if you go down one dimension your basically nigh omnipotent.
a 3d being would be normal in a 3d universe but in a 2d universe he would be nigh omnipotent,
this is exactly what mxy said, in his 5d universe he is a normal being with no powers but when he travels down to 4d and 3d he is nigh omnipotent because he is 1 or 2 dimensions unconcievable to the the lower dimensions.
Originally posted by galactusischere
I didn't see what the 6-d imps did that was impressive. And in the story that I read, ID didn't do anything beyond low-level reality warping.
It hadn't really met it's limits- it did anything it was asked, including make a guy bigger than the Earth and still growing.
The fact that the 6-d creatures needed it speaks poorly of them, but Id itself was just a wish-granting machine.
Originally posted by Colossus-Big CThis is wrong on so many levels..
if you go down one dimension your basically nigh omnipotent.a 3d being would be normal in a 3d universe but in a 2d universe he would be nigh omnipotent,
this is exactly what mxy said, in his 5d universe he is a normal being with no powers but when he travels down to 4d and 3d he is nigh omnipotent because he is 1 or 2 dimensions unconcievable to the the lower dimensions.
Anyhow, the Cathexis left much to be desired -- Imps ftw.