Originally posted by Knowsbleed33He recreated the prime universe (Earth 616) starting from the beginning of time.
All the other divergent timelines go with it (the multiverse).
Originally posted by Endless MikeNo, Sise-Neg gave up his power in order to recreate the universe.
Did you even read the comic?
And Sise-Neg did in fact absorb the mystical energies of all Timelines.
Sis-Neg was traveling across Timelines in his absorption,
Timelines are separate Universes representing different points in time.
(In 72' Universes were solely labeled "Dimensions" ... we later learned this means Universes)
(pocket dimensions/universes are another story, that's stuff like Meph's realm or Asgard)
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There's even a specific statement coming from Sise-Neg
that confirms it was more than a single Universe:
"The Universe and beyond"
In the end, yea Sise-Neg refers to all Reality as "The Universe"
but so did the Alien Entity arc, THOTI/Thanos arc
and even the Insane Genis/Entropy arc, called "The Universe" yet ...
was literally stated in the arc, to involve the prime Multiverse,
and ALL of Creation)
Furthermore, according to Marvel:
There's only been one beginning,
and then there were 4 others that re-created that same beginning.
1. The original Universe (Infinity Being) collapses into a Void (Cosmic Egg)
it allows one life to survive (Galan) it merges with Galan in order to create a New Universe,
and so, a New Universe is created via the Big Bang, this is the Marvel Universe.
2. Sise-Neg, travels back in time & space,
as he drifts back he absorbs all the magical energy through all history,
when he reaches the Void (pre-Big Bang point) he has become "God"
he decides to re-create the Big Bang, and the same Marvel Universe is re-created.
3. Entropy evidently is Eternity's natural state recycling.
Entropy manipulates Genis into helping him end the Marvel Universe,
Creation returns to the Void,
from there,
Entropy explodes in the form of the Big Bang to re-create the Marvel Universe.
4. Thanos/THOTI, absorbs all reality, reality becomes a Void,
and it's the end of the Marvel Universe,
Thanos, Big Bang style, creates Reality, the Marvel Universe anew.
5. The Alien Entity stood in the void before the Big Bang,
the Alien Entity created the "Spark" that ignites creation with a thought,
The Alien Entity personally sparked the Big Bang with his own hands,
The Alien Entity indeed literally harnessed the energies of creation,
The Alien Entity (using Reed's mind as a guide) created the Marvel Universe and all its history.
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Sis-Neg didn't want to battle Shuma Gorath because the battle would not have been easily won, and he did not want to lose any of his newly acquired energies.
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t173/EndlessMike9/Shuma-Gorath/shumagorathsiseneg.jpg
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t173/EndlessMike9/Shuma-Gorath/shumagorathsiseneg2.jpg
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t173/EndlessMike9/Shuma-Gorath/shumagorathsiseneg3.jpg
From that instance we can *logically* come to the conclusion that Sis-Neg's power was NOT infinite.... Michael's demiurgic power, on the other hand, WAS.
Michael ftw.
"Goofus" heh. It never ceases to amaze me how you can tell the age/maturity level of certain users, just by reading some of their posts.
More on point: Sis basically sacrificed himself so the universe could be recreated. Michael released sufficient energy to create a Multiverse, then immediately reformed at his standard levels.
Michael ftw.
Originally posted by MerlynSis-Neg didn't want to battle Shuma Gorath because the battle would not have been easily won, and he did not want to lose any of his newly acquired energies.
And at that point, Sise-Neg wasn't even at full power,
that's beside the point,
as Shuma would'vew been stomped in the end,
only at the cost of some of Sise-Neg's energy,
which again, at that point was not nearly his full potential.
Originally posted by MerlynFrom that instance we can *logically* come to the conclusion that Sis-Neg's power was NOT infinite.... Michael's demiurgic power, on the other hand, WAS.
He freaking re-created the infinite Marvelverse anew.
Originally posted by MerlynMichael ftw.
Originally posted by Mr MasterHere's the point: Sis had to sacrifice himself and his acquired power to recreate the Multiverse. Michael, on the other hand, released the same Multiverse-creating energy, then instantly reformed at his standard/uber levels in the very next panel.
Actually, Sise-Neg had acquired infinite power!He freaking re-created the infinite Marvelverse anew.
So basically: one character died accomplishing the exact same task that another character easily endured.
Michael ftw.
Originally posted by Merlyn
Here's the point: Sis had to sacrifice himself and his acquired power to recreate the Multiverse. Michael, on the other hand, released the same Multiverse-creating energy, then instantly reformed at his standard/uber levels in the very next panel.So basically: one character died accomplishing the exact same task that another character easily endured.
Michael ftw.
This assumes both multiverses are of the same size and scope. (debatable.) But assuming they are, you have a point.
