The Q are not absolutely omnipotent, as stated by Q himself in the Robinhood episode, but essentially the Q are omniversal beings who are beyond "mortal" space/time (remember the final episode where Q was putting Picard through his paces at three different points in space/time?
As powerful as Ion is, he would still lose to a fully manifest DC Angel or one of the Endless, rather easily, or even a being like one of the Lords of Order or Chaos. Q is somewhere in those guys level.
Originally posted by thtadthtshldntb
The Q are not absolutely omnipotent, as stated by Q himself in the Robinhood episode, but essentially the Q are omniversal beings who are beyond "mortal" space/time (remember the final episode where Q was putting Picard through his paces at three different points in space/time?As powerful as Ion is, he would still lose to a fully manifest DC Angel or one of the Endless, rather easily, or even a being like one of the Lords of Order or Chaos. Q is somewhere in those guys level.
Why are any of you agraid or embarassed to be called a trekkie, or a comic book fan, or a cosplayer?
I could care less what others think of me and say of me.
I not only am a comic book fan, I am also a cosplayer who went to Anime Expo 2k6 and I plan on going to AE 2k7.
Although I was never into StarTrek much, I still use to watch it as a kid, and I had severel toys of StarTrek including a Picard action figure.
I am a "dork" but I could care less 😛
Originally posted by thtadthtshldntb
The Q are not absolutely omnipotent, as stated by Q himself in the Robinhood episode, but essentially the Q are omniversal beings who are beyond "mortal" space/time (remember the final episode where Q was putting Picard through his paces at three different points in space/time?As powerful as Ion is, he would still lose to a fully manifest DC Angel or one of the Endless, rather easily, or even a being like one of the Lords of Order or Chaos. Q is somewhere in those guys level.
Originally posted by Jesse7With that said, I have never watched a single episode of Star Trek, or have ever worn a superhero costume.
Why are any of you agraid or embarassed to be called a trekkie, or a comic book fan, or a cosplayer?I could care less what others think of me and say of me.
I not only am a comic book fan, I am also a cosplayer who went to Anime Expo 2k6 and I plan on going to AE 2k7.
Although I was never into StarTrek much, I still use to watch it as a kid, and I had severel toys of StarTrek including a Picard action figure.
I am a "dork" but I could care less 😛