What are Morpheus’ powers from “The Sandman”? The powerful protagonist of the Netflix series

The Sandman, Dream, King of Dreams or Morpheus, had many incarnations in popular culture, but writer Neil Gaiman made him one of DC’s most powerful characters in his comic series, “The Sandman”, which now has an adaptation. Netflix, which has raised many doubts about it.

Embodied in Tom Sturridge’s Netflix series, Morfeo is the protagonist of ‘The man of sand’, one of the Eternals, beings who are beyond a divinity and who are far more powerful than many of the Marvel or DC Comics characters, even if in appearance they are not so much.

Known by many names, Dream or Morpheus is one of the most powerful characters ‘The man of sand’, surpassed only by a few such as Lucifer Mornigstar, commissioned by Gwendoline Christie from’ Game of Thrones’ in the Netflix series, or his older brothers, Destiny, who did not appear in the adaptation, and Death, played by Kirby Howell-Baptiste. .

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Although it seems that it has no limits in its strength and its magic, Morpheus is immortal, has magical powers, can make dimensional travel, can also absorb energy. In his realm of dreams and nightmares, he can change reality to his liking, has a great healing ability, projects illusions. Knowing what was, is and will be in the universe, telekinesis and still unknown strength.

How powerful is Morpheus from “The Sandman”?

With so much power, Morpheus is an almost omnipotent being and could defeat any character with relative ease, be it Superman, Thanos or Galactus himself, Dream is above physical existence, reigning in dreams. However, he cannot interfere with mortal life, as he only has to take care of his divine duties.

As long as humanity continues to dream, Morpheus has infinite powers, however, the protagonist of “The Sandman” has divided his power into three artifacts, his helmet, a sandbag and 12 stones, which in the series shows only one ruby , which give you your skills, but can also take them away.

Dream or Morpheus is rarely forced to use his powers in “The Sandman”, whether in the series or in the comics, and has rarely been seen fighting at full capacity. So defining exactly how powerful he is might be beyond the limits of understanding, or at least comparing him to other characters.