Doctor Manhattan Is The Most OP Superhero

Why Doctor Manhattan Is Extremely Strong

If you haven’t been keeping up with the Watchmen show then what are you doing with your time? Maybe you missed the original comic book by Alan Moore, but if you’re running a little bit behind, don’t worry, we’ll catch you up. Doctor Manhattan is one of the most powerful beings in the universe, but there was a time when he was just a wannabe watchmaker named Jonathan Osterman. We’ll explain what went wrong between him and an intrinsic field and just what incredible feats he’s capable of. You probably guessed that he’s named after the famous Manhattan Project, but we’ll take a deeper dive into his character backstory. And we’ll also explain why this god tier guy decided to use a humble hydrogen atom as his symbol instead of sticking to a slightly snazzier costume. We’ll talk about his past but also reveal why his future could be even more incredible.

What do you think about the way this big blue being has progressed over the years? Do you think he’s become way too overpowered or are you looking forward to seeing him flex against a wide variety of superpowered beings? Take a moment to share your opinions with your fellow fans in the comment section below and don’t forget to give this video a like! Before you go, click on the subscribe button and turn on your notifications to make sure you don’t miss out on a moment of the latest and greatest content from CBR.

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[BSJINTHEHOUSE]

He’s the most OP because he’s not afraid to walk around naked.

[firefistx]

When he retires his glow fades to a silver and he takes up surfing.

[PavelNr]

He can draw perfect circle even without looking. I'm impressed

[Ivanovo_]

He doesn’t travel “mentally” through time, he basically sees all his life at the same time, like if time doesn’t exist to him.

[TheOnlyHaze]

He isnt "time travelling", he is omni present in every timeline. To him they flow simultaneously. "I can´t prevent the Future. To me its already happening"

[vejet]

Talks about how Dr Manhattan is the most OP superhero and never even mentioned his greatest power; the ability to change the size of his genitals

[purple]

“How powerful should we make Dr. Manhattan?”

“Have you heard of god?”

[bobmunk]

“How powerful should we make dr. Manhattan?”
“Yes”

[csm]

Apparently, his most OP power even can't stop his ass getting censored.

[jhalenhanshaw]

Superman: You look tough.

Dr.Manhattan. Life is an overrated phenomenon.

[raphael]

"He isn't running around messing up the timeline"

Flash: *Sweats nervously*

[beantoast]

"Batman couldn't even touch this guy"

...makes sense, it's batman.

[Ashad]

Thanos:Im the strongest
DrManhattan: Hold my pants

[LiamborninDC]

"This is possibly the strangest reaction to Hiroshima"... You miss the whole point, which is that the watch maker had the opposite reaction to Albert Einstein's "The release of atom power has changed everything except our way of thinking... The solution to this problem lies in the heart of mankind. If only I had known, I should have become a watch maker."

[bigbyn]

Watchmen is still the best live action comic book movie ever produced.

[AnimatedASMR]

Dr. Manhattan is not the "The Most OP Superhero" because that would actually require being a hero.

[MegumiHayashida]

He actually has a weakness: his sense of morality. A god with such abilities wouldn't even bother considering mere mortals as useful. But maybe it's not really a weakness.

[onedaydev]

The mitigating factor which apparently went unnoticed by almost everyone, is that even though he knows the past, present, and future, he can't really distinguish them. He's been living through every assassination, natural disaster, terrorist attack, and plane crash in every moment since 1959 but when they happen he's as unprepared as anyone else. Someone with Jon's abilities could easily stop them all, if they could see the future and recognize it as such. To Jon, though, they are all happening *now*. Yesterday is now, tomorrow is now, 1934 is now, 1989 is now, 2019 is now. Everything is happening now. You can't plan for the future when you don't experience linear time.

[MiAeron]

Just one sentence;

Others have powers, "HE" controls the power.

[WayneMiller]

Theoretically he can give another person his powers and make them just like him