Okay, I have a question, if Eternity is supposed to just represent time and Infinity is supposed to represent space, then how come Eternity is always the main cosmic used as the embodiment of the 616 universe, the main person that anyone who wants to take over/destroy the universe has to fight, and often used to represent both time and space?
Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Wait. When did people think he wasn't Jesus? 😑
Everyone is forgetting the excellent scene at the end of the first series where Iron-man goes to give Thor the universe destroying bomb to teleport it away. Black widow is skeptical. She says something like "We are talking about a crazy schizophrenic" or something like that. Then the hangar doors open with Thor silhouetted in the sunlight saying "Oh ye of little faith."
Originally posted by Endless Mike
Okay, I have a question, if Eternity is supposed to just represent time and Infinity is supposed to represent space, then how come Eternity is always the main cosmic used as the embodiment of the 616 universe, the main person that anyone who wants to take over/destroy the universe has to fight, and often used to represent both time and space?
Because Infinity is female and because Eternity is a better known figure.
Agility
I'm trying to work out a ranking system for agility. As I see it, 4 things are involved...
1. Awareness: you need to know, of course, what's happening in your environment and with your body.
2. Coordination: moving your body so as to avoid getting hit.
3. Balance: maintaining control of your body and movements.
4. Speed: obviously, the faster you are, the harder it will be for something to strike you (all else being equal).
Keeping the above in mind: who would be considered more agile - Spider-Man or the Flash? Why?
Comments and critique welcome.
Originally posted by H. S. 6Yeah, he got tossed into the Mkran crystal and it restored his mental powers. He can still walk but that won't last, he almost never has both his mental powers and his leg use together for very long
I hear Xavier got his powers back. Is this true? If so, when did it happen? And is he still walking normally (no wheelchair)?
Originally posted by H. S. 6
I hear Xavier got his powers back. Is this true? If so, when did it happen? And is he still walking normally (no wheelchair)?
He went for a bath in the M'Kaan crystal, then all of a sudden:
*poof*
Powers back!
For about the 100th time, it's really getting a little bit anticlimatic nowadays, like I actually give a **** whether Xavier has to roll around on two wheels or run. It doesn't make a difference anymore, it may have ages ago when it was fresh and original, but it's been over-done to death.
Definetly Brubaker's weakest title.
Flash. light speed reactions, crazy spatial awareness (needed for that kind of high speed movement) and obviously control so he doesn't kill everyone around him.
Spiderman, easily IMO.
I guess what I'm asking is: given the 4 agility elements, how much should speed count?
Originally posted by Grinning Goku
It happened in Uncanny X-Men #486. TThe M'Kraan Crystal gave him his powers back, and it looks like he can still walk.
Originally posted by Big Sexy
Yeah, he got tossed into the Mkran crystal and it restored his mental powers. He can still walk but that won't last, he almost never has both his mental powers and his leg use together for very long
Originally posted by CasanoVa
He went for a bath in the M'Kaan crystal, then all of a sudden:*poof*
Powers back!
For about the 100th time, it's really getting a little bit anticlimatic nowadays, like I actually give a **** whether Xavier has to roll around on two wheels or run. It doesn't make a difference anymore, it may have ages ago when it was fresh and original, but it's been over-done to death.
Definetly Brubaker's weakest title.
Thanks.
Marvel really needs to learn something about being able to commit.