Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Again, you're using a comparison in favor of the actual scale.
i'm not sure i understand what you're saying here. i'm trying to establish scale AS a comparison. not really sure how else to try and show the difference in the characters given the vastly different set ups of their respective companies. i'll try and clarify below.
The Chaos King was going on to consume everything in that story. If the writer considered Eternity his equal, at least earlier on into his rampage, that means he considers Eternity a Multiversal power as well.
i agree completely. 👆
This is just my take on it, but he also seemed to consider Eternity/Infinity/Living Tribunal as similar beings:
http://s1081.photobucket.com/user/igniz5/media/CKDarkHalfofEternity2.jpg.html?t=1303174639
👆 hard to say how he considered LT relative to the others but it's common knowledge here that LT>>eternity even if he sort of lumped them together.
I'm sorry Leo, but this stance doesn't make any sense to me in light of the evidence. I think the Chaos King absorbed the actual MULTIVERSE not the 616 and it's adjacent dimensions or anything. It's outright been said the Chaos King is a threat to all UNIVERSES and to reality itself on different occasions during that arc:
http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j351/igniz5/CKThreatensAllofRealities.jpg
lol no need to apologize. this stance you've taken is a difficult one to argue because you're arguing intent. it is your opinion that the writer intended that ck be a threat to ALL of marvel--past, present, future, alternates, everything, correct? if that's your stance, i can't really argue it. all i can do is indicate that the terms universes, realities, etc.... even multiverse, are ambiguous at best. for example--if for the sake of argument we use my own definition of a multiverse--ie, eternity represents the prime multiverse--then nothing in any of the scans is contradicted. there is no mention of alternates being threatened. there is no proof to indicate that was the scope of ck's power. he is apparently an aspect of an eternity level being. perhaps he was more powerful, maybe not. death's seeming fear is pretty impressive (btw does someone have that scan?)--lucifer treated death of the ENDLESS as a child. if we look at death (in marvel) as universal, death (endless) is a proven multiversal being. again, a vast difference in implied power.
I mean, even in the Oblivion story later on, it's outright said that the Chaos King came very close to the annihilation of everything (All Universes), further confirming it:
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/17509358/mikoblivion.jpg.html
again, it's the terminology that i find mostly meaningless. all reality. all universes. all creation. reality. they're so overused and have been misused so often that they are almost devoid of meaning. in marvel though, we DO know that there are scopes of power BEYOND multiversal. LT oversees multiverseS. in their battle, beyonder and owen comment on myriad multiverseS. the omniverse has been confirmed many times as representing all multiverseS--that includes all universes and their alternates, past and present. was it intended that ck had absorbed 98% of the OMNIVERSE? not imo. if that's your opinion, 👆 it's just not something that is supported on panel, and it's not a scope i'm at all comfortable attributing to a being who started as a god, and is an aspect of a universal level being.
So as a result, I don't think there was any difference in scale between Lucifer and Mikaboshi at all. Not sure who wins the fight however.
cool. i see the difference in scale as that of the omniverse vs multiverse. it doesn't translate perfectly because of the set ups, but i think it's close enough, and a viable stance to take. i guess it boils down to the idea that there were clearer ways for the writer to indicate ck's scope of power. to me, it appears it stayed on, or about, the eternity level.
now, it's easy to say the writer didn't know about the omniverse, maybe he used multiverse to mean omniverse. maybe he intended eternity to represent the omniverse! lol who knows i suppose. read eternity's bio--he represents 'everything'. marvel and its terminology.....anyway, if that's your feeling, cool, can't really argue it. ck was powerful, no doubt. MAYBE greater than eternity. but even if he was, that by no means indicates he is on the level of power lucifer operates on. imo.