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Maybe junctioning with Guardian Forces from FFVIII that let you use magic and all kinds of abilities. With a possible side effect of suffering from memory loss.

When Muzan tries to fight Raziel

The Great Question :mjpls

OVER-1 from Rockman XOver has all the abilities of the previous Mega Mans and other characters with his augmented Battle Memories.

Mega Man does have a mobile game Mega Man Dive. This seems to be the common theme with mobile games of existing franchises like Disgaea and Fire Emblem to have multiversal shenanigans.

It's funny how the Mega Man series jumps the gap from small planet level to multiversal with Mega Man Volnutt being the weakest. Mega Man Classic: Small planet level+ Mega Man X: Star level Mega Man Volnutt: Island level Mega Man.EXE: Multiversal Mega Man Starforce: Small galaxy level

Though Mega Man.EXE is multiversal.

Small galaxy level and mftl+ https://outskirtsbattledomewiki.com/index.php/about?view=article&id=2839:character-profile-mega-man-starforce&catid=8

The only version of Guts that stands a chance.

Best to play Breath of Fire 2 on a SNES emulator with this faithful translation. https://www.romhacking.net/translations/1384/

Ainz when he tries to use time stop against Elminster only to get a cow fall on his head.

The Doctor with his powerups is either multiversal or megaversal with the Time Vortex, Lux Aeterna or the Glory.

Ainz is level 100 and can barely destroy a town. Meanwhile, a D&D level 20 adventurer is powerful enough to take on foes that can destroy islands or countries or even something like a Tarrasque with a lot of preparation and planning with other adventurers.

Elsword has a character that is basically Accelerator.

Every time I see Tiamat, I think of this bitch

Or this cat

D&D has so many hax abilities like the Time Ravage spell that rapidly ages foes so that they die of old age.