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The Beyonder (Pre-Retcon)

How these ratings work

This character's data is complete. Every rating comes from documented feats — what they have actually been shown to do, not where fans rank them. The roster as a whole is still being worked through, so matchups can shift as opponents are researched.

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S+ / Bracket 13 / Marvel / Fully mapped
TB The Beyonder (Pre-Retcon)
Ranked#1
Rank
#1of 782
Rating
4,385pts
Win rate
100%
Record
781W / 0L
Kill reach
10/10

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
Physical
Strength
10
Speed
10
Durability
10
Energy
10
Intelligence
10
Combat
7
Win conditions
Reality
10
Erasure
10
Immortality
10
Control
0
Untouchable
10
Authority
9
On the page
Beat Celestial Secret Wars II #5 (1985)

The Celestials tried to stop him on the Worldcomplex and he "easily blasts them all aside": a rout, not a kill.

Beat Molecule Man Secret Wars II #8-9 (1986)

Owen exhausted himself fighting him and was "not strong enough"; the Beyonder won the round. No finish.

Beat Dr. Doom (Beyonder Power) Secret Wars #12 (1985)

Working through Klaw, he planted doubt in Doom and took his power back when Doom lost control against Captain America.

prep — does not carry to a neutral fight
Abilities · rated 0–10
concept destruction10 invulnerability10 matter manipulation10 reality warping10 regeneration10 cosmic awareness9 infinite energy9 power cosmic9 combat reflexes3
Weaknesses · what an opponent can use
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Background

The Beyonder first appeared in Secret Wars II (1985), created by Jim Shooter. A being from outside the Marvel multiverse — the embodiment of an entire other reality — he was retconned in later years into a Cosmic Cube and then an Inhuman mutant, but in his original Pre-Retcon form he remains the most powerful singular…

Rated by running this character against every other in the field and scoring who they beat, not by votes.
Ratings move whenever a character's data is corrected — if a verdict here looks wrong, flag it from the fight itself.
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