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| rdfs:comment | - The Beyonder is was once a God with limitless powers in the Marvel Omniverse. Though with infinite power he is far more concerned about his place in life after being the all and everything within his realm he tries to understand the concepts of Life, Death, and Desire all things that he want experience.
- The Beyonder is an entity of great power, responsible for the Secret Wars. He is the master of Spider-Man's trainer, Madame Web.
- The Beyonder was one of the Marvel universe's most mysterious and powerful super villains, originally conceived as an omnipotent being from another Multiverse he was later retconned to be a rogue and child cosmic-cube who was unaware of his true nature and caused havoc with his reality-warping powers: this new origin is not set in stone however and the true nature/origin of the Beyonder may never truly be known by any mere mortal - he was the chief antagonist of the Secret Wars series and its sequels. What is certain is that he is from an enigmatic higher-dimensional race of people known as the Beyonders.
- The Beyonder is an immensely powerful being with godlike powers, famous for kidnapping several heroes and villains and causing them to fight in the Secret Wars.
* His connection with Ghost Rider: During Secret Wars II, the Beyonder decided to destroy the entire universe. Mephisto convinced the Beyonder to accept a wager: If Spider-Man could pass a test, then the universe would get another 24 hours. For his part of the bargain, the Beyonder temporarily freed Zarathos from the Soul Crystal in order to give Spider-Man a suitable challenge. Zarathos failed, Spider-Man succeeded, and the Beyonder returned Zarathos to the Soul Crystal and left Mephisto.
- Secret Wars In the original story the Beyonder is said to be the sum total of an alternate universe called the Beyond, the power of this dimension is accidentally uncovered by a scientist in the Marvel Universe, who would become transformed by it into the villainous Molecule Man. However the Beyonder's sentience possesses the villainous Klaw and manipulates Doom into unwittingly wasting his powers against numerous heroes - which distracted Doom long enough for the Beyonder to retake his powers.
- This Beyonder was revealed to be a infant of the omnipotent race known as The Beyonders where during the pre-secret wars 2 it was explained that he made the Illuminati believe that he was a Inhuman Mutant a crossbreed between a Mutant of earth and a Inhuman of the alien race this turned out as false. It was revealed in the handbook that the Beyonder was in the Earth-616 universe where he was developing and from the context the beyonders purposely exposed him causing him to take sentient life and sparking the secret wars. He was later Fused with molecule man (At this time it was unknown if he was a bomb or a cosmic cube since the current marvel universe) to make the one known as "Kosmos" which his sibling "Kubik" taught her many things through out the multiverse and one day they were no lon
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| Description | - The being known as the Beyonder is, in fact, a young member of an ancient otherwordly race known as the Beyonders. The Beyonder observed Earth for a number of years and was fascinated to discover that the beings living within Earth's reality were not each a creation complete unto themselves. Within his universe the Beyonder was complete; indeed he was all of his reality. As a consequence, he was naturally surprised to discover that Earth's beings were merely a part of a greater whole making up their universe; one that was itself but a member of a larger collection of universes, perhaps of infinite extent, called a multiverse! Hence, each sentient being on Earth was, in the Beyonder's unique point of view, inherently "incomplete" and thereby [he assumed] must strive to find some way to remedy its incompleteness. For this reason the Beyonder decided that the driving force of all sentient beings must be desire—an emotional state previously unknown to him—which manifested itself as a longing to grow; to be; to evolve into something that one is currently not in order to achieve a sense of completeness. Indeed, upon the realization that he was not all that existed, he began to view himself as incomplete, and, as a result, found that he too now felt desire.
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| abstract | - The Beyonder is was once a God with limitless powers in the Marvel Omniverse. Though with infinite power he is far more concerned about his place in life after being the all and everything within his realm he tries to understand the concepts of Life, Death, and Desire all things that he want experience.
- The Beyonder is an entity of great power, responsible for the Secret Wars. He is the master of Spider-Man's trainer, Madame Web.
- Secret Wars In the original story the Beyonder is said to be the sum total of an alternate universe called the Beyond, the power of this dimension is accidentally uncovered by a scientist in the Marvel Universe, who would become transformed by it into the villainous Molecule Man. The remaining energies of the Beyond gain sentience and curiosity - using its vast power the newly named "Beyonder" creates a new planet named Battleworld out of pieces of other worlds and abducts a number of heroes and villains from Marvel's Earth and has them battle each other so he can observe the never-ending battle between good and evil. The "Beyonder" never referred to himself by that name when communicating with his captives, the name was first used by Galactus - the world-eating entity took an interest in the "Beyonder" when he decided the vast energies he possessed could be devoured: this leads Galactus to storm the Beyonder's realm alongside Doctor Doom (who was also after the Beyonder's power but for different reasons). However the Beyonder is too powerful even for Galactus to handle and thus both him and Doom are banished from the Beyonder's realm. However Dr. Doom would later gain enough knowledge to steal the energies of both Galactus' Worldship and the Beyonder - via utilizing these vast powers Dr. Doom created a 200-mile high golden-tower and gave up villainy, instead focusing his efforts on freeing his mother from the demon Mephisto. However the Beyonder's sentience possesses the villainous Klaw and manipulates Doom into unwittingly wasting his powers against numerous heroes - which distracted Doom long enough for the Beyonder to retake his powers. Secret Wars II The Beyonder would return some time later, his curiosity having been increased by the events of the first Secret Wars he decides to come to Earth and walk among humanity under a number of human guises - however due to his completely alien nature the Beyonder is almost childlike in behavior and must be taught the most basics things of being human, however his curiosity soon sees him getting manipulated by criminals and he uses mind-control to take over the entire planet - he then undoes this when he grows bored of the lack of free-will he has created. The Beyonder then helps to create Kurse, one of Thor's greatest enemies, has a love affair with Dazzler and contemplates his place in the universe - although in doing so he accidentally inspires the creation of a cult. While on a train to New York the Beyonder comes into contact with the mutant Boom Boom and takes her to the Xavier Institute, however she becomes terrified when the X-Men and New Mutants both attack the Beyonder on sight - so the godlike being simply transports them both to a world inhabited by the Celestials, he then threatens to destroy the universe in order to fight and seemingly defeat a large number of the godlike aliens. Boom Boom is understandably scared of the chaos the Beyonder is causing and demands to be sent back to Earth, where she fled to the Avengers to warn them about the Beyonder. Boom Boom would then lead the Beyonder into an ambush by the Avengers, Fantastic Four and other superheroes - although he could easily of beaten them the Beyonder allowed them to defeat him due to the fact he had come to view Boom Boom as a friend. However the Beyonder would soon decide to help humanity via eliminating Death from the universe - however he resurrected the entity when it became clear that life could not properly exist without death and vice versa, during this cosmic-scaled event Mephisto gathered many supervillains to attack the Beyonder in an attempt to gain his power and gain the favor of Death. The Beyonder then engaged in a fight with the Puma, believing his only purpose left was to help Puma find his by allowing him to slay him - The Beyonder amplified Puma's powers tenfold and may of even have let Puma kill him, however a careless comment on the Beyonder manipulating everyone by Spider-Man caused Puma to become disheartened and thus the Beyonder survived. The Beyonder soon after decides all his efforts to improve the universe was a failure and decides to destroy it - he starts by killing the New Mutants and battles the Phoenix. However, in a classic example of the Beyonder's inability to stay focused, he reconsiders his actions and resurrects the New Mutants, deciding that instead of destroying the universe he shall instead create a mortal body for himself that can still hold all his omnipotent-power - he very nearly succeeds in creating his god-child but is killed by Molecule Man before he can succeed, his limitless power is returned to the "Beyond" and causes a Big Bang that creates a new universe.
- The Beyonder was one of the Marvel universe's most mysterious and powerful super villains, originally conceived as an omnipotent being from another Multiverse he was later retconned to be a rogue and child cosmic-cube who was unaware of his true nature and caused havoc with his reality-warping powers: this new origin is not set in stone however and the true nature/origin of the Beyonder may never truly be known by any mere mortal - he was the chief antagonist of the Secret Wars series and its sequels. What is certain is that he is from an enigmatic higher-dimensional race of people known as the Beyonders.
- The Beyonder is an immensely powerful being with godlike powers, famous for kidnapping several heroes and villains and causing them to fight in the Secret Wars.
* His connection with Ghost Rider: During Secret Wars II, the Beyonder decided to destroy the entire universe. Mephisto convinced the Beyonder to accept a wager: If Spider-Man could pass a test, then the universe would get another 24 hours. For his part of the bargain, the Beyonder temporarily freed Zarathos from the Soul Crystal in order to give Spider-Man a suitable challenge. Zarathos failed, Spider-Man succeeded, and the Beyonder returned Zarathos to the Soul Crystal and left Mephisto.
- This Beyonder was revealed to be a infant of the omnipotent race known as The Beyonders where during the pre-secret wars 2 it was explained that he made the Illuminati believe that he was a Inhuman Mutant a crossbreed between a Mutant of earth and a Inhuman of the alien race this turned out as false. It was revealed in the handbook that the Beyonder was in the Earth-616 universe where he was developing and from the context the beyonders purposely exposed him causing him to take sentient life and sparking the secret wars. He was later Fused with molecule man (At this time it was unknown if he was a bomb or a cosmic cube since the current marvel universe) to make the one known as "Kosmos" which his sibling "Kubik" taught her many things through out the multiverse and one day they were no longer together without any real reasons. months or even years later Kosmos goes insane killing millions if not trillions of other beings it took Thanos telepathic powers to stop her rampage and once the annihilation wave had wiped out entire galaxies including the death of the kosmos it fully released a fully powered Beyonder his current location and objective is unknown for more info See: The Beyonders.
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