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Marvel · one cited deathSecret Wars · 2015

Doctor Doomvs The Beyonders

Does this death move the ranking?

Upset

The lower-ranked entity killed the higher-ranked one. The record and the ladder disagree.

The order survives, and the annotation does most of the work: he was not alone, and what he used was not his. Fourth place is argued from the stewardship that followed rather than from the killing that made it available, and his entry is candid that the power was borrowed and later repossessed. Force wielded in company, on loan, is evidence about the force. That is also why he sits below a man who had to borrow nothing to be dangerous to the same parties.

The connecting record

Doctor Doom killed The Beyonders in Secret Wars (2015).stated

with Molecule Man and Strange, then took what they had

What each of them is ranked on

The killer
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Doctor DoomVictor von Doom — comics

comicscomiccontested
  • Secret Wars · 2015 · shown

    Takes the Beyonders' power, assembles Battleworld from dead universes, and rules it as God Emperor.

  • Secret Wars · 2015 · stated

    Holds it together for eight years, having rewritten what its people remember.

When the multiverse finished collapsing, Doom took what was left, stitched it into a single patchwork world and ran it as a god for eight years while the survivors were made to forget there had ever been anything else. He did not generate the power and it gets taken back off him. He is still the only person here who has been personally in charge of everything that exists.

The victim
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The BeyondersThe ones who finished — comics

comicscomiccontested
  • New Avengers · vol. 3 #29–33 · stated

    Named as the killers of the Living Tribunal and the cause of the incursions destroying the multiverse. — 2015

  • Secret Wars · 2015 · shown

    The multiverse ends, leaving one patchwork world assembled from the survivors.

They killed the Living Tribunal, they killed Celestials, and then they collapsed the entire multiverse to a schedule, universe against universe, until one was left. Nobody else here completed a plan that size. The contested tag is for the obvious objection: they barely qualify as characters, they have no dialogue, and their motive is never explained. The wreckage is still on the page.

What this does not settle

One death in one work. It is the only place the record puts these two in the same room, and it is evidence about that meeting and nothing wider — not a general matchup, not a rematch, and not a ranking of its own. The ladder above it is argued from everything either of them has been shown doing; this page is argued from one citation. Where the two disagree, the disagreement is the point, and it stays visible rather than being resolved by whichever of them happens to be on this page.

Both entries carry their full receipts on the Marvel ranking — 4 citations between them.