Originally posted by Board Walker
Thanos was god of one universe, the word was throwing around multiversal powers.
There is a few signs that show that to be true I agree, if it was just 1 universe then The Word stomps him. It seems that Death in that story is above LT as she ends that 1 universe and the M Body of LT within that 1 universe has to die as well and she allows Thanos to live. The End story seems to be all jumbled together somewhat 😱
Originally posted by Board WalkerAnd you can prove this takes multiversal power?
well lets see when he went around destroying the pantheon of rocks, waves, spirits, etc.That the spectre was a like a child compared to the Word, only answering to the voice the word does.
Ah yes, and when he humbled a omnipotent swamp thing.
Where was it stated that Thanos was only in control of exactly 1 universe? In the LT's bio for one ,as well as by marvel themselves that the end series took place soley in the marvel 4321 universe, and nothing more.
Following your logic, Thanos in control of one universe beat the Omniversal Judge of all realities, so either way, your comparison fails. 😐
Anyway, I'm just thrown off by your logic is all. Whether or not the Word has shown multiversal powers is irrelevant, as that's evidently not what it takes. I'd just like to see you substantiate something for once.
Originally posted by Red Hulk
And you can prove this takes multiversal power?Following your logic, Thanos in control of one universe beat the Omniversal Judge of all realities, so either way, your comparison fails. 😐
Anyway, I'm just thrown off by your logic is all. Whether or not the Word has shown multiversal powers is irrelevant, as that's evidently not what it takes. I'd just like to see you substantiate something for once.
Its clear that the LT did not die in that universe, but merely a manifestation of him did.
As its in his Bio of that same year, that hes alive and well, and that the events took place soley in the 4321 universe.
Marvel them selves stated it took place in only one universe, it effected nothing outside of it, when all the m bodies in it were destroyed, it didnt effect a single universe outside of it.
That alone shows it was universal.
Originally posted by Board WalkerNo it isn't. What's clear however is that Thanos healed everything he did... gee.
Its clear that the LT did not die in that universe, but merely a manifestation of him did.As its in his Bio of that same year, that hes alive and well, and that the events took place soley in the 4321 universe.
Marvel them selves stated it took place in only one universe, it effected nothing outside of it, when all the m bodies in it were destroyed, it didnt effect a single universe outside of it.
That alone shows it was universal.
Obviously, as Thanos revived everything, and I don't recall a bio ever saying this.
Marvel stated it took place in a universe before the book was released, now it's referenced as canon in Thanos's miniseries. Either way, it's irrelevant as to what universe it took place in as THOTU destroyed LT, and THOTU is being used here.
Well, if we make up facts, then I guess it does.
Originally posted by occultdestroyerGoing by your logic... then why was there a flaw in the first place? Before the THOTU episode? Are you suggesting that even TOAA is not equal to the Abrahamic God because there was a flaw?
If Thanos was equal to Abrahamic God, why was there a flaw?
Because he never was God.
Never was and never will.
It was God's will to recreate the omniverse and fix that flaw, and not Thanos'.
Originally posted by Knowsbleed33
Writers>>>Presence
You don't read DC comics much?
The Presence is an avatar of God himself.
TOAA is an avatar of HUMAN writers.
The Presence of DC is the Abrahamic God in Bible comics, Brahma in Bhagavad-gita, Satan in Bible comics (Black edition), Yahweh in the Torah, and Allah in the Quran comics.