Originally posted by KuRuPT Thanosi
Omega you still you still haven't yet to address the point I made. You said beating infinity was no big deal cause he jobs to everybody. True he has some low showings no doubt. However, this was different in that Thanos completely replaced Eternity and its role. Despite Eternity Jobbing nobody just replaces Eternity and all that Eternity stands for ever. That is what made that so significant is that he did so in one move with the greatest of ease. It would be similiar to somebody replacing the Source in DC.. which to me is more impressive than somebody beating the source in a PIS filled story.
I did address it, perhaps you skipped over. Defeating Eternity and replacing Eternity is a universal feat, the LT didn't even care to interfere because it wasn't that big of a deal. It was only when Warlock got the Gauntlet and started really causing trouble that he stepped in.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Tehn you aren't answering the question honestly. To debate the strengths of characters we do it on equal terms.Holding back vs. holding back or all out vs. all out.
A stalker? 😂 If by stalk you mean respond to someone's comments on a public forum then aren't we all stalkers? you lied and I caught you. I didn't find it in your pm box I find it on the superman thread.
In marvel there are. In comic book universes real world physics take a back seat. and you act as if you are grown up and try talking real world stuff with comics in the same sentence.
Lt's more powerful than both the ig or eternity so him beating either proves what? The word all powerful had to do with this reality and only someone on Lt's power level that we saw on panel was more powerful.
Again, you fail to understand the simple concept writers can complete freedom to do whatever it is they want in a story so you attaching real world definitions/applications is hilarious.
Exactly. Omega doesn't read enough marvel comics though to understand this. Sad.
Eternity is greater than the Source.
You're making arguments from ignorance. Comics allows for imagination yes, but unless the point is to highlight and comment on such contradictions and inconsistencies as was the case in Morrison's Final Crisis then the writer should do his damnedest not to be lazy and call every ****ing cosmic being omnipotent or infinite.
Both you and Mr. Master have used the terms God and Omnipotent when neither of those things are true, even by comics standards. If the IG made Thanos truly omnipotent (IE Supreme Being, which is what beating the Cosmic Armor would likely take) then LT wouldn't have dwarfed its power and the HOTU wouldn't have been any different. Hence why Grant Morrison used a much less exact term: eternal power.
To sum up my argument: the IG gave Thanos power equal or greater to Eternity: the power of one universe while Mandrakk was drawing on the power of 52 universes. Superman in the CA beat Mandrakk. The IG has never and will most likely never even hang with a being with the power of 52 universes let alone defeat such a being.