Thanos vs. Nekron

Started by quanchi11228 pages

Originally posted by psycho gundam
bingo

death backdoor'd the cancerverse using thanos as a vessel (which may be the reason he was rejected again, death may have wanted to exact revenge on the killers of her counterpart). therefor thanos could permanently kill in the cancerverse due to the embodiment of death keeping the souls once the character was deceased as apposed to them just hanging around or whatever.

and as far as i can tell, 616 beings > universe X 90% of the time

There is nothing to support this.

Originally posted by quanchi112
There is nothing to support this.
sure there is

thanos was exceptional in the story cause death was tied to him, and he was able to take her to a place another aspect of herself was destroyed.

he was a mule

Originally posted by psycho gundam
sure there is

thanos was exceptional in the story cause death was tied to him, and he was able to take her to a place another aspect of herself was destroyed.

he was a mule

Another entity of hers was destroyed. All death's aren't tied together just like every alternate Thanos isn't either.

Thanos had the power to kill those who could not die where death had no reign. That's very impressive. That's what we do know for a fact.

Originally posted by quanchi112
That's even more impressive since death was destroyed in that universe and death was no longer a part of the process since the rules were rewritten.

Killing someone in the 616 reality is not impressive since death hasn't been destroyed.

Not really he just brought back death to a universe that didn't have death any longer. Like I said...meh!

If he killed unkillable beings from the 616 universe then you might have something.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Another entity of hers was destroyed. All death's aren't tied together just like every alternate Thanos isn't either.

Thanos had the power to kill those who could not die where death had no reign. That's very impressive. That's what we do know for a fact.

ever heard of multi-eternity? to assume death, an abstract entity acts like a lower lever being does is not logical.

anyway, you're in denial or something, the story was quite clear that thanos was just a tool death used to meet an end. just look at your sig, she went from that moment with him, to putting on her business suit and forgot all about him. she even ditched him at the end after beating the cancerverse.

Originally posted by TheTyrant
Glad to see the bait thread has failed miserably and the OP exposed.

No, not exposed in the least. When I say "NEKRON", I am referring to the so-called "amped" version. Logic hasn't been faultered yet.

Originally posted by -K-M-
Not really he just brought back death to a universe that didn't have death any longer. Like I said...meh!

If he killed unkillable beings from the 616 universe then you might have something.

He brought back death because he was the avatar of death and was powerful enough to do so. In that universe death was already defeated so him overriding those new laws of existence is even more impressive.

In the 616 universe death is still part of the process. I think you missed the entire point.

Originally posted by psycho gundam
ever heard of multi-eternity? to assume death, an abstract entity acts like a lower lever being does is not logical.

anyway, you're in denial or something, the story was quite clear that thanos was just a tool death used to meet an end. just look at your sig, she went from that moment with him, to putting on her business suit and forgot all about him. she even ditched him at the end after beating the cancerverse.

Exactly. Quanchi is overhyping his lover as usual.

Originally posted by quanchi112
He brought back death because he was the avatar of death and was powerful enough to do so. In that universe death was already defeated so him overriding those new laws of existence is even more impressive.

In the 616 universe death is still part of the process. I think you missed the entire point.

Why it's not like he beat some abstracts, he beat regular people who would be mortal in the 616 universe if death wasn't defeated. Who did he "kill" that was at all impressive?

No I got it, your just trying to hard to make it more impressive then it was.

Originally posted by TheGame17
No, not exposed in the least. When I say "NEKRON", I am referring to the so-called "amped" version. Logic hasn't been faultered yet.
So this is Nekron with Am as his power source.

Originally posted by -K-M-
Why it's not like he beat some abstracts, he beat regular people who would be mortal in the 616 universe if death wasn't defeated. Who did he "kill" that was at all impressive?

No I got it, your just trying to hard to make it more impressive then it was.

They weren't in the 616 universe and that's why it's impressive.

To override the balance of an entire universe by doing what's no longer possible there is very impressive.

AM wasn't the only power source. In fact the battery was charged by the deaths of all those people the BLs killed.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
AM wasn't the only power source. In fact the battery was charged by the deaths of all those people the BLs killed.
Am was a huge power source and on his own he has none of these power sources. Unamped he's quite weak imo.

Originally posted by Omega Vision
AM wasn't the only power source. In fact the battery was charged by the deaths of all those people the BLs killed.

Correct.

Originally posted by quanchi112
They weren't in the 616 universe and that's why it's impressive.

To override the balance of an entire universe by doing what's no longer possible there is very impressive.

and you missed the point, he brought death to as universe that didn't have death. Just his presence along brought the real deal to that universe as shown in the last issue when Death not Thanos killed all the angled beings. It was not all Thanos' doing

Who did he kill that was impressive in that realm?

Originally posted by -K-M-
and you missed the point, he brought death to as universe that didn't have death. Just his presence along brought the real deal to that universe as shown in the last issue when Death not Thanos killed all the angled beings. It was not all Thanos' doing

Who did he kill that was impressive in that realm?

Yes, it was. It was his power given to him by Death as her avatar.

Any being. They couldn't die yet he killed them. He overwrote the lws of existence there.

Originally posted by psycho gundam
sure there is

thanos was exceptional in the story cause death was tied to him, and he was able to take her to a place another aspect of herself was destroyed.

he was a mule

pretty much.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Yes, it was. It was his power given to him by Death as her avatar.
no, he was a pokeball

Originally posted by psycho gundam
no, he was a pokeball
No, he was created as an indestructible vessel with the power to grant death. That's in the story you can speculate all you want the facts are on my side.

Originally posted by quanchi112
No, he was created as an indestructible vessel with the power to grant death. That's in the story you can speculate all you want the facts are on my side.
obama's presidential car is more "indestructible" than previous incarnations, see the parallel?

death had a job to do and used her best asset to get where she needed to go