Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Atom sometimes Quantum Jumps through time when he absorbs large amounts of energies. I've also seen him quantum jump by discharging a great deal of energy. IIRC, that even happened recently in Generation Lost after he drained a bomb.
I know, and this is not what I'm disputing. I'm arguing that I see no evidence that Prime was caught in the jump.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
That's the least ambiguous statement you could find? Lol. That's the problem with metaphysical stuff. No straight answer. Loss of it's moving part can be twisted, interpreted etc. in various ways.
The orrery is essentially another word for multiverse for the moniters. By moving parts, they are referring to universes. In fact, the word universe was explicitly used when referring to the "moving part" that was lost, i.e. Universe 51.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Then how else did it happen? Captain Atom ended up in modern day, and Prime ended up lost in time. No they weren'tNo, but they were in close proximity. No necessarily. Prime could have simply been caught in the quantum jump only to have been left behind. Seems to be the most logical explanation to me.
As far as how it happened, where do you get blasted to if the universe you're in is destroyed? My guess would be somewhere where time and space are irrelevant or "lost in time".
Also I don't see how Prime could have been left behind considering the fact that CA's jumps are virtually instantaneous. At which point would he have time to be left behind? Also, when has CA ever carried someone with him during a jump of that sort in that kind of proximity? I don't recall there being a case of such.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Examples? Less due to importance but more out of curiosity. I can't think of any. The closest that comes to mind is against Black Adam and he was clearly just f*cking around.
Well off memory, the fact that in SC the antimatter touch of the AM that was burning Guardians almost to the point of death, Prime flew through that same antimatter with literally no effect.
He takes on the entire JLA including characters that are no longer a part of it, the JSA, and a couple other teams, all at the same time while weakened, at night, after being exposed to red sun radiation.
Same thing in LO3W except with more red sun radiation and he was less weakened beforehand.
Survives and absorbs a kamikaze attack from a guardian with the others helping.
Resisting a Black Lantern ring (in other words literal death), calling forth all of the lights of the emotional spectrum, creating white light and destroying the black ring. No one has ever done that with a black ring. All of this without meaning to.
Tbh, I think that his innate durability is astounding and will prove to survive whatever is thrown at him just like the time trapper said.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Dude, his costume not being damaged means zero. Do I really have to point out the various instances where a character has been hurt, knocked out etc. with their outfit being undamaged? I thought it was clear he was meant to be hurt.
What about that entire scene was indicative of him being hurt other than his whining? He just hopped out of nowhere and started fighting monarch. What was injured on him that would give you this impression?
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
True, attacks don't have to have a lot of collateral damage for them to be powerful -concentrated in a narrower beam etc.- however as far as I can tell, Monarch once he opened his suit didn't have control over his power.
He probably didn't have a lot of control over the energy that leaked from his suit. However, if the power that came from his chest being exposed was sufficient to destroy Universe 51, then the blast of energy that Prime got to his face prior to the final attack can probably be judged as quite powerful.