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Originally posted by BullwinkleMoose
Thanos isn't really Immune to Death. There are just far fewer beings that could kill him.

Death could kill him if she wanted, LT could kill him if he wanted, Presence could kill him if he wanted, Squirrel Girl could kill him if she wanted.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Thanos is immune to death until proven otherwise. Sure, he can die but that doesn't mean he can't come right back.

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Originally posted by King Kandy
It should be plain obvious... his situation is no different from the elders and its been proven that beings can kill them.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Thanos is backed by death herself and we saw him reform from death. We've seen rulk kill grandmaster.

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Originally posted by King Kandy
Um, that's exactly my point... the elders dying means that whether or not death accepts you, you can still die under the right circumstances. Well, the Rulk thing is complete PIS but instances like the In Betweener seem perfectly valid to me because there was a good reason for him to be able to do what he did.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Until someone can kill Thanos or until he loses his unkillable status I disagree. Indestructible form.

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Originally posted by King Kandy
Didn't you just say he could die but he'll resurrect? That means he isn't indestructable. no one is really indestructible even abstracts, so there's no way a mere avatar of an abstract could be.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
He was described as having an indestructible form in the comics. Sure he can be killed but his form will reform atom by atom.

Just using the terminology from the comic itself not my own words.

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Originally posted by King Kandy
Well he just needs to be killed by someone who can stop him from reforming... or as seen with the elders, who had the life sapped out of them without physical damage at all.

you know the terminology means absolutely nothing. people call adamantium "indestructible" all the time and it still gets broken. or mjolner is called indestructible when its been sliced in half or exploded before. Unless you show that he can resist beings on that level of power it means zip, feats>>>statements, especially something so generic as "indestructible".

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Of course you want to ignore the comic's own words and the fact he's backed by an abstract herself. The elders aren't Thanos so quit comparing them. You need to show someone stopping Thanos from reforming don't ask me to prove your negative. It's on you not me.

Thanos had a feat which backed up a statement. It all happened in the comic.

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Originally posted by King Kandy
The elder's actually are basically thanos... for all intents and purposes given that their immortality power is the same as his and comes from the same source. wow geeze. its like asking me to prove all kryptonians are vulnerable to kryptonite.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
No, because they were vested with indestructible forms or as the avatars of death. Not at all unless you have issue numbers or scans proving otherwise.

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Originally posted by King Kandy
They did have indestructible forms and were backed by death.

or how about deathurge he is indestructible and an avatar of death. but you can beat him if your strong enough.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Scans or issue numbers ?

Also rulk killed grandmaster. Do you think rulk can kill Thanos ?

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Originally posted by King Kandy
what do you want me to provide? i'm asking questions about your argument, you answer.

ugh. I don't think rulk could kill grandmaster either... its like squirrel girl beating thanos, just stupid "funny" idea.

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Originally posted by quanchi112
Thanos is immune to death until proven otherwise. Sure, he can die but that doesn't mean he can't come right back.

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Originally posted by inimalist
Man-Thing is also immune to death

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Originally posted by Mindset
Man Thing has the power to overpower that power.