? too ambiguous of a question to answer. please define 'better'.

Super Mario equipped with Kuribo's Shoe.

You can only find Kuribo's Shoe in one level FOR A REASON, people.

Roook: God would be top tier

The Abrahamic God is a character in both the DC and Marvel universes. In DC, God is defined as "The Presence," although the Presence has since abdicated his throne (as of Lucifer). In the Marvel Universe, God is called "The One Above All." Specifically, in The Fantastic Four, he is represented as Jack Kirby.

Man On A Mission: [images.wikia.com image 350x399]

Q laughs at Galactus.

Yep, I think I have to go with Q as well.

Or



Outside chance:

B/c he always cheats.

RexTalionis: Roook: God would be top tier

The Abrahamic God is a character in both the DC and Marvel universes. In DC, God is defined as "The Presence," although the Presence has since abdicated his throne (as of Lucifer). In the Marvel Universe, God is called "The One Above All." Specifically, in The Fantastic Four, he is represented as Jack Kirby.

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No He isn't. The Fear Itself comic series that just wrapped up discussed the metaphysics of the Marvel universe, since Odin's ability to really mess with reality was a big part of the plotline, and so was Mephisto's role playing leader and backstabber of devils to fight off the Asgardian threat. The Abrahamic God and the Christian Devil apparently both exist, but far removed from all the other pantheons, and neither of them communicate directly with the universe (although many lesser demons and devils often pretend to the Devil's throne).

Magneto because he's farking Magneto and has the most stupidly OP power ever.

Trocadero: B/c he always cheats.

You shut your whore mouth!

You say, "fictional character," and yet only cite comics.

crypticsatellite: You say, "fictional character," and yet only cite comics.

Doctor Who?

The Shrike.

"It stood at least three meters tall, the four arms seemed normal on the elegant torso, and the body was a sculpted mass of thorns, spikes, joints, and layers of ragged razorwire. The thousand-faceted eyes burned with a light that might have been made by a ruby laser. The long jaw and layers of teeth were the stuff of nightmare."

"...a terrible tree of thorns rose five kilometers high into a blood-red sky. Human figures writhed on the many branches and spikes: the closer form recognizably human and in pain, the farther ones dwarfed by distance until they resembled clusters of pale grapes... The dunes were frozen and distorted as if they had been blasted and glazed into glass; the boulders and cliff faces also had flowed and frozen like glaciers of pale stone. There was no atmosphere-the sky was black with the pitiless clarity of airless moons everywhere. The sun was not Hyperion's; the light was not of human experience.

"The thorn tree seemed to be made of the same steel and chrome and cartilage as the Shrike itself: obviously artificial and yet horribly organic at the same instant. The trunk was two or three hundred meters thick at its base, the lower branches almost as broad, but the smaller branches and thorns soon tapered to stiletto thinness as they splayed toward the sky with their awful impalement of human fruit... All were alive. All were in pain."

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B/c he always cheats.

Batman + Prep time = Most powerful being ever

um, jesus?

Tom Bombadil.

Why are we having an argument that is highly subjective?

/And "Because fark you! That's why!" is not an answer.

BloodFireDeath: Magneto because he's farking Magneto and has the most stupidly OP power ever.

But he loses, every time.

Followed closely by:

Atlas

/hot like frozen time
//yes yes I know King Crimson is stronger, Dio has style which counts for something.

Dahak

http://marvel.wikia.com/Strength_Scale

Subbette honestly wants to know who Farkers think the strongest Fictional character is and why. Is Goku stronger than Superman? Is Doctor Who better than the Green Lantern?

See... you really can't. Putting aside all geekdom and just looking at the characters you mentioned objectively, it's like comparing apples and crowbars without asking what can both of them do.

They can be used as weapons. Ok, how? An apple can be thrown as a blunt object. An apple can be taken apart and the seeds crushed to make an arsenic powder. If you wanted someone to choke to death, you could cut up the apple and feed it to a target, then make them suddenly laugh. Multiple ways. A crowbar, well, it's mostly a blunt object. But if were made of steel, you could conceivably light sparks off of it and set someone on fire.

Is Goku stronger than Superman? Depends on the question. Sheer power, straight up together? No, Clark is stronger. What if you put their respective "power transformations" into it? Maybe Goku. Depends on the question.

Is Doctor Who "better" than the Green Lantern? In what way? You have to frame these things with a context and question in mind.

The same discussion -- now in Game Form! (Who Beats Who?)

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Absolutely! Flaming Carrot wins, as his powers of mental deficiency and surreal thought allow him to unthinkingly do anything, just like Forrest Gump.

/hot like hellfire