WhiteWitchKing
Senior Member
Originally posted by leonidas
[or you could always just take it to the ultraverse, assemble it (apparently against lt's wishes . . .) add the seventh gem to it and recreate the 'infinity being from whom it was brought forth', then beat it with a bunch of ultras and heroes . . .😖hifty:
(yes, canon as mentioned in the handbook . . .)
but . . . of course that wouldn't make the IG TRULY multiversal, but rather something like . . . SELECTIVELY-multiversal . . . 😗
The Gems awoke the mothership of the Entity which was weakened. It pulled the Phoenix Force from the 616 universe into the Ultraverse to use it as a power source for repair. The PF fought from being drained by the ship and broke free but not after being WOUNDED. It had to hide in the Prime. Later Amber possed the PF but the mothership took over the PF, then it was saved by a bunch of ultras and heroes
😖hifty:
[yes, canon as mentioned in the handbook...]
i'm also curious about where you get the idea that magus was 'outside the universe' -- or was 'several universes away'. i'm not saying you're wrong, but rather i'm curious. i don't recall mention of it in IW.
The very beginning of War when Thanos was leaving 616 and jumping around dimensions to find that mysterious powersource that ended up being Magus' base.
All issues of War refering to Magus being outside of the 616 and about 4 issues of Dr. Strange was spent traveling with Galactus to find the Magus across dimensions.
Then there was that whole incident where every heroe and the Infinity Watch jumping across dimensions to find the Magus. The only ones that actually reached his dimension was Doom, Kang, Thanos, and Warlock (who Magus captured).
The better question would be what proof is there that Magus and his base was anywhere near the 616 universe.