Originally posted by Xplosive
Not only beating LT, but all at once, and it didn't matter was it LT or some powerless being, literally.
That doesn't necessarily imply a higher level of power. Infinite is still infinite - we're just shown different aspects for dramatic effect.
You are saying how could Wanda shut off affect of IG from other universe, why didn't LT do that (since he exist in every Unvierse at once).
LT very well could if he wanted to. Remember, he never got involved until after it was over and a petittion was filed. AW tried to mouth off and LT instantly shut off the IG. So that actually proves my point.
And if HOTU was trully only universal, why LT coulnd't do that to HOTU.
Ah, now THERE'S the question. The answer is...I don't know. You'd figure that if the HOTU was universal only that he wouldn't be able to defeat the LT. But you'd figure that if HOTU was multiversal that he wouldn't have let Warlock get the jump on him and be all confused about where he came from.
It's a contradiction that was never explained.
We can speculate, however, but it's all we have. My best guess is that Thanos, in fact, only destroyed LT's M-body, which is his manifestation within that universe. In that sense, his power is absolute, even beyond LT's...within that universe.
What's your theory?
Only what we seen that HOTU was imesurably beyond LT or the power IG, immesurably beyond.
"Immeasurably beyond" is only true because you can't measure it. We can't say if it's beyond, or just if its influence is more fundamental. I try to avoid adjectives like that when describing omnipotence.
Adam knew no one could do anything to Thanos, but only himself, to ge trid of almigty powers. And than we find out taht he was manipulated by higher being (which we may reffer to TOAA, but we are not sure), so that tells you a little more than just being universal power, or why they came from other realities to Thanos, if he was only universal.
I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. Who came from other realities to stop him?