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Anti-Monitor (Post-Crisis)

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A( Anti-Monitor (Post-Crisis)
Ranked#229
Rank
#229of 783
Rating
2,384pts
Win rate
71%
Record
514W / 213L
Kill reach
5/10
Still being built

This character hasn't been fully mapped yet, so treat what's below as a work in progress rather than a finished verdict — abilities still being mapped, no written profile. Ratings and abilities change as data is added.

Rating is a score, not a position — it rises by beating strong opponents and barely moves for beating weak ones.

Engine verdict · closest matchups, resolved just now
Defeats 5 nearby
PProtege
Protege
KTKang the Conqueror
Kang the Conqueror
SWScarlet Witch (MCU)
Scarlet Witch (MCU)
IMIron Man (Godkiller)
Iron Man (Godkiller)
KKrillin
Krillin
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Even fight 28 nearby
S(Sukuna (20 Fingers)
Sukuna (20 Fingers)
DDumbledore
Dumbledore
BDBase Dr. Doom
Base Dr. Doom
F(Flash (Speed Force God)
Flash (Speed Force God)
LLobo
Lobo
VVergil
Vergil
Loses to 3 nearby
TTrigon
Trigon
K(Kaguya (Sealed)
Kaguya (Sealed)
TSTomura Shigaraki (Apex)
Tomura Shigaraki (Apex)
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Physical
Strength
6
Speed
8
Durability
7
Energy
7
Intelligence
5
Combat
0
Win conditions
Reality
0
Erasure
0
Immortality
0
Control
0
Untouchable
7
Authority
0
On the page
Logged encounters, feats and notes are in the Canon record.
Canon record · encounters, feats and notes

These entries record encounters, feats and other events from the character's stories. Read each outcome with its version, sources and condition tags. Arena verdicts use the selected versions and matchup rules; a story result does not determine an arena result. This panel is for reference and does not feed the engine. The record is still being expanded.

Contains story spoilers.

Feat / note
Sinestro Corps: returnGreen Lantern: Sinestro Corps Special #1, ending

Revealed at the end of the special as the resurrected Anti-Monitor in Sinestro Corps uniform, the Corps' "Guardian"; no opened source describes his body as broken or weakened here.

Evidence checked: plot summary checked DC: Sinestro Corps Special #1 Comic Book Revolution: Sinestro Corps opening Wikipedia: Sinestro Corps War
Loss
v Guardians, Green Lantern Corps and Superman-PrimeGreen Lantern vol. 4 #25, Guardians exchange – Green Lantern vol. 4 #25, Prime betrayal

Superman-Prime punches a hole through the already damaged body (Wikipedia: flies through his armour) and hurls him into deep space.

3 logged exchanges
  1. Green Lantern vol. 4 #25, Guardians exchangeSiphons New York's positive matter and drives back the assembled heroes; when the Guardians attack he trades blows with them and disfigures Scar's face. plot summary checked Comic Book Revolution: Green Lantern #25 Wikipedia: Anti-Monitor
  2. Green Lantern vol. 4 #25, Warworld detonationSurvives the explosion in badly damaged condition. plot summary checked Comic Book Revolution: Green Lantern #25
  3. Green Lantern vol. 4 #25, Prime betrayalSuperman-Prime punches a hole through the already damaged body (Wikipedia: flies through his armour) and hurls him into deep space. plot summary checked Comic Book Revolution: Green Lantern #25
Evidence checked: plot summary checked Comic Book Revolution: Green Lantern #25
Feat / note
Black Lantern battery imprisonmentGreen Lantern vol. 4 #25, epilogue

His fallen body becomes imprisoned as a battery source.

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Comic Book Revolution: Green Lantern #25
Loss
v Dove and the Lantern CorpsBlackest Night #7 · also Green Lantern Corps vol. 2 #46

Reanimated as a Black Lantern outside Nekron's control, he begins to emerge from the battery; the Lantern Corps fire Dove through his head and the battery takes him back.

Fought weakened
2 logged exchanges
  1. Blackest Night #7When the battery is brought to Earth he stirs inside, demands to be let out and drains Dove's energy to escape. plot summary checked Wikipedia: Anti-Monitor Wikipedia: Blackest Night
  2. Green Lantern Corps vol. 2 #46Reanimated as a Black Lantern outside Nekron's control, he begins to emerge from the battery; the Lantern Corps fire Dove through his head and the battery takes him back. plot summary checked Wikipedia: Anti-Monitor
Evidence checked: plot summary checked Wikipedia: Anti-Monitor
Feat / note
Blackest Night: resurrection and banishmentBlackest Night #8

External resurrection releases him; Nekron sends him back to the antimatter universe.

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Wikipedia: Anti-Monitor Wikipedia: Blackest Night
No decisive result
v Boston Brand (White Lantern)Brightest Day #3

Brand damages his chest armour and evades the return blast.

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Wikipedia: Anti-Monitor
Feat / note
Forever Evil: Earth-3 aftermathForever Evil #7, final scene

Aftermath identifies the consumer of the Syndicate’s world.

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Superman Homepage: Forever Evil #7 Comic Book Revolution: Justice League #44
Feat / note
Darkseid War: Metron confrontationJustice League vol. 2 #40 (prologue; also the Divergence one-shot)

On the ruins of Earth-3 Metron names him Mobius, former owner of the Mobius Chair; he says he will kill Darkseid, with Grail's help.

Statement by Metron, not a demonstration

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Wikipedia: Anti-Monitor Wikipedia: Darkseid War
Feat / note
Knowledge request failsJustice League vol. 2 #43, opening page

Batman asks the chair for the Anti-Monitor's identity and gets no answer; he and Hal then go into the multiverse to seek answers about him.

Statement by Mobius Chair, not a demonstration

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Everyday Is Like Wednesday: Justice League #43
Win
v DarkseidJustice League vol. 2 #44 (2015), pp. 4–15 (reviewer pagination) – Justice League vol. 2 …

Seizes the Black Racer Darkseid summoned, fuses it with Barry Allen through the Anti-Life Equation ("in my veins") and hurls the Racer-Flash through Darkseid, who dies.

Help: Grail blinded Kalibak, distracting Darkseid for a sucker-blast

Had help
2 logged exchanges
  1. Justice League vol. 2 #44 (2015), pp. 4–15 (reviewer pagination); the clash begins on the last pages of #43They trade simultaneous punches; when Grail's blinding of Kalibak distracts Darkseid he sucker-blasts him; Power Ring's construct forces them apart; Darkseid summons the Black Racer, which slices open his side, then pins him, tears off his mask and Omega-beams his chest. plot summary checked DC: Black Racer reversal Comic Book Revolution: Justice League #44
  2. Justice League vol. 2 #44Seizes the Black Racer Darkseid summoned, fuses it with Barry Allen through the Anti-Life Equation ("in my veins") and hurls the Racer-Flash through Darkseid, who dies. plot summary checked DC: Black Racer reversal The Batman Universe: Justice League #44
Evidence checked: plot summary checked DC: Black Racer reversal The Batman Universe: Justice League #44
Feat / note
Mobius origin revealedJustice League vol. 2 #44, Qward sequence

The chair reveals he was once Mobius, who built the chair, went to Qward seeking something forbidden and was transformed by the Anti-Life Equation he unleashed.

Statement by Mobius Chair, not a demonstration

Evidence checked: plot summary checked The Batman Universe: Justice League #44 Everyday Is Like Wednesday: Justice League #44
Feat / note
Darkseid War: Mobius emergenceJustice League vol. 2 #47, final pages (cocoon begun after Darkseid's death, #45–46)

Mobius emerges from the cocoon and seeks the chair.

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Comic Book Revolution: Justice League #47 Wikipedia: Darkseid War
Loss
v Justice League, Lanterns, Crime Syndicate, Lex Luthor and Steve TrevorJustice League vol. 2 #48, Batman exchange – Justice League vol. 2 #49, Steve Trevor atta…

On Grail's order a resisting Steve Trevor, carrying the Anti-Life Equation, disintegrates him with an eye beam; Wikipedia says he is left a skeleton.

7 logged exchanges
  1. Justice League vol. 2 #48, Batman exchangeBlasts Batman out of the Mobius Chair and demands it back, saying Batman barely understands its power; Hal Jordan and Power Ring then fight him as the Green Lantern Corps arrives and takes on his shadow creatures. plot summary checked Comic Book Revolution: Justice League #48 The Batman Universe: Justice League #48
  2. Justice League vol. 2 #48, lasso exchangeWonder Woman's lasso makes him admit he is enjoying the fight; Superwoman's lasso of submission fails once he declares he will never submit again, and he takes both women down. plot summary checked Comic Book Revolution: Justice League #48
  3. Justice League vol. 2 #48, Ultraman assaultUltraman knocks Superman out of the fight and beats Mobius until Mobius powers up and takes the upper hand. plot summary checked Comic Book Revolution: Justice League #48 The Batman Universe: Justice League #48
  4. Justice League vol. 2 #48, Ultraman deathDisintegrates Ultraman after the exchange. plot summary checked The Batman Universe: Justice League #48
  5. Justice League vol. 2 #49, Lex exchange (opening clash and after Superman falls)Trades punches with Lex, now a god of Apokolips with the Omega Effect; after Superman falls his shadow demons swarm Lex and he lunges to kill him, until Grail arrives. plot summary checked Inside Pulse: Justice League #49 Weird Science: Justice League #49
  6. Justice League vol. 2 #49, Trinity attackAs the Trinity converge, Batman calls his moves for Superman, who pours his Apokoliptan energy at him; Mobius siphons that energy out of Superman and flicks him aside, leaving Superman in his familiar state. plot summary checked Inside Pulse: Justice League #49
  7. Justice League vol. 2 #49, Steve Trevor attackOn Grail's order a resisting Steve Trevor, carrying the Anti-Life Equation, disintegrates him with an eye beam; Wikipedia says he is left a skeleton. plot summary checked Inside Pulse: Justice League #49 Weird Science: Justice League #49
Evidence checked: plot summary checked Inside Pulse: Justice League #49 Weird Science: Justice League #49 DC: Justice League #49

Tags describe recorded circumstances. They do not establish that the outcome depended on those circumstances, and an untagged entry does not guarantee equal conditions. Wins and losses include team encounters where indicated. Counts cover the entries listed here, not the character's complete fight history.

Abilities · rated 0–10
super speed8 energy projection7 invulnerability7 brute strength6 energy absorption6 flight5
Weaknesses · what an opponent can use
stamina drainminor
Background

Weakened but still one of the most powerful beings in DC

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