Originally posted by Epicurus
It's several orders of magnitude below undoing the damage caused by Infinity(who was actually being empowered by the Abstract Infinity mind you).
Don't know if you're aware of this, but Quasar #19 actually reveals that Odin was tapping into the power of Infinity, which lead to the entity's creation. Makes sense, since in that Thor story, don't forget that the entity was Odin's "other-self". A part of him. On top of that, this Quasar revelation is also impressive since in that same series the four cornerstone abstracts (one of which is Infinity) were indirectly referred to as beings of "trans-infinite" power.
Originally posted by abhilegend
you claimed he repaired a damaged universe.
On panel, it says that Odin repaired everything on "every world" that was affected. And we know their battle was universal in scope (galaxies crumbled). Here's an official Marvel Index (which summarizes Thor #188) confirming that he repaired worlds throughout the whole universe:
http://i.imgur.com/CRE56cz.jpg?1
"Uses his power to return the universe to normal"
Originally posted by operator616
Don't know if you're aware of this, but Quasar #19 actually reveals that Odin was tapping into the power of Infinity, which lead to the entity's creation. Makes sense, since in that Thor story, don't forget that the entity was Odin's "other-self". A part of him. On top of that, this Quasar revelation is also impressive since in that same series the four cornerstone abstracts (one of which is Infinity) were indirectly referred to as beings of "trans-infinite" power.On panel, it says that Odin repaired everything on "every world" that was affected. And we know their battle was universal in scope (galaxies crumbled). Here's an official Marvel Index (which summarizes Thor #188) confirming that he repaired worlds throughout the whole universe:
http://i.imgur.com/CRE56cz.jpg?1
"Uses his power to return the universe to normal"
Restoring galaxies or worlds=/=restoring a whole universe. I would call Supergod Herc restoring universe, not Odin. No universe was destroyed.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Destroying some galaxies is now universe wide destruction? Haha. Go home kid and search how many galaxies are there in the universe.This is just getting amusing.
I agree that you are an amusing troll, troll.🙂
Originally posted by operator616
Don't know if you're aware of this, but Quasar #19 actually reveals that Odin was tapping into the power of Infinity, which lead to the entity's creation. Makes sense, since in that Thor story, don't forget that the entity was Odin's "other-self". A part of him. On top of that, this Quasar revelation is also impressive since in that same series the four cornerstone abstracts (one of which is Infinity) were indirectly referred to as beings of "trans-infinite" power.
^ 👆
Originally posted by abhilegend
The battle between Odin and Infinity or Forsun was merely galactic level.
Well, actually, Odin's battle with Forsung was most definitely universal at the very least. In an issue of Thor v2, a retelling confirms that their battle spanned across the entire cosmos:
http://i.imgur.com/Md3bw8P.jpg?1
And remember in the issue itself (Thor #144) their battle was said to rage beyond all time and space even
http://i.imgur.com/K7mx5NK.jpg
How is that not universal?
Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah, destroying Galaxies while being amped by Infinity isn't universal level. We knew that eventually it would've reached earth but it wasn't there yet. It was only limited to the very end of space time at that moment.Name calling? How unoriginal.
Careful now. You don't want people to see your jimmies getting rustled again, troll.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Can you post the scan where Odin was said to be tapping into Infinity?Restoring galaxies or worlds=/=restoring a whole universe. I would call Supergod Herc restoring universe, not Odin. No universe was destroyed.
Sure, it's from Quasar #19:
http://i.imgur.com/6Ox7NFZ.jpg?1
I never said that Odin restored the whole universe; im just saying that the destruction caused was universe-wide, and Odin restored it all.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Yeah, destroying Galaxies while being amped by Infinity isn't universal level.
You misunderstood my response.
Originally posted by operator616
^ 👆Well, actually, Odin's battle with Forsung was most definitely universal at the very least. In an issue of Thor v2, a retelling confirms that their battle spanned across the entire cosmos:
http://i.imgur.com/Md3bw8P.jpg?1
And remember in the issue itself (Thor #144) their battle was said to rage beyond all time and space even
http://i.imgur.com/K7mx5NK.jpg
How is that not universal?
Originally posted by Epicurus
Odin wasn't being amped by Infinity, troll. His dark counterpart was. 😂Careful now. You don't want people to see your jimmies getting rustled again, troll.
Yeah, you're likely in tears right now. Just like every web warrior who flames after getting destroyed.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Odin absorbed Infinity who was amped by actual Infinity and then restored the universe.Yeah, you're likely in tears right now. Just like every web warrior who flames after getting destroyed.
The troll is already beginning to unravel. All over again. I think my work with you is done here.😂
Originally posted by operator616
Sure, it's from Quasar #19:http://i.imgur.com/6Ox7NFZ.jpg?1
I never said that Odin restored the whole universe; im just saying that the destruction caused was universe-wide, and Odin restored it all.
You misunderstood my response.
Epicurus is stating that the destruction was universal level and Odin RESTORED A UNIVERSE.
I did?
Originally posted by abhilegend
Raging across all the cosmos and beyond time and space=/=universe destroying battle. It was outright said that stars were born and destroyed and worlds were destroyed. No mention of even galactic level destruction.Odin absorbed Infinity who was amped by actual Infinity and then restored the universe.
Yeah, you're likely in tears right now. Just like every web warrior who flames after getting destroyed.
They were destroying worlds throughout the cosmos. Which makes it more than simply a "galactic level" battle, imo. That's what i was trying to say. Im not saying that they destroyed the entire universe without leaving a single planet/star.
I think you're misinterpreting the scan. We know its Odin's darker self since we see the hand on panel. That's how it was originally portrayed:
http://i.imgur.com/NIFcgBd.jpg?1
Relook at the Quasar scan:
Originally posted by abhilegend
So it was outright stated that Odin was amped in Thor 188? There goes that showing.Epicurus is stating that the destruction was universal level and Odin RESTORED A UNIVERSE.
I did?
Because that is exactly what it was. It spanned the whole goddamned universe. Restoring all that damage is far more impressive as Odin was directly via raw power, as opposed to Kyle who used a glorified cheat code to get rid of Oblivion.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Odin was amped all along.
Originally posted by operator616
They were destroying worlds throughout the cosmos. Which makes it more than simply a "galactic level" battle, imo. That's what i was trying to say. Im not saying that they destroyed the entire universe without leaving a single planet/star.I think you're misinterpreting the scan. We know its Odin's darker self since we see the hand on panel. That's how it was originally portrayed:
http://i.imgur.com/NIFcgBd.jpg?1
Relook at the Quasar scan:
Odin was tapping into that power, that was stated clearly. Not his darker half or something. He tapped into that power to restore the damage done to universe.
Originally posted by abhilegend
So it was outright stated that Odin was amped in Thor 188? There goes that showing.Epicurus is stating that the destruction was universal level and Odin RESTORED A UNIVERSE.
I did?
Read my last post. You think it's a coincidence that the entity was called "Infinity"? Because it's not. Odin tapped into the power of Infinity, this part was his other-self whom we saw in that Thor story.
Then i disagree with him. I don't see anything to suggest that it was the entire universe. Not to mention that we saw on panel, that the worlds were still intact, but in miserable shape. Odin restored them.
Originally posted by Epicurus
Odin wasn't amped, you miserable idiot. His dark counterpart(after being separated by Hela) was. And he still got defeated by Odin in direct combat.Because that is exactly what it was. It spanned the whole goddamned universe. Restoring all that damage is far more impressive as Odin was directly via raw power, as opposed to Kyle who used a glorified cheat code to get rid of Oblivion.
Originally posted by Epicurus
You need to get a better grasp of the very concept of reading comprehension, before you actually try to practice it in real life. Because what you're doing right now is an insult of the highest level to the intelligence of comicbook fans in general.
"power was being tapped by earth-god Odin."
No mention of any darker half.
You are dismissed.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Destroying planets across universe isn't destruction of a universe. Which is what Epicurus was claiming.Odin was tapping into that power, that was stated clearly. Not his darker half or something. He tapped into that power to restore the damage done to universe.
