Originally posted by King KandyTHOTU gives the wielder absolute control over the marvel Omniverse.
Beyonder is part of the marvel Omniverse.
Beyonder was NOT part of the Marvel reality originally though.
So that's a big NO!
THOTI would never have had control of the original Beyond realm.
Originally posted by King KandyThis is very simple stuff here.
I'm still scratching my head on that one.
Originally posted by Galan007I still don't think Beyonder matched the feats Thanos did.
This however,
doesn't change the fact that Beyonder was written at the time to be truly supreme in Marvel.
Originally posted by Galan007imo, God vs. God = stalemate, and that's what I'm going with.
Originally posted by King KandyNah, he was the supreme being of his own universe.
Originally posted by King KandyHe was missing a multiverse, a drop of water.
That makes Thanos one drop of water ahead of him.
A meaningless Multiverse that includes NO cosmic hierarchy, or cosmic powers of any kind?
The ONLY significant Multiverse, is the infinite Prime Multiverse.
That's where all the primary power in the Marvel Universe is at.
That's why that's the LT's official area to survey.
That's why it's from Eternity that everything in the Omniverse flows.
Beyonder was millions of times more powerful than the Prime Multiverse combined.
All the other Multiverses are really inconsequential,
since they contain NO Eternitys, NO Infinitys, No comsic hierarchy of any kind.
Originally posted by Mr MasterTrue.
Beyonder was NOT part of the Marvel reality originally though.So that's a big NO!
THOTI would never have had control of the original Beyond realm.
As long as Beyonder was in the Beyond realm, he'd be safe from Thanos' frenzy - for the very same reason Death/Warlock were...
They all exist, or were outside of, time/space:
Or perhaps because Beyonder personifies the Beyond realm, he'd be safe from absorption - even if he were within the prime Multiverse? I don't see why not. *shrugs*
Originally posted by Galan007
True.As long as Beyonder was in the Beyond realm,
he'd be safe from Thanos' frenzy -
for the very same reason Death/Warlock were...They all exist, or were outside time/space:
Or perhaps because Beyonder personifies the Beyond realm, he'd be safe from absorption - even if he were within the prime Multiverse. *shrugs*
But imo,
Beyonder would simply not be absorbed, because Thanos wouldn't be able to do it.
Supreme Being vs a Supreme Being is a stalemate by default.
Originally posted by Mr MasterAgreed.
Good point.But imo,
Beyonder would simply not be absorbed, because Thanos wouldn't be able to do it.Supreme Being vs a Supreme Being is a stalemate by default.
I was just throwing a new idea out there.
Beyonder himself is the entirety of the Beyond realm, [which is outside of time/space]. So it could be possible that even if Thanos were more powerful, he simply would not be able to absorb Beyonder, because he, as a character, is outside of all. Since Thanos never showed the ability to absorb beings from the 'outside', there isn't really anything to disprove that idea.
Originally posted by Galan007Agreed.
I was just throwing a new idea out there.
Originally posted by Galan007Beyonder himself is the entirety of the Beyond realm, [which is outside of time/space]. So it could be possible that even if Thanos were more powerful, he simply would not be able to absorb Beyonder, because he, as a character, is outside of all. Since Thanos never showed the ability to absorb beings from the 'outside', there isn't really anything to disprove that idea.
The thing is brother G,
we forget that Beyonder was not just outside of time/space,
Beyonder was literally completely disconnected from the Marvel Universe according to Shooter.
Like another Marvel company all it's own that decided to cross-over into mainstream Marvel.
That's the best way to define Shooter's description (interview) by paraphrasing it.
(this was confirmed on panel by Shooter also as we know)
So unlike the many locations outside of time/space now withIN the Omniverse,
which are still part of the Marvel Universe, (withIN the Omniverse)
The Beyond Realm was not part of the Marvel Universe, at all.
That's the difference.
Originally posted by Mr MasterThat's why I said he was outside of "all". 😛
👆If that were the case, that'd be true, so I agree with your scenario.
The thing is brother G,
we forget that Beyonder was not just outside of time/space,
Beyonder was literally completely disconnected from the Marvel Universe according to Shooter.Like another Marvel company all it's own that decided to cross-over into mainstream Marvel.
That's the best way to define Shooter's description (interview) by paraphrasing it.
(this was confirmed on panel by Shooter also as we know)So unlike the many locations outside of time/space now withIN the Omniverse,
which are still part of the Marvel Universe, (withIN the Omniverse)The Beyond Realm was not part of the Marvel Universe, at all.
That's the difference.
Originally posted by Galan007It's not reallyan artifact per say - more of an energy source than anything.
Originally posted by Galan007At any rate, it'd be mighty hard to depower an 'infinite' power source - even for Beyonder.
But in this case, this is infinity in the absolute sense on both sides.
So they will inevitably stalemate for ever. 😄
Originally posted by The Great GalenWell couldn't Beyonder simply remove the artifact from it's source
thus nulifying its application.
To remove it's energies,
one would have to re-write what the true OAA/God created,
and that one is basically impossible.
For sure, even for Beyonder.
Originally posted by The Great GalenI also wonder
if Beyonder could simply create his own artifact several times more powerful then THOTU.
But I know THOTI, and I respect what it is,
and I know it made Thanos the almighty supreme being of Marvel in the absolute sense.
So I must settle with a stalemate.
Originally posted by Mr Master
Beyonder was missing one what?A meaningless Multiverse that includes NO cosmic hierarchy, or cosmic powers of any kind?
Quintillion plus one>Quintillion.
I think its possible the beyonders universe was infinite, it could be a countable or uncountable infinity. In the uncountable case, the size of the primeverse would actually make no difference! No matter how many primverses are added to the "outside" of the beyonder-verse, the uncountable infinity sized verse would remain strictly greater.
Look up set theory and infinite cardinals to understand how mathematicians measure inifinities.