Originally posted by tjcoady
Er, no. Recall what Lucifer said right after he destroyed Fenris- he was saving all of his last strength until he was in a position to destroy him. When challenged by the Basanos about how she thought he was completely powerless he respons: "Those weren't life or death situations. I've reserved the last of my power because this was." Issue 68. It wasn't 'easy' at all for him to destroy Fenris. He very nearly lost. The WHOLE damn point of that last arc was that the world was dying because Yawheh wasn't on his throne- and that included Lucifer's power. Trust me, I'm correct about this.And when Michael was first chained by Sandalphon, he wasn't injured enough that he craved death- that came with the millenia of torture. He could have freed himself without destroying the universe- why didn't he?
Lucifer never said he was saving all his last strength until he killed him. What he did say was "I reserved my power (not using any), Those weren't life-or-death situations. Not Quite (the whole battle he didn't care that he was getting hit). At some Point, I knew i'd be inside Fenris's Guard. I'd Hated to turn up empty-handed (he waited until he could kill him in one single attack and showing Fenris he let him attack until Luci could kill him and Fenris wouldn't be able to do anything about it). And about Michael, it seems he sorta felt that he was being punished by God since God allowed Sandalphon to attack him like that and Michael refused to free himself since it would destroy the universe.
In This twisted Reality, Marvel is referred to as "Marble" 😂
The IG is referred to as, the Infinity Mitten.
It's a divergence from the Infinity Gauntlet affair gone retarded.
Tom DeFalco (with his editor's pen) is helping the Cosmics against the IG: (or IM)
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The entire Comic Book company (including DeFalco) gets owned by Thanos/IG:
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Originally posted by Mr Master
In This twisted Reality, Marvel is referred to as "Marble" 😂The IG is referred to as, the Infinity Mitten.
It's a divergence from the Infinity Gauntlet affair gone retarded.
Tom DeFalco (with his editor's pen) is helping the Cosmics against the IG: (or IM)
........................................................................................
The entire Comic Book company (including DeFalco) gets owned by Thanos/IG:
😆
lol. Where do you get these?
Originally posted by Sirius77
He's appearently over Mike.Here's some with Micheal. Imbued with he power of the Presence, most powerful being after the presence, created the first matter?
When he and Lucifer travel to Yggdrasil both are apparently weakened/injured thought to an equal degree.
Lucifer is driven into a killing frenzy by the blood of Fenris god of Destruction, endings, entropy, annihalation etc' (Blame it on Elaine feeding it to him, him regaining control shortly after is an another mindboggingly impressive feat).
He then fights Michael, guess who wins :
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You heard it, Lucifer is the most dangerous being there is (power isn't everything), Lucifer also didn't have the benefit of his mind here, so it even played to his weaknesses making it even more impressive.
LMFAO. This proves that you haven't read the book and just go by scans you've seen. If you want the entire battle scene go look at my respect thread, and take note of the part where Michael landed with his wings broken. Not only that, they were both depowered since God left creation, and Mike was weaker than Lucy at the time because his wings broke (landed on them and Lucy didn't) and he still hurt Lucifer even with reluctance. And pay attention to how he's trying to convince Lucifer to snap out of the Fenris mindrape.
And this isn't even your own argument, it's a copy out of the Lucifer respect thread, making your rebuttal even more ridiculous.
Originally posted by Air Legend
LMFAO. This proves that you haven't read the book and just go by scans you've seen. If you want the entire battle scene go look at my respect thread, and take note of the part where Michael landed with his wings broken. Not only that, they were both depowered since God left creation, and Mike was weaker than Lucy at the time because his wings broke (landed on them and Lucy didn't) and he still hurt Lucifer even with reluctance. And pay attention to how he's trying to convince Lucifer to snap out of the Fenris mindrape.And this isn't even your own argument, it's a copy out of the Lucifer respect thread, making your rebuttal even more ridiculous.
Still doesnt change the fact the he won.
Also, if you look at the time when Mike exploded, notice how his brother didnt flinch. Michael may have the Demiurgos. But even all of it couldnt affect his brother. Mike has the power, his brother controls it. So either way Mike cannot win. And to my knowledge never has.
Originally posted by Sirius77
Still doesnt change the fact the he won.Also, if you look at the time when Mike exploded, notice how his brother didnt flinch. Michael may have the Demiurgos. But even all of it couldnt affect his brother. Mike has the power, his brother controls it. So either way Mike cannot win. And to my knowledge never has.
When Michael "exploded" he wasn't forcefully imposing his power on Lucifer. Similar to Classic MM redirecting the Beyonder explosion but Beyonder beat MM when he forcefully used his power on him. A weaker Michael hurt a stronger Lucifer. A full power Michael would walk all over a full power Lucifer.
Originally posted by Air Legend
When Michael "exploded" he wasn't forcefully imposing his power on Lucifer. Similar to Classic MM redirecting the Beyonder explosion but Beyonder beat MM when he forcefully used his power on him. A weaker Michael hurt a stronger Lucifer. A full power Michael would walk all over a full power Lucifer.
Michael released the full force of the demiugos. Lucifer didnt flinch. Michael was blown apart. These are facts.
And if in fact what your saying is true, then why did a virtually mindless version kill Michael. I dont call that "walking over" anyone at all. He usually uses his wits to get him through, but ironically, he overpowered Michael without using his wits. Neither one is more powerful than the other. One is just more calculating, wise and analytical than the other. Thats why Michael wouldnt and hasnt won against his brother. Infinite will with nigh omnipotence vs Infinite power with great wisdom will usually stalemate. Unless one is smarter than the other.
Since your level of reading comprehension is very low and since you haven't read the series and just looked at scans, I'm going to repeat myself until you finally comprehend what I'm saying.
Originally posted by Sirius77
Michael released the full force of the demiugos. Lucifer didnt flinch. Michael was blown apart. These are facts.
Originally posted by Air Legend
When Michael "exploded" he wasn't forcefully imposing his power on Lucifer. Similar to Classic MM redirecting the Beyonder explosion but Beyonder beat MM when he forcefully used his power on him.
Originally posted by Sirius77
And if in fact what your saying is true, then why did a virtually mindless version kill Michael. I dont call that "walking over" anyone at all. He usually uses his wits to get him through, but ironically, he overpowered Michael without using his wits. Neither one is more powerful than the other. One is just more calculating, wise and analytical than the other. Thats why Michael wouldnt and hasnt won against his brother. Infinite will with nigh omnipotence vs Infinite power with great wisdom will usually stalemate. Unless one is smarter than the other.
Originally posted by Air Legend
A weaker Michael (depowered and wings broken) hurt a stronger Lucifer(depowered, wings functioning). A full power Michael would walk all over a full power Lucifer.
