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Originally posted by operator616except that beyonder wasn't kosmos' full power, sure he was her
"omnipotence" (this hyperbolic word is thrown in thousands of marvel
issues) but that doesn't take away the fact that we know owen's
essence separated from his power (which, along with beyonder's)
became kosmos, d'you disagree here?
You can't mean the "power" to utter a few last words before passing out,
while simultaneously fading out of existence in Kubik's arms.
I mean, the instant Beyonder left, Kosmos begins dying:
(Kosmos (a silhouette now) is quietly able to speak 8 words ... then, goodnight sweetie)
Next time we see Kosmos she's on the verge of fading out completely:
(Kubik clearly states that without their "Power" ... they are Nothing!
Power (the Beyonder) which was taken out by Owen)
Doesn't get clearer than that!
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To ice the cake though, at the end, Beyonder is on the floor, k.o'd by Owen,
but he's clearly whole, himself, stomped, .. but himself nonetheless,
while Kosmos is a ghost-like figure and if not for Owen would've
blipped out of existence.
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Finally ... to kill the Beyonder would have wrecked the Multiverse, wow!
while again, irrelevant Kosmos lays in Kubik's arms who was dying
yet ... who cares but psychological horn-dog Kubik:
Originally posted by operator616so explain to me......how come owen managed to achieve the trans-
multiversal feat with a portion of a power of his half cube self? i mean,
it's only logical to assume that beyonder was half cube especially when
there is no mention whatsoever that he was a full cube being.
As for Owen,
it was explained that his "humanity" boosted his potential
with the Cube power he had:
Imo though, I always thought the "sliver" detail concerning Owen
has been disregarded by writers. That, or it doesn't matter and the "sliver" is enough.
That, doesn't make sense to me, so, I've adjusted to the idea that
whatever amount Owen kept, it was enough to give him Cube being power,
and furthermore, due to his humanity, he's surpassed that cap level.
Basically, I don't even acknowledge the "sliver" detail anymore
since writers don't seem to either.
