Pre Retconned Mxy Vs Molecule man

Started by Omega Vision8 pages

Originally posted by 753
Then I dont think they're above LT level and by extension MM level even if that feat is bigger than his. I'd say PR MM could destroy and recreate the marvel multiverse as well.

WF Mxy destroyed more than one Multiverse. He destroyed ALL Multiverses in multiple DC continuities as well as Elseworlds/Alternate timelines and possibly even the "real world"

Originally posted by Lord_Talron
wait LT stomps mxy?

when has LT exhibited power to come out of the comics world

By this logic She Hulk defeats the Lt.

Originally posted by quanchi112
By this logic She Hulk defeats the Lt.

She-Hulk defeats the LT by starting a letter writing campaign to discontinue the character. dur

Originally posted by Omega Vision
She-Hulk defeats the LT by starting a letter writing campaign to discontinue the character. dur
You're so clever.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
WF Mxy destroyed more than one Multiverse. He destroyed ALL Multiverses in multiple DC continuities as well as Elseworlds/Alternate timelines and possibly even the "real world"

yeah yeah, that's what I meant. People make too much out of terms like multiverse, megaverse, omniverse, etc. They all mean the same thing and there is no clear universal definition of the possible distinctions between them.

Anyway, PRMM could destroy the LT and therefore destroy all there is in marvel universe, except for PR beyonder.

Originally posted by 753
yeah yeah, that's what I meant. People make too much out of terms like multiverse, megaverse, omniverse, etc. They all mean the same thing and there is no clear universal definition of the possible distinctions between them.

Anyway, PRMM could destroy the LT and therefore destroy all there is in marvel universe, except for PR beyonder.


I've always considered the term "Megaverse" superfluous. The way I see it there are Universes which make up Multiverses, Multiverses being the sum of all possible variations of a Universe and then there is the Omniverse which is the sum of all Multiverses.

Originally posted by Tazer
Yo.

quick question: wats the effective difference between a multi- & an omni- verse??

Tazer

an omiverse contians many different multiverses within it

Originally posted by 753
yeah yeah, that's what I meant. People make too much out of terms like multiverse, megaverse, omniverse, etc. They all mean the same thing and there is no clear universal definition of the possible distinctions between them.

Anyway, PRMM could destroy the LT and therefore destroy all there is in marvel universe, except for PR beyonder.

its not the same thing at all.

a multiverse contains many universes within it
an omniverse contains many different multiverse within it.

think of it as this, dc comics is a multiverse while vertigo is a seperate multiverse that has its own alternate realities and universes
but omniverse means all

its not that hard to understand

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
its not the same thing at all.

a multiverse contains many universes within it
an omniverse contains many different multiverse within it.

think of it as this, dc comics is a multiverse while vertigo is a seperate multiverse that has its own alternate realities and universes
but omniverse means all

its not that hard to understand

It's all blurred terms with no clear definition, meaning several different universes parallel to each other. These may be alternate versions of each other like the classic alternate future distopia or just completelly different things.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
I've always considered the term "Megaverse" superfluous. The way I see it there are Universes which make up Multiverses, Multiverses being the sum of all possible variations of a Universe and then there is the Omniverse which is the sum of all Multiverses.

I think megaverse was used in marvel to mean a cluster of universes or multiverses, whatever, with the same fundamental laws, such as the existence of time and space and things like that.

Multiverse is more often used for the alternate versions of a universe yes, and omniverse would be all the mega/multiverses.

But they're all pretty redundant, poorly defined and interchangeable with no clear cannon on their use. They all express the same basic idea of a population of universes.

Originally posted by 753
I think megaverse was used in marvel to mean a cluster of universes or multiverses, whatever, with the same fundamental laws, such as the existence of time and space and things like that.

Multiverse is more often used for the alternate versions of a universe yes, and omniverse would be all the mega/multiverses.

But they're all pretty redundant, poorly defined and interchangeable with no clear cannon on their use. They all express the same basic idea of a population of universes.

actually there not poorly defined .

an omniverse is far bigger than a multiverse, simple as that.

you destroy a multiverse, there will still be other multiverses existing.
you destroy the omniverse you destroy all.

Originally posted by 753
It's all blurred terms with no clear definition, meaning several different universes parallel to each other. These may be alternate versions of each other like the classic alternate future distopia or just completelly different things.
what?
i just explained to you what it is, did you read it or just replied without even reading??

i know a LOT of people here do that

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
actually there not poorly defined .

an omniverse is far bigger than a multiverse, simple as that.

you destroy a multiverse, there will still be other multiverses existing.
you destroy the omniverse you destroy all.

what?
i just explained to you what it is, did you read it or just replied without even reading??

i know a LOT of people here do that

That's just your take on it. There is no dictionary definition or universal use of these terms through fictional works. Multiverse can be and is used to mean all the universes in existence depending on the author alone.

here

this might help

Originally posted by 753
That's just your take on it. There is no dictionary definition or universal use of these terms through fictional works. Multiverse can be and is used to mean all the universes in existence depending on the author alone.
both marvel and DC go by the definition i told you 🙂

Yo.

so both Marvel & DC have admitted that the other comic universe exists??

I know DC has danced around it somewat, but Im not aware that Marvel has done anything even close to it........

Tazer

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
both marvel and DC go by the definition i told you 🙂

No, it depends on the writer and varys from a story to another, often inconsistantly, which is my point.

Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
this might help

This was retarded beyond words.

Not only is it rubish, seen as there is no fictional 'omniverse' that encompasses all those differently owned fictional 'multiverses', but what would be called the 'marvel omniverse' according to you, is actually called multiverse in that fanmade chart, thus proving my point that it depends only on who is using these inconsistant terms.

lol