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dude...

Imperiex ends this with a single hand-blast, as his blasts are comprised of the one and only force of Entropy itself(not the entirely made-up 'faux-Entropy' that some people here like to pretend he fires.)

otoh, the IB is technically a conceptual entity. can entropy end a concept....?

i wonder if there is an opposite entity IB could summon to face imperiex?

Originally posted by leonidas


otoh, the IB is technically a conceptual entity. can entropy end a concept....? https://s7d4.turboimg.net/t1/40895065_The_Flash_1987-2009_141-015.jpg



Originally posted by leonidas
i wonder if there is an opposite entity IB could summon to face imperiex? Imperiex is the embodiment of both destruction AND rebirth. Not sure if an opposite can exist for a being who already embodies creation-level opposites..?

Originally posted by leonidas
i wonder if there is an opposite entity IB could summon to face imperiex? I don't think IB has the power to summon Superman

Pretty sure IB's bones will survive.
shifty

Originally posted by Galan007
https://s7d4.turboimg.net/t1/40895065_The_Flash_1987-2009_141-015.jpg



Imperiex is the embodiment of both destruction AND rebirth. Not sure if an opposite can exist for a being who already embodies creation-level opposites..?

ohh, nice scan. forgot all about that.

and you raise a good point about imperiex's own embodiment. hrm. probably not now that you say it. IB is most likely eff'd completely here.

IB got exhausted with the Hulk.

Hulk is Abstract+..

Hi Carv

Imperiex erased the Black Racer.

So, can Imperiex erase any DC concept? Like Kismet, or the Endless?

That "universe truly end" bit, is Carry's vision,
and obviously the newer writers taking the cosmic/divine/meta-textual ride, don't care about Elaine.

It's like Bran inquired:

"How many dudes have been the COIE hand now?

Perpetua, Volthoom, Krona, AM, Spectre (iirc), TEH (iirc)," ...

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I learned this late due to my aficionado inclination concerning Marvel,
but apparently, evidently actually,
both Marvel and DC characters are subject to the whim of different writers.
And unfortunately, not all writers, few really, follow a linear progression of a specific character's history.

rogue Writers apply ... questionable 2 cents input, and mis-informed knowledge,
then there's the forced pis/cis or straight up wtfs to end a story.

It isn't easy to convert fiction into plausibility of realism. We can't really blame them imo.

the endless are confirmed multiversal level abstracts so i don't see imperiex wiping them out--he might be able to destroy certain "m-body" versions of them, but the concept would just reform, ala sandman after he 'killed' himself.

Pretty much.

Imperiex is an absolute universal power, but the Endless operate on an infinitely greater playing field.


For example, Death of the Endless acted like Nekron and all of the antics from 'Blackest Night' were utterly insignificant events that barely even warranted her attention...

Lex: "The attack of the Black Lanterns! The dead rising! That's what this is about, isn't it? It was you behind that!"
Death: "Erm... Oh. Yeah. I noticed that. It looked like they were all having a great time. You know, people do come back from the dead. It's not a big deal... I AM kind of busy.":
http://i.imgur.com/QO5IJRB.jpg

Lex: "The dead have come back to life! Several of them!"
Death: "Like I said: BUSY It happens! In the end, they ALL come back to ME.":
http://i.imgur.com/6xhLI3n.jpg


Imo, this is noteworthy because Nekron alone is a bonafide universal death-abstract. On top of that, he is very similar to Marvel's Oblivion in the sense that he also embodies the void/absolute nothingness...

Nekron IS the sentient darkness/void that existed before the DCU was even created:
http://i.imgur.com/QrnQBNq.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/uWKunpv.jpg

Nekron IS "the empty space between atoms and planets":
http://i.imgur.com/z46gF16.jpg



...And by all indications, Death of the Endless is above not only Nekron, but ALL Death abstracts.

Originally posted by Galan007
Pretty much.

Imperiex is an absolute universal power, but the Endless operate on an infinitely greater playing field.


For example, Death of the Endless acted like Nekron and all of the antics from 'Blackest Night' were utterly insignificant events that barely even warranted her attention...

Lex: "The attack of the Black Lanterns! The dead rising! That's what this is about, isn't it? It was you behind that!"
Death: "Erm... Oh. Yeah. I noticed that. It looked like they were all having a great time. You know, people do come back from the dead. It's not a big deal... I AM kind of busy.":
http://i.imgur.com/QO5IJRB.jpg

Lex: "The dead have come back to life! Several of them!"
Death: "Like I said: BUSY It happens! In the end, they ALL come back to ME.":
http://i.imgur.com/6xhLI3n.jpg


Imo, this is noteworthy because Nekron alone is a bonafide universal death-abstract. On top of that, he is very similar to Marvel's Oblivion in the sense that he also embodies the void/absolute nothingness...

Nekron IS the sentient darkness/void that existed before the DCU was even created:
http://i.imgur.com/QrnQBNq.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/uWKunpv.jpg

Nekron IS "the empty space between atoms and planets":
http://i.imgur.com/z46gF16.jpg



...And by all indications, Death of the Endless is above not only Nekron, but ALL Death abstracts. I actually dont think Nekron Just merely universal abstract, In Green Lanter and Star Trek crossover Nekron existing every universe.
And he beating an almost recovered First Lantern with one strike IIRC

I don't think the Star Trek crossover is canon, is it?

Nah, Volthoom was far from his peak when Nekron 'killed' him... And even then we later learned that Volthoom is effectively immune to Nekron, as he is/was fully immortal due to being bonded with the emotional spectrum:
https://i.imgur.com/8tjPB4R.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/bMyr4Kg.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/GStSXZz.jpg

Nekron in a Star Trek/GL crossover? now that piqued my interest...

Originally posted by Galan007
Pretty much.

Imperiex is an absolute universal power, but the Endless operate on an infinitely greater playing field.


For example, Death of the Endless acted like Nekron and all of the antics from 'Blackest Night' were utterly insignificant events that barely even warranted her attention...

Lex: "The attack of the Black Lanterns! The dead rising! That's what this is about, isn't it? It was you behind that!"
Death: "Erm... Oh. Yeah. I noticed that. It looked like they were all having a great time. You know, people do come back from the dead. It's not a big deal... I AM kind of busy.":
http://i.imgur.com/QO5IJRB.jpg

Lex: "The dead have come back to life! Several of them!"
Death: "Like I said: BUSY It happens! In the end, they ALL come back to ME.":
http://i.imgur.com/6xhLI3n.jpg


Imo, this is noteworthy because Nekron alone is a bonafide universal death-abstract. On top of that, he is very similar to Marvel's Oblivion in the sense that he also embodies the void/absolute nothingness...

Nekron IS the sentient darkness/void that existed before the DCU was even created:
http://i.imgur.com/QrnQBNq.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/uWKunpv.jpg

Nekron IS "the empty space between atoms and planets":
http://i.imgur.com/z46gF16.jpg



...And by all indications, Death of the Endless is above not only Nekron, but ALL Death abstracts.



And Fate tanked him.