If you could have any item that exists in the comics what would it be?

Started by Broly9212 pages
Broly92 Bow to Amc or else?

What his wheel chair is paper so Paper Shredder beats all comics

galan7777777 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by Broly92
What his wheel chair is paper so Paper Shredder beats all comics
well then why wouldnt u be an eraser? then u could erase comics from existance lol! but really, the anti-life equation wouldnt be a bad thing to have either

invisiblewoman Invisible Authority

An eraser and paper shredder thats good 😂 thats funny

Priest Senior Member

batmans' utility belt

galan7777777 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by Priest
batmans' utility belt
in the whole omniverse ud pick bats utility belt?

Priest Senior Member
Originally posted by galan7777777
in the whole omniverse ud pick bats utility belt?

Hell YEa.
afterr that then the UN

darthgoober Senior Member

I'd pick the Infinity Well. It can talk to you and answer almost any question. It can also show you images from all over the entire multiverse(including the girls looker room at X-Men headquarters). 😄

galan7777777 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by Priest
Hell YEa.
afterr that then the UN
there kind of a big difference between them lol!

Thanos_THOTU The Ghost Who Walks

Re: If you could have an item in the Marvel/DC omniverse what would it be?

For starters:

There isnt more than one Omni-verse.

Omniverse
An Omniverse is the collection of every single universe, multiverse, dimension (alternate or pocket) and realm mention in not only Marvel Comics but also encompassing DC Comics, Image, Dark Horse, Archie, Bongo Comics, and every universe ever mentioned or seen, including our own world. Everything is in the Omniverse, and there is only one Omniverse.

Omni is the Latin word for "all."

DC and Marvel do not have a specific Omni-verse.
They are both a part of it, as much as the real world (-our reality) is.

DC have a Universe. - Nothing more.
And Marvel have a Multi-verse, which was later given the title Mega-verse.

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The Item of my chosing would be the Comic Cube or the Ultimate Nullifier. - probobly the Cube, due to Godhood.

A gem would be nice, but imagion that just a few character's have been able to use much of it's powers.
Thanos and Adam are probobly the only once that can use the powers to a level which makes it better than other artifacts.

If Champion and Gamora can't use much of the power's of their gem's why would you think you would?

Besides I did the exact same thread a month ago.

galan7777777 |Quantum Observer|

the UN is pretty sweet 2!

doctor ketchup Member

the infinity gaunlet

galan7777777 |Quantum Observer|

or the ego gem

Thanos_THOTU The Ghost Who Walks

Originally posted by doctor ketchup
the infinity gaunlet

Don't that count as 6 items?

Priest Senior Member

Originally posted by galan7777777
or the ego gem

Wat does that do?

Thanos_THOTU The Ghost Who Walks

Originally posted by galan7777777
or the ego gem

Wasent Ego gem the weakest? -- It was only good when combinded with the other 6 gems? - Correct?

galan7777777 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by Priest
Wat does that do?
Ego Gem (gold) - Contains the consciousness of Infiniti, when merged with the other gems reforms the cosmic entity the gems were once part of. Also grants the wielder the ability to manipulate dimensional energies. It was not one of the original six gems in the Marvel Universe, but was found in the Ultraverse when Loki attempted to steal the other gems from the existing holders.

Thanos_THOTU The Ghost Who Walks

Originally posted by Priest
Wat does that do?

It allows you to manipulate powersources... It wouldent be useful in our world though. And it's pretty much crappy without the other gems.

galan7777777 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by Thanos_THOTU
Wasent Ego gem the weakest? -- It was only good when combinded with the other 6 gems? - Correct?
correct, in a way

Priest Senior Member

good stuff

Thanos_THOTU The Ghost Who Walks

Anyhow, no human would be able to use the gem to a potential which equals the cosmic cube.