Originally posted by "Id"
Was that thing empowerd by the Phoenix?
The Celestials only won in the end because the Aspirants' got wasted in a Civil War.
Originally posted by TheGodKillerYou are basing it off of an amped version. Read his words again and quit denying on panel proof.
You're confusing quan's fantasy with quan's reality. Quan's reality: gets beaten unconscious to a bloody pulp. Quan's fantasy: "Hahaha, I thrashed him up real good!"Nekron wins based on better feats, a better win/loss record, more power etc.
Originally posted by TheGodKiller
You're confusing quan's fantasy with quan's reality. Quan's reality: gets beaten unconscious to a bloody pulp. Quan's fantasy: "Hahaha, I thrashed him up real good!"Nekron wins based on better feats, a better win/loss record, more power etc.
Are you serious with the better win/loss record comment? No one wins a fight because of their prior record. Also, have you considered the hundreds few appearances this B level character has had over the decades. Technically, you are wrong. Galactus has had tons more wins...and losses.
Originally posted by Mindset
Nekron isn't unkillable.
Galactus eats him, deal with it.
Hell, even his minions are capable of reforming FROM ATOMS :
The Black Lanterns were atomized yet they were constantly reforming and being destroyed by Mogo's core's heat.
Galactus atomized the Elders and they reformed in his gut :
UNLIKE Mogo, Galactus' gut doesn't constantly breakdown his "food" so they reformed and were killing him until Order and Chaos saved his ass.
Nekron has so many ways to end Galactus, Galactus' only hope is the UN.
Originally posted by quanchi112
That was a power amp not a connection amp.He failed.
His words. Read them again.
Prove Nekron amped off that thing. I'll wait.
Originally posted by zopzopI'm not even convinced that nullification would be sufficient to defeat Nekron, zop. After all, Nekron embodies nothingness/the void/oblivion-- and when something is nullified in Marvel, it is sent to Oblivion's dimension:
Nekron has so many ways to end Galactus, Galactus' only hope is the UN.
So it seems that using the UN against Nekron would merely send him back to his native realm-- and for the purposes of this thread, I'm assuming that the gateway between the living world and Nekron's realm will be open, as it was during Blackest Night. Thus, if Nekron is sent back to his native realm via the UN, he would simply have to stroll back into the living world to re-enter the battle.
Only the Marvel-equivalent of "the white light that sparked creation"(life) can perma-banish Nekron.
Originally posted by zopzopThe scan which was already put up confirms my solid case. He was amped off of him and quickly lost upon losing the mega amp.
It was NOT an amp. It was the power source to fuel the Black Ring creation process. It spat out rings and with each being the rings killed and raised, the Corps power level was raised .01%. When it reached 100% they were able to gate Nekron into the physical universe :
It was there only as a power source to spit out Black Rings. The Black Rings themselves gained power from the number of beings they killed and raised. Once they gathered enough energy to raise their power level to 100%, they gated Nekron in.Prove Nekron amped off that thing. I'll wait.
Originally posted by Galan007
I'm not even convinced that nullification would be sufficient to defeat Nekron, zop. After all, Nekron embodies nothingness/the void/oblivion-- and when something is nullified in Marvel, it is sent to Oblivion's dimension:
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16338664/quasar-40-04.jpg.html
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16338665/quasar-40-10.jpg.html
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16338669/quasar-40-11.jpg.htmlSo it seems that using the UN against Nekron would merely send him back to his native realm-- and for the purposes of this thread, I'm assuming that the gateway between the living world and Nekron's realm will be open, as it was during Blackest Night. Thus, if Nekron is sent back to his native realm via the UN, he would simply have to stroll back into the living world to re-enter the battle.
Only the Marvel-equivalent of "the white light that sparked creation"(life) can perma-banish Nekron.
Originally posted by quanchi112
The scan which was already put up confirms my solid case. He was amped off of him and quickly lost upon losing the mega amp.
Originally posted by Galan007
Only the Marvel-equivalent of "the white light that sparked creation"(life) can perma-banish Nekron.
From Marvel Wiki:
The Phoenix Force is described as being "the embodiment of the very passion of Creation – the spark that gave life to the Universe , the flame that will ultimately consume it."
Originally posted by Galan007
I'm not even convinced that nullification would be sufficient to defeat Nekron, zop. After all, Nekron embodies nothingness/the void/oblivion-- and when something is nullified in Marvel, it is sent to Oblivion's dimension:
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16338664/quasar-40-04.jpg.html
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16338665/quasar-40-10.jpg.html
http://www.turboimagehost.com/p/16338669/quasar-40-11.jpg.htmlSo it seems that using the UN against Nekron would merely send him back to his native realm-- and for the purposes of this thread, I'm assuming that the gateway between the living world and Nekron's realm will be open, as it was during Blackest Night. Thus, if Nekron is sent back to his native realm via the UN, he would simply have to stroll back into the living world to re-enter the battle.
Only the Marvel-equivalent of "the white light that sparked creation"(life) can perma-banish Nekron.
I think it's assumed that they are "within a neutral universe where the battle takes place" and that for the purpose of the battle itself, they are assumed to be able to exist in it normally, but I don't think it's assumed that an outside force that would return them to said universe in case they were banished would be maintained open.
Originally posted by Blue Area VetAs we've seen several times in the past(inc. very recently), the PF's actual showings are a far, FAR cry from its wiki-description.
From Marvel Wiki:
The Phoenix Force is described as being "the embodiment of the very passion of Creation – [B]the spark that gave life to the Universe , the flame that will ultimately consume it." [/B]
Originally posted by NibedicusOk, then if Nekron were banished by the UN it should constitute a BFR win.
I think it's assumed that they are "within a neutral universe where the battle takes place" and that for the purpose of the battle itself, they are assumed to be able to exist in it normally, but I don't think it's assumed that an outside force that would return them to said universe in case they were banished would be maintained open.
Originally posted by Blue Area Vet
From Marvel Wiki:The Phoenix Force is described as being "the embodiment of the very passion of Creation – [B]the spark that gave life to the Universe
, the flame that will ultimately consume it." [/B]
Originally posted by quanchi112
The words are plain and easy to understand.
Originally posted by Galan007
As we've seen several times in the past(inc. very recently), the PF's actual showings are a far, FAR cry from its wiki-description.Ok, then if Nekron were banished by the UN it should constitute a BFR win.
But wasn't talking about "actually showings" at this time, I was providing a description of the nature of the power. You are being avoidant because it's description is simiar to D.C. white light being.
Originally posted by Galan007
As we've seen several times in the past(inc. very recently), the PF's actual showings are a far, FAR cry from its wiki-description.Ok, then if Nekron were banished by the UN it should constitute a BFR win.
What else are you supposed to do to an immortal, extra dimensional abstract being?
