Originally posted by GalacticStorm
Its cool. Allow master to impart his wisdom young padewan. 😱Jean is currently searching for the missing shards of her phoenix self so they can all gather together in the white hot room.
She never truly dies, her physical essence just needs to be destroyed so that she can move on to another plane, be it the white hot room or another place/time in creation.
😂 Retconned down again 🙂
Originally posted by WhirlysplattSoo . . .you're just here to troll GS again, is that it?
I'm not bitter at all I can spell Kabbalah - Your spelling Kaballah in google http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Kaballah&meta= asks if it meant mine Kabbalah, whse wrong? Whose bitter? 🙂 you are found out again🙂
The majority of your posts and the majority of each post that is not, is just trolling GS. . .
What the hell does spelling קַבָּלָה correctly have to do with Storm versus Spiderman?
Anyway, yeah. As has been said Strom takes this if there is rangfe and Spiderman takes it at close quarters.
Originally posted by Creshosk
Soo . . .you're just here to troll GS again, is that it?The majority of your posts and the majority of each post that is not, is just trolling GS. . .
What the hell does spelling %u05E7%u05B7%u05D1%u05BC%u05B8%u05DC%u05B8%u05D4 correctly have to do with Storm versus Spiderman?
Anyway, yeah. As has been said Strom takes this if there is rangfe and Spiderman takes it at close quarters.
hello Cresh nice to see you 🙂
Yes I think I did state that distance was the key factor in this battle.
Originally posted by cheldonGive acid rain in his body?
storm wins..........she can strike him with lightning, give acid rain in his body and even blow him away in a whirlwind...........how could spiderman win? i really don't know. maybe you guys can tell me how.
Storm doesn't have control of acid rain. . .
Originally posted by Creshosk
It's really kinda hard to get the proper proper spelling up since it involves Non-Roman characters. . . and that is what it is supposed to be.
Interstingly enough, accepted translations tend to exist unless they are regional Kabbalah is the one Jews use.
By the way GS's whole theory is lifted from another forum - the people on there reacted to it as I have, 🙂 I would give its name and page but I can't on here if anyone wants to read it they can pm me 🙂
So Jean is in shards 🙂 hmmmmm............. how does that work 🙂 If Jean is Phoenix and Phoenix is Jean and both are an aspect of God....
anyway back to the thread 🙂
You just said it, acid rain makes your skin melt or whatever. That seems a little different from the effects of clean water and seems like an advantage. But anywhere.
Can somebody please, once and for all, explain these different universes things to me.
Like how many there are and what's the difference between them and how did they come about and are they connected and what ones are being written now and if the other ones are not written about anymore and are over on just on a little break or still going on and all being written at the same time and stuff like that.
So can somebody please explain. Because I know nowhere around here where they sale comic books, I am unable to read them. I wish I knew how to subscribe or something. How do yall get yalls.
You can even pm me with the info. if you want.
Thanks.
Originally posted by stormfront13But she can't in 616. . .(and how she can in ultimate is beyond me since acid rain is NOT a normal weather pattern. . .
she can control acid rain in the ultimate universe
Can I use Warverine in a fight versus Storm?
Warverine is not 616 Wolverine either, Warverine took out Juggernaught, Apocalypse and Magneto. . .
Originally posted by powerfulone1987I'll try, first by answering your questions. . .
Can somebody please, once and for all, explain these different universes things to me.
Originally posted by powerfulone1987Technically there are an infinite number of alternate dimensions/realities/universes.
Like how many there are
Originally posted by powerfulone1987The differences can be as major as bing infinitly different to being only partially different. Usuall we only see ones that have specific differences.
and what's the difference between them
Originally posted by powerfulone1987For every action we take, for every desicion we make, an alternate reality/dimension/universe is created in which we choose a different action, or made a different decision.
and how did they come about
Originally posted by powerfulone1987In a matter of speaking. . . most can be reached through vibrational attunement. However not everyone can do this and not all of them have been interacted with.
and are they connected
Originally posted by powerfulone1987Universe-616 is the mainstream comics. . I'm not sure which all we see are 616, it's easier to say which ones are not. Ultimate Universe is not for example. And the What if series shows us various random alternate earths that have ranged from Wolverwimp (Wolverine had a styrofoam skeleton and was beaten up by a mean little girl named Maggie Neato, to Warverine, wherein Wolverine took out a large number of villans he would never be able to in 616. . . in another Storm was a host to the phoenix force. . .etc. . .
and what ones are being written now
Originally posted by powerfulone1987The what if's are usually one shots. . . we don't follow most of the what if's for more than that comic.
and if the other ones are not written about anymore
If you need more information I can give you some links with the information.
Thanks for you explanations but they were kind of technical. Like a course in Universes. I didn't really feel like I was being told about the Universes of the comics. Like with the writers being involved.
Do they randomly come up with new Universes each week or is there some linear story where every once in a while a new universe comes into the story.
For example when you were explaining how to get from universe to universe, it sounded like you were talking about in general, when I wanted to actually know how the characters do it.
And so is the original Xmen not in the comics anymore? Do they just feature a new universe each week or something?
Originally posted by powerfulone1987616 is ongoing, it's what we've followed from the begining.
Thanks for you explanations but they were kind of technical. Like a course in Universes. I didn't really feel like I was being told about the Universes of the comics. Like with the writers being involved.Do they randomly come up with new Universes each week or is there some linear story where every once in a while a new universe comes into the story.
For example when you were explaining how to get from universe to universe, it sounded like you were talking about in general, when I wanted to actually know how the characters do it.
And so is the original Xmen not in the comics anymore? Do they just feature a new universe each week or something?
http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/appdim.htm
http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/appalte.htm#RulesOmniverse
A Universe is a single dimension reality, such as Earth-616, the mainstream Marvel Universe.
Uni - "one"
The Multiverse is the collection of alternate dimensions with a similar nature and universal hierarchy. Earth-616, pretty much all of the What if? worlds, and the vast bulk of the alternate Earths seen in the MU (which include beings like the Watcher, Eternity, etc) are within the same Multiverse. The myriad realms of Earth-616's Multiverse are overseen by the Living Tribunal. Those realms that lack this hierarchy of power are outside of the Multiverse, but within the larger Omniverse.
Multi - "many"
The Omniverse is the collection of every single universe, dimension, etc. This includes the real world (right outside of your window--get out of your parent's basements and check it out!!), but it also includes every single universe, realm, etc., every mentioned in any of Marvel Comics, as well as those from DC, Image, Dark Horse, etc. It includes every single literary, television show, movie, urban legend, whatever universe/realm ever. It includes everyone from Popeye to Rocky Balboa to Ronald Reagan to Romeo and Juliet to Luke Skywalker to Snoopy to Jay and Silent Bob, etc.
EVERYTHING is in the Omniverse, and there is only one Omniverse. Period. The End.
Omni - "all"
The above classification system was devised (at least in part) by Mark Gruenwald. However, it does seem to be missing one element. We have coined the term Megaverse to include realms associated with a particular line of comics, etc., but outside of the Multiverse. This would include such realms as the New Universe, Earth-Shadowline, etc. These realms lack the cosmic beings of the mainstream Multiverse, yet they are still more closely tied to other Marvel Universes than those of other comic lines (such as DC). Thus they are included within the Marvel Megaverse.
Mega - "big" (used to imply a larger grouping than the Multiverse).