Originally posted by zopzop
What they did to Death was vague. They performed some ritual that banished Death or something from the universe (makes no sense).As soon as Death was introduced again (makes no sense), she literally wiped out the entire Cancerverse universe, crippled ALL the Old Ones, AND annihilated the Cancerverse forces that had poured through the Fault and entered 616 reality and claimed two parsecs of space (that's a pretty HUGE area in 616 universe).
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Get back to me when he gets at least ONE win vs anyone worth mentioning.
I'm talking about the MAO taking out Aegis, not Death
The whole Cancerverse/Death arc is based on this:
"That is not dead which can eternal lie./
And with strange aeons even death may die."
From The Call of Cthulu and the Necronomicon.
Phoenix represents Life and Death (the entire life cycle), as it burns away and recreates/is reborn. I'm actually thinking it might be able to defeat the MAOs by acting as destroyer and bringing death to them.
Originally posted by MF DELPH
The whole Cancerverse/Death arc is based on this:"That is not dead which can eternal lie./
And with strange aeons even death may die."From The Call of Cthulu and the Necronomicon.
Phoenix represents Life and Death (the entire life cycle), as it burns away and recreates/is reborn. I'm actually thinking it might be able to defeat the MAOs by acting as destroyer and bringing death to them.
The flaw I see in this reasoning is that it presupposes the Phoenix is able to impose death unilaterally. While it may embody the entire process...I'd argue that the PF is reliant on Death in order to fulfill its function. In other words, Death needs to be present in order for the PF to exist and fulfill its role; I don't see any evidence which enables the PF to act independently without the existence of said concept. If it were, then death and eternity would largely be redundant with the PF in terms of life.