OneDumbG0
Find Your Own Fire
^ Other than all the on-panel statements? You can freely argue with Black Bolt Z, Mr Master and quanchi112 over this.
Otherwise, you've also forgotten that a single blast can destroy and recreate. Even the entire Marvel Multiverse.
Originally posted by King Kandy
You don't even understand my point. The CCUs could not only beat the ability Quasar used, but based on feats could beat the one reed used as well. I already showed you how the CCUs were multiversal, and have showings on level with what Reed did. You continue, however, to act like my only claim here is ABC logic. Not so. Based on FEATS, 5 CCUs are above the UN. Therefore, the IG is as well.Iron-Man/XO mini. Fragment of CCU is destroying multiple multiverses.
Very simply, even granting your premise (which I've done several times over for many posters in this thread alone), you are assuming every CCU is created the same and has the same level of power. Because that CCU fragment wasn't even in
Infinity War... but you're projecting its power onto them anyway. Is that it? All CCUs are the same? Ok. Let's move on:
Originally posted by King Kandy
That's true.I wouldn't call that "proof" (because Magus was not using the CCUs at full potential. In other showings, they have power that should easily be sufficient for that task). But yes, that's true.
Actually, it was not on-panel. It was off-panel. As soon as Eternity/Infinity appears, the scene cuts away, and we have no idea what transpired except that Warlock and Et/In beat Magus somehow. Warlock could have taken control of the IG, Et/In could have beat him down, there's no knowing.
Surely.
You wouldn't call it proof although you've used Magus' statements to prove your arguments beforehand? Nice attempt hoping your double-standard wouldn't be pointed out.
... you are hopeless. Warlock was already struggling with Magus for the IG. Why would Warlock then let go of the IG... and reveal that 616 Eternity/Infinity resided in him in the epic climax, where Magus' eyes go wide in horror and... somehow Warlock is actually the one who beats him off-panel. You can't even countenance posting the 4-5 pages that I'm speaking of, can you?
Originally posted by King Kandy
Wrong.I don't "think" it, it's what's shown IN COMICS.
Right.
And clearly every single CCU must be equal to each other. Because if CCUs aren't created equal, then maybe the 5 CCUs in Infinity War aren't as powerful... But no. They must be at least as powerful. That is the ultimate logic you're relying on now, correct? Ok, just look below to where this leads:
Originally posted by King Kandy
You are still highly flawed in your way of organizing this. A complete IG (what Magus thought he had) is superior to any number of CCUs used at full potential (not through machines). How an incomplete IG (what he actually had) would stack up against CCUs being used to their full power is anyone's guess.That WOULD be true, except that judging by feats 5 CCUs could easily defeat the multiverse-sized UN blast as well.
Actually, Magus already stated on-panel that the IG's power far surpassed the 5 CCUs. And it was proven so.
You think the 5 CCUs could easily defeat the multiverse-wide blast because a CCU fragment showed multiverse+ power. Except... that CCU isn't the same as the ones in Infinity War.
But I guess every artifact must be equal to each other... alternate versions notwithstanding. Ok. So logically... every IG is created equal. And we've already seen alternate IGs clearly limited to their universe. So the 616 IG must be universal only. And UN is superior in power to somethign that's only universal. CCUs notwithstanding. This is your logic. Perfectly extrapolated. Nice job using logic that completely rejects the premise you were trying for.