How would the Dalek fair in the DC Multiverse?

They're the only race that can get caught up in a petty squabble with Batman and also already have constructed a bomb that will destroy all 52 universes simultaneously. The Reality Bomb effected the multi/omniverse, not just the universe it was constructed in.
Also Daleks and their british-looking rivals have been rewriting time constantly, to the point that magic stopped existing because it was getting in the way of their "science" and they went back and removed it from the laws of physics.

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Brainiac, Doomsday, Darkseid, Ares, Mr. Myxzptlk.
How well do each of them do?

So just like everything else in the DC universe?

A single Dalek could go unnoticed for all of a week on DC Earth, and it would've already developed a bomb to disable everyone's powers and liquify their organs, right before blowing up the entire planet.

If it's them at their peak, then DC is in for the long-haul.

>and stairs are gonna be an issue
They can fly.

>They're lasers are on a long fucking cool down
no? they can rapid fire

Don't Daleks also send battle data back in time anytime they lose so that they can have a countermeasure against what made them lose?

Yes. Amongst other even crazier bullshit.

>Stops at Phantom Stranger

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That from Magic the gathering?
See

Doctor who stopped being good when that faggot moffat took over

They should’ve replaced him years ago, and finally the chance came when he left and the bbc in their infinite wisdom replaced him with the faggot who made the silurians look like boring normal people with scales and made a fucking Rosa parks special episode in doctor who

Fuck this timeline

>is retroactively deleted from existence.
GG.

>Can't be erased
Psh

>not “psh, nothing personal kid”
One job

>creates a memetic bomb that causes a continuous swell of information inside his head until it cracks open like an egg from the strain, re-escalating even in spite of regenerative immortality and temporal fuckery
Simply pest control.

Modok?

>Doesn't know who the Phantom Stranger is
Nope

>all these religious pantheons coexist in the DC universe
>the Jewish god gets the most focus/power
Biased much

The Phantom Stranger has been brought down by less than what the Daleks typically bring to bear. Maybe not killed, but he's been pretty fucked up in fairly average (for DC) situations.

That whole "memetic bomb" thing? Literally one of the ways in which the Daleks murdered the guys who wrote physics into being a thing for the multiverse.

>doesn't know Phantom Stranger's complete story
>doesn't know Phantom Stranger is more like a Christian
Guess you are.

>doesn't know Phantom Stranger is more like a Christian
Exactly my point, Jesus is a kike on a popsicle stick so why does that version of god supersede all the rest?

>Doesn't know that Phantom Stranger is a step below Spectre who is far beyond Dalek's peak
>ignoring Phantom Stranger is an aspect of God and was there during fight with Anti-monitor
Even at both their peaks Phantom Stranger has the more overpowered history. Memetic Bomb won't touch Phantom Stranger.

>Doesn't even know that DCs levels go far beyond conventional religions

>Doesn't know that Phantom Stranger is a step below Spectre who is far beyond Dalek's peak
The Daleks peak is a Crisis event to put anything short of Final Crisis and Multiversity to shame. The Spectre doesn't compare at all. Hell, the Daleks and Time Lords used shit like that as tools during the Time War more often than not.

How many universes has Dalek destroyed at his peak?

The multiverse itself essentially became an unsalvageable hellscape during the Time War. Events being edited retroactively, realities being erased, fundamental constants being changed, the whole shebang.

But perhaps the Daleks greatest accomplishment? The Reality Bomb. A solar-system sized weapon whose mere existence caused ripples throughout the multiverse that threatened to destroy it, even without it being fired. It actually being fired would cause what details, and would essentially erase the entirety of creation. All of it.

So how did they get beat by David Tennant then

So how many universes?

Cringe

One Dalek, called Dalek Caan, saw how truly heinous and terrible the Daleks had become, and basically worked to sabotage the entire thing from within, with the Doctor and others coming in and causing the Daleks to panic as things went to shit. Much of what happened in that situation came down to Caan and cosmic luck.

Had the Reality Bomb fired? All of them. Forever. There'd be nothing left.

As for the Time War, no numbers are given. Primarily because it's impossible due to how much temporal and relaity-rending fuckery was going on. But the Time Lords did have the intention of performing the Final Sanction and erasing it all to go full Lovecraftian. So take that as you will.

>Doesn't answer the question

How many universes? Spectre has infinite mass.

>How many universes?
>All of them. Forever. There'd be nothing left.

All of what? Dr. Who verse could be 5 or 15 universes.

Spectre is too much for Dalek. Phantom Stranger takes this.

>All of what? Dr. Who verse could be 5 or 15 universes.
DW exists in an infinite multiverse, and going by the Glory, it's canonically an omniverse. The Reality Bomb was targeted to erase all of that. Right down to the last quantum particulate.

Please research more about the subject of a thread before you start talking bullshit.

They can also go MAX-IMUM EXTER-MINATION and just fucking delete you if they deem it necessary.

Dalek technology is powered by bullshit. Sometimes they have shields that are completely impenetrable to all weapons and just mow down even other technologically advanced baddies and sometimes the Doctor can disable all their defenses with a potato lamp and twist their metal nipples until they fall over. and die of embarrassment.

>and sometimes the Doctor
>the Doctor
There's your fucking problem.

I asked you a question, and you just now answered it finally. In that case Spectre is too much for Dalek since Spectre is the same being and exists across the multiverse. Spectre can defeat beings who can absorb an infinite amount of universes.

I still say Phantom Stranger takes this since he's protected by the Source too.

Mxyzptlk for sure stomps too.

>Spectrewank
The Spectre isn't an actual multiverse-buster or anything near the sort. He's a threat to a universe or two assuming someone bothers to loosen his doggy collar a bit.

>How would bigger, bulkier R2D2's fair in the Laser eyes, Super Strength, Shapeshifter etc Multiverse?

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>Doesn't know what COIE is
>totally neglects Mxyzptlk

I'd imagine that the vast majority of heroes in DC would chip in if the Corps came in saying that the Daleks were out and about, and had gone off the grid somehow. Give a Dalek a couple days to a week, and they'll have more superweaponry than you could shake a stick at.

user, I know both of those. COIE had the Anti-Monitor weirdly shifting in how he ate universes, and he usually required some external means to make them easier to eat. And as for Mxy? He's been foiled by less.

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>Doesn't realize Anti-Monitor's true power
>Doesn't realize Spectre exists even if the multiverse does not, same with Phantom Stranger
>Ignores weaker versions of the Daleks
Dalekswank indeed.

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Reminder that "Dalek" should have been the last time any Daleks showed up. Ever.

They have to keep using them or they lose the rights.

Can they just keep making merchandise of them, or do they actually need to have them in the show?

I hear it's a once a season thing, which lines up with a few hi-and-bye appearances in recent seasons

*their

>Doesn't realize Anti-Monitor's true power
At his height, then sure. But even in his own event, his ability to eat realities varies.

>Doesn't realize Spectre exists even if the multiverse does not, same with Phantom Stranger
Again, at their height. They are hardly ever at that level.

>Ignores weaker versions of the Daleks
'Weaker' versions of the Daleks are just Daleks at different developmental levels upon their timeline. They can always build up to the same power levels that they were at before. And some episodes of the show revolve around stopping them before they can do that.