Yes because he ignores Poison IE treats it as if it isn't even there.

man reading this thread really disappoints me with larfleezes poison power not stacking... He can barely do anything by himself, and the fact that his poison doesn't stack is just horrid. That should be errated, even with an errata he still isn't very viable in anything but fun matches. Lets look at Atrocitus now

The poison doesn't come from the tokens, so how would it stack? Does a double based figure with poison give 2 damage to someone touching both bases?

So two somewhat related questions....and I didn't have the heart to read the 450 posts before mine.
Larfleeze creates a construct at any point during your turn, according to his power.
Question one, can he make one at the end of the turn after one has been TK' or "munched" by Cyborg Superman in order to bring hum under the cap on Free vs Power actions? I don't see any reason why not, but wante to double-check before playing him.
Question two, f there are two constructs on the map, and he attempts to create one at the beginning of the turn and it requires a Power action to do so, does this now end the "beginning of your turn" phase and transition to the "during your turn" phase? I would assume so, but again thought a double check might be helpful.

Brilliant! I love it!

A better question is should they

And no, they should not.

As long as he has not made one already that turn he can make one. But if he has already been given an action, it would have to be a free one.
Since it does not specifically state "At the beginning of your turn" or is a free action, any action you give would end the beginning of your turn. So yes, if you give him a power action to make a token then that would end the beginning of your turn phase.

Thank you MisterId. I thought that was the case in both examples, but as I have yet to play Larfleeze, and I want to play him on an upcoming wacky team, figured I'd better cover all my bases!

Now, to the beginning to see what I might have missed...

I understand your reasoning chirocker... it is just that this means larfleeze sucks even more.

Nonsense. Larfleeze isn't brokenly powerful, but that doesn't mean he sucks. Play him in a Golden Age game with armor piercing and maybe some barrier for protection, and he can wreck people.

I really want to play him with AP and Warbound to Lex (8 points left over for Protected =])

Larfleeze question I do not see.

If Larfleeze's range is perplexed up to 3. Can Larfleeze attack with a 3 range through his constructs? If he can & he has someone adjacent to him with enhancement. Will the attack through the construct be enhanced?

No, his power applies for close combat attacks and poison only.

That's not quite what is says.

ORANGE CONSTRUCTS: Orange Construct objects are objects that can't be picked up and are removed from the game if Larfleeze is KO'd. Whenever Larfleeze is moved, after actions resolve you may move any or all Orange Construct objects an equal amount. Larfleeze considers characters adjacent to or in the same square as an Orange Construct object to be adjacent to Larfleeze for Poison and close combat purposes.

I know poison will not work but the statement does not say he cannot do range attacks. The statement above in red just refers to adjacent characters only because Larfleeze has a 0 range.

Please explain to me how ranged combat is considered "Poison or close combat". It doesn't say anything about ranged combat, so it has no effect on ranged combat.

OK I see it now, I was thinking the way he uses Orange Constructs was the same way Professor X from Giant-Size X-Men uses fellow X-Men.

Thanks

I am going to use him for the first time this weekend. Just looking for all angles on how to use him. I think he will be fun to play.

Heres a thought then, under the wording you guys are using for the Orange Constructs and them going away if the power is countered, then if someone were to counter Rampaging Hulks power would all of the objects it created go away as well?
While the objects themselves are different, it is the power that created them, just as with the orange constructs.