Originally posted by quanchi112
Thanos wtf stomps. He can kill those unkillable.
What, because of the Cancerverse thing in TI?
Thanos didn't kill the unkillable. He managed to reintroduce Death (the abstract) to the universe. They weren't immortal in a universe where death existed, as Mordru is.
He existed before the universe (supposedly), and will exist after it (supposedly). Death (the Marvel abstract) was born at the start of the universe and will cease to exist at the end.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Thanos wtf stomps. He can kill those unkillable.
This is getting old, you are assuming this is his current ability, not considering it was a temporary ability,he was used as beacon for Death so she can enter that universe and end the battle. Thanos got played, I like Thanos as mush as you do, but to a limit.
Originally posted by CogitoThose beings weren't able to be killed by anyone other than himself. It was clearly stated on panel and this was before death reinstituted itself in that universe at the end of the arc.
What, because of the Cancerverse thing in TI?Thanos didn't kill the unkillable. He managed to reintroduce Death (the abstract) to the universe. They weren't immortal in a universe where death existed, as Mordru is.
He existed before the universe (supposedly), and will exist after it (supposedly). Death (the Marvel abstract) was born at the start of the universe and will cease to exist at the end.
Mordru is hard to kill but Thanos can erase those who supposedly can't die. Didn't Mordru die in LO3 ?
Originally posted by quanchi112
Those beings weren't able to be killed by anyone other than himself. It was clearly stated on panel and this was before death reinstituted itself in that universe at the end of the arc.
Saying that Thanos can kill the immortal is like saying everyone in that fleet at the breach who killed something coming out from the cancerverse is able to kill the immortal.
As Death's avatar, he has some aspect of Death's power, I'll give you that. He was able to kill a fodder when they first arrived before Death had returned. He brought a part of Death with him to the Cancerverse, which is how he was able to do that. Again, there's a big difference between being immortal because Death is dead and being truly immortal.
Again, introducing Death to the Cancerverse:
http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb378/CogitoXP/Death1.jpg
http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb378/CogitoXP/Death2.jpg
http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb378/CogitoXP/Death3.jpg
He had to let Lord Mar-vell "kill" (stab, whatever) him to do it.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Mordru is hard to kill but Thanos can erase those who supposedly can't die. Didn't Mordru die in LO3 ?
He disappeared - it was not known whether he died. It would be counter to his fate/definition if he died. More likely he was sent away/imprisoned.
Originally posted by the Darkone
I like Thanos as mush as you do, but to a limit.
Then you don't like Thanos as much as Quan
Originally posted by CogitoYes, nicely done. You proved you didn't understand what happened in at scene. The whole reason this was needed was to undo the entire process of sacrificially eliminating Death. Thhanos' death(summoned her) and in the process undid and reinstituted herself and death's role in the universe.
Saying that Thanos can kill the immortal is like saying everyone in that fleet at the breach who killed something coming out from the cancerverse is able to kill the immortal.As Death's avatar, he has some aspect of Death's power, I'll give you that. He was able to kill a fodder when they first arrived before Death had returned. He brought a part of Death with him to the Cancerverse, which is how he was able to do that. Again, there's a big difference between being immortal because Death is dead and being truly immortal.
Again, introducing Death to the Cancerverse:
http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb378/CogitoXP/Death1.jpg
http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb378/CogitoXP/Death2.jpg
http://i1202.photobucket.com/albums/bb378/CogitoXP/Death3.jpgHe had to let Lord Mar-vell "kill" (stab, whatever) him to do it.
He disappeared - it was not known whether he died. It would be counter to his fate/definition if he died. More likely he was sent away/imprisoned.
Then you don't like Thanos as much as Quan
She wasn't inside Thanos the whole time. LOL. If she was his death would be unnecessary as she could come at any time when Mar-vell was close in proximity. I grasp what I read.
Mordru was killed/defeated/for sake of argument. Thanos can do the same. I will quickly re leaf through issue 5 to see if the word death is mentioned as pertaining to Mordru.
Originally posted by the DarkoneThanos needed this ritual just like a ritual was required to eliminate death in the first place. Thanos still can kill beings who were otherwise unkillable before death re implemented herself.
This is getting old, you are assuming this is his current ability, not considering it was a temporary ability,he was used as beacon for Death so she can enter that universe and end the battle. Thanos got played, I like Thanos as mush as you do, but to a limit.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Yes, nicely done. You proved you didn't understand what happened in at scene. The whole reason this was needed was to undo the entire process of sacrificially eliminating Death. Thhanos' death(summoned her) and in the process undid and reinstituted herself and death's role in the universe.She wasn't inside Thanos the whole time. LOL. If she was his death would be unnecessary as she could come at any time when Mar-vell was close in proximity. I grasp what I read.
Never, not once, did I say or imply that Death was inside Thanos. I understood the scene perfectly well. The ritual brought Death to the Cancerverse. Death proceeded to kill.
None of the people who died were immortal. Death just didn't exist, which is a whole different matter.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Mordru was killed/defeated/for sake of argument.
That would certainly help your argument, wouldn't it? Let's pretend for a moment that he did die. He was killed by his own spell. How is Thanos going to replicate that?
Originally posted by quanchi112
I will quickly re leaf through issue 5 to see if the word death is mentioned as pertaining to Mordru.
Naturally I already did that before I posted. It was not mentioned.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Thanos needed this ritual just like a ritual was required to eliminate death in the first place. Thanos still can kill beings who were otherwise unkillable before death re implemented herself.
No, he can't. He can introduce Death to where Death doesn't exist. Death already exists in the Mordru's universe.
Originally posted by CogitoThe entire universe consisted of beings who couldn't die until Death later came out. So yes the entire universe wasn't able to be killed we saw them evolve after the gotg leveled them and Thanos was the only one wit the power to kill them.
Never, not once, did I say or imply that Death was inside Thanos. I understood the scene perfectly well. The ritual brought Death to the Cancerverse. Death proceeded to kill.None of the people who died were immortal. Death just didn't exist, which is a whole different matter.
That would certainly help your argument, wouldn't it? Let's pretend for a moment that he did die. He was killed by his own spell. How is Thanos going to replicate that?
Naturally I already did that before I posted. It was not mentioned.
No, he can't. He can introduce Death to where Death doesn't exist. Death already exists in the Mordru's universe.
Thanos doesn't need his own spell to do so I just proved he can be defeated/killed. Granted it isn't easy but Thanos is the avatar of Death. It's more than logical giving the line Long Live the Legion but not Mordru. That implies death. I am good at illustrating my points, eh ?
It was implied by the line I just posted implying death.
Thanos doesn't need to re institute death to an entire universe just kill someone. Mordru dies. Prime laughed off two blasts from Mordru leading me to believe he isn't as powerful as you claim.
Originally posted by Cogito
Never, not once, did I say or imply that Death was inside Thanos. I understood the scene perfectly well. The ritual brought Death to the Cancerverse. Death proceeded to kill.None of the people who died were immortal. Death just didn't exist, which is a whole different matter.
That would certainly help your argument, wouldn't it? Let's pretend for a moment that he did die. He was killed by his own spell. How is Thanos going to replicate that?
Naturally I already did that before I posted. It was not mentioned.
No, he can't. He can introduce Death to where Death doesn't exist. Death already exists in the Mordru's universe.
This is statement right on, Thanos introduce death to that universe through the ritual, Death made Thanos a homing beacon since he is her avatar. That ability was only good for that universe, and wouldn't apply to Mordru who is beyond death.
Originally posted by the DarkoneMordru was killed in legion of 3 worlds. If dc's death tried to kill Mordru would she be unsuccessful ?
This is statement right on, Thanos introduce death to that universe through the ritual, Death made Thanos a homing beacon since he is her avatar. That ability was only good for that universe, and wouldn't apply to Mordru who is beyond death.
