Superman Brigade: Can the Aegis defeat a Celestial?

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UniOmni Outrageously Dickish

Superman Brigade: Can the Aegis defeat a Celestial?

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The power we've seen the thing wield....is it enough to destroy an eternal dream?

TricksterPriest Renegade Timelord

Re: Superman Brigade: Can the Aegis defeat a Celestial?

Originally posted by UniOmni
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The power we've seen the thing wield....is it enough to destroy an eternal dream?

In a nutshell, hell yes.

Avlon Godot Brew#107

How did Thor and IW fair against a celestial?

TricksterPriest Renegade Timelord
Originally posted by Avlon
How did Thor and IW fair against a celestial?

you and I both know that Thor doing the damage he did was PIS.

And wasn't the only reason Sue was able to kill Exitar because her power comes from Hyperspace?

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Originally posted by Avlon
How did Thor and IW fair against a celestial?
Thor was barely acknowledged, while he managed to make two holes in Exitar, and IW has a special power, that is the weakness to Celestials.

Avlon Godot Brew#107

Originally posted by TricksterPriest
you and I both know that Thor doing the damage he did was PIS.

And wasn't the only reason Sue was able to kill Exitar because her power comes from Hyperspace?

Agreed.

However, Entropy > Hyperspace or magic lightning.

King Kandy Senior Member

Originally posted by Avlon
Agreed.

However, Entropy > Hyperspace or magic lightning.


So?

There are plenty of things that are over Kryptonite but can't beat Superman.

Avlon Godot Brew#107

Originally posted by King Kandy
So?

There are plenty of things that are over Kryptonite but can't beat Superman.

What is more powerful than entropy?

King Kandy Senior Member

Originally posted by Avlon
What is more powerful than entropy?

That's not the point.

Avlon Godot Brew#107
Originally posted by King Kandy
That's not the point.
Originally posted by Avlon
What is more powerful than entropy?
TricksterPriest Renegade Timelord
Originally posted by King Kandy
That's not the point.

Yeah, it is. There's only been 3 beings in DC to ever control or resist Entropy.

The Aegis, Extant, and I think Classic Parallax.

King Kandy Senior Member

Originally posted by TricksterPriest
Yeah, it is. There's only been 3 beings in DC to ever control or resist Entropy.

The Aegis, Extant, and I think Classic Parallax.


It has no relevancy to my Kryptonite Metaphor though.

Kryptonite isn't as tough as many other substances, but it can defeat Superman wheras the other substances cannot.

Replace "Kryptonite" with "Hyperspace", "Other Substances" with "Entropy" and "Superman" with "Celestials".

TricksterPriest Renegade Timelord

Originally posted by King Kandy
It has no relevancy to my Kryptonite Metaphor though.

Kryptonite isn't as tough as many other substances, but it can defeat Superman wheras the other substances cannot.

Replace "Kryptonite" with "Hyperspace", "Other Substances" with "Entropy" and "Superman" with "Celestials".

Ummmmm......that doesn't work. Entropy kills everything. 😕

King Kandy Senior Member

It didn't kill Time Trapper.

TricksterPriest Renegade Timelord
Originally posted by King Kandy
It didn't kill Time Trapper.

That...... is a massive can of worms. Time Trapper is either a controller, a human, the embodiment of Entropy, and other things.

And Extant killed him with an entropy rift. 😛

King Kandy Senior Member

The point is Entropy does NOT kill everything...

starking African nipple cobra

Didn't Takion manipulate entropy?

TricksterPriest Renegade Timelord
Originally posted by King Kandy
The point is Entropy does NOT kill everything...

3-4 beings, all of whom manipulate or have some connection to Entropy.

TricksterPriest Renegade Timelord
Originally posted by starking
Didn't Takion manipulate entropy?

No. ❌

King Kandy Senior Member

What makes you think that Celestials can't do what Time Trapper did?