If you ever played Star Craft, Tyrannyds are what the Zerg are based on and the Tyrannyds would mop the floor with the Zerg in terms of how fast and completely they destroy environments. They suck solar systems dry of all nutrients and evolve to face any foe. They kill one of their enemy and incorporate them and the whole species now has the gene code to clone/replicate that ability endlessly evolving it. There are serious levels of telekinetic/telepathic powers through out WH from pretty much every faction. A single person capable of doing feats like that against armies of foes numbering in the billions/trillions that combined that can do beyond that and more.
Originally posted by Wei Phoenix
Hell they'd probably win if this was just Marvel Earth but the entire universe, there are people who could wipe out the entire billions and trillions of armies with just a gesture.
Case in point:
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff240/Branlactus/Energy%20manipulation/Absorbing/brb_03_18.jpg
I'm not even going into the high heralds, Franklin Richards, Doctor the broken Doom, Multiple gods on various planes of reality not to mention a ton of abstracts. WH 40k is ****ed.
The problem is chaos.... EVen the super god being like of the DC or Marvel universe cannot win against the Dark gods.... They have to go in the warp to kill them.. Where Tzeentch rule as an omnipotent emperor.... Not to mention he always won before the battle begin....
Well I know than Star war can win in certain condition against warhammer 40 000 (All thank to Darth Revan mostly...)
Even Superman prime could have problem to kill someone like Tzeetch...
They kill the god emperor. Who can basicaly summon I don't an unlimited number of ship in 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000001 second? This kind of stuff omnipotent being.......
And Warhammer 40 000 galaxy is the biggest galaxy in the history of scien-fi.... So...10% unverse size... Humhum... Well that's pretty big actually fairly big....
Re: Warhammer 40k vs. Marvel Universe
Originally posted by Sixth_Winged
All known factions and entities of the warhammer 40k universe united vs. All factions and entities in Marvel 616( all alien empires and all 616 earth forces both bad and good united).Everyone is allowed to battle save absolute omnipotents, abstract concepts and artifacts likewise eg. the one above all and the Hotu.
1 year prep for both sides
Originally posted by Wei Phoenix
That guy is omnipotent in his own dimension? TOAA is omnipotent wherever he goes so he should be the stronger one.
The emperor of Mankind too... And he died horribly....
Like horus burn in an protogennic sopace dimension relate dto chaos blablabla forever..
Emperor of man kind is dead but still live as a god in the warp slave of his own love for Mankind.....
He watch his childrens dying slowly without be able to make the matter progress.
He just protect them in teh warp.. He cannot give up he don't have enough will power left to do so... He refuse to se what he have created dying... But ACtualy it is dying but slowly...
Go in the warp And Tzeentch.... Will just eat their power XD.
He will just stole rape their own powers.....
You just anihilate the entire universe.. Giving to chaos... THE ABSOLUTE POWER TO RAPE THE UNIVERSE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No matter how strong he is Tzeentch always win before any engagement....
Even primarch clone of the emperor of Mankind cannot resist chaos influence.. You have to possess mental defenses as strong as Darth Revan one....
Seriously chaos corrupt everythings !!!!!!!! It's a 9D dimension and 666D dimension in tzeentch domain...
Not to mention Tzeentch is also wining in multiple alternative realities........
The Maze of Tzeentch, also known as the Crystal Labyrinth, is Tzeentch's realm within the Warp. This maze is woven from the raw fabric of magic, threaded upon deceit and conspiracy. Of all the landscapes of the Warp, this domain is by far the most bizarre and incomprehensible, for its crystalline structures force travelers to view all nine dimensions simultaneously. This effect not only distorts the senses of any who intrude, but will also pulls apart their purpose and aspirations and turns them to insanity and despair. Unlike the realms of the other Gods of Chaos, it is not defended by Daemonic warriors, allowing instead for any intruder to become inevitably lost within its confines.[9]
Interchanging, shifting avenues made of pure crystals of every colour crisscross Tzeentch's realm. Hidden pathways built from lies and schemes lead out from the maze and infiltrate the dominions of other gods, binding together the fractious Realms of Chaos. The maze itself has no daemonic defenders. Its own illusory passages are enough of a barrier to any intruder not possessed of the strongest mind imaginable[Needs Citation]. Its glittering corridors reflect not only light but also hope, misery, dreams and nightmares. The labyrinth does not merely reflect but also distorts, pulling apart hope and purpose turning them into insanity and despair. Driven by Tzeentch's unconscious schemes, the labyrinth constantly moves and rearranges. Those lost within the maze's reaches will wander for eternity with their minds shattered, their dreams broken upon the wheel of their own failed ambition[Needs Citation].
At the centre of the maze, hidden from those who have not the insane insight to find it, stands the Impossible Fortress. The architecture of the bastion is constantly replaced by new and ever more maddening spires, gates and walls. doors and other entrance points yawn open like starving mouths, before clamping for eternity moments later, barring all access. Within the Fortress time and space does not exist at all and gravity shifts and changes, or disappears all together. Lights of every colour, some even unknown in the real universe, springs from the shifting walls. For mortals, who are so locked in their physical ways, the fortress is impenetrable. Men are driven insane, while their bodies might implode or be pulled apart by the forces unleashed by Tzeentch's passing thoughts. Even immortal daemons cannot easily endure the twisted horror of the Impossible Fortress and only the Lords of Change can safely navigate its corridors, and tread the secret paths that lead to the inner sanctum of the fortress, the Hidden Library, where Tzeentch, the puppet master himself resides, eternally plotting.[1]
Not to mention Tzeentch is also wining in multiple alternative realities........
If you defeat Tzeentch he came back from an other dimension to wreck your face...... So...
And you don't realize how hudge the chaos is :
The Garden of Nurgle is Nurgle's realm within the Warp. This unwholesome realm is home to every pox and affliction imaginable and is alive with the stench of rot. This 'garden' is not a barren wasteland, but rather a macabre paradise of death and pestilence. A thick sheet of buzzing swarms of black, furry flies litter the sky, and twisted, rotten boughs entangled with grasping vines cover the mouldering ground, beneath an insect-ravaged canopy of leaves. Defiled fungi both plain and extraordinary break through the leaf-strewn mulch of the forest floor, puffing out vile clouds of spores. Muddy rivers slither across the bloated landscape. Nurgle's Mansion of rotted timbers and broken walls resides at the heart of the garden; decrepit and ancient, yet eternally strong at its foundations. It is within these tumbling walls that Nurgle toils at his cauldron, a receptacle vast enough to contain all the oceans of the worlds of the galaxy.
Nurgle keeps his companion Isha trapped in a cage in the garden of Nurgle, in the corner of a room where he keeps the cauldron in which he creates all of his plagues. Being a goddess of healing, Isha can cure herself of any of Nurgle's diseases. Nurgle takes advantage of this by force-feeding her his latest creation and sees how long it takes the goddess to overcome its effects. If he is pleased, he releases it upon some unsuspecting world, if not, he starts over, working at his cauldron until he has something new to give to his 'companion'. Whilst he is busy working though, Isha takes advantage of his distraction to instruct mortals on how to rid themselves of Nurgle's poxes.
When Nurgle's power waxes, the Garden blooms, encroaching on the lands of the other Chaos Gods. Nurgle's enemies would fight back, and the Plaguebearers would take up arms to defend it. Although the Garden will recede again, it would still have fed deeply on the essence of those who have fallen in such wars, and will lie in gestate peace until it is ready to bloom again. [3]
It is within these tumbling walls that Nurgle toils at his cauldron, a receptacle vast enough to contain all the oceans of the worlds of the galaxy.
It is within these tumbling walls that Nurgle toils at his cauldron, a receptacle vast enough to contain all the oceans of the worlds of the galaxy.
It is within these tumbling walls that Nurgle toils at his cauldron, a receptacle vast enough to contain all the oceans of the worlds of the galaxy.
After reacherch chaos is the doom of evrythings.....
"Indeed, the very process of construction and creation foreshadow destruction and decay. The palace of today is tomorrow's ruin, the maiden of the morning is the crone of the night, and the hope of a moment is but the foundation stone of everlasting regret."
Because the youngest chaos was able to kill an all bunch of total omnipotent gods..... Eeeer humhum....
In how many dimension are Marvel or DC super being character exist?
Because Tzeentch rule in every alertantives realities....
No to mentiopn :
The Dark Eldar live in Commorragh, a city located within the labyrinth of the Webway, with hidden Webway gates leading to points all across the the Galaxy, allowing them to emerge and strike from seemingly nowhere and vanish again before any significant resistance can be mobilised.
Originally posted by NemeBro
The Emperor alone is more powerful than the Chaos Gods. Or was, at any rate.The Chaos Gods would be a fun snack for Galactus.
But no matter his power he just get defeated....
There is having power and be asble to use them....
Not to mention than Tzeentch is cuted from space and time.. He is unreachable.. But the reverse is not true....
There is also the god eldar... The god of death.. Who still in gestation in the warp....
Originally posted by Revanchiste
There is having power and be able to use them....
How fortunate then that Galactus doesn't suffer from any lack of knowledge of how to properly utilize his power. Neither does, Eternity, Infinity, Death, Oblivion, The Celestials, Master Order and Lord Chaos, Franklin Richards, Master Hate, Mistress Love, The Phoenix and so freaking on. Kubik can warp the entire universe of the Warhammer 40k into a ball in his hand and crush it.
Well Tzeetch is the superior version...
The only one who could penerate Tzeench's impossible forteress, where authorised to enter... Unless you have someone like a fusion between 10 superman prime that can go out of the universe....
How goo he is at mind concelement? If cannot keep is future cloud from tzeentch he is just dead....
The problem is Tzeentch who is not restricted by the rule of the universe.... He live cut from space and time....
He cannot be crushed..... And he control multiple universe parrallelle world and infinities of alternatives realities...
And when I said than he just dead that's because tzeench can change the rule of the engagement.. Including the power of his own ennemies.. When in his world....
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/f98/t563090.html
It's nota a matter of winning or not Tzeench always win.. It's about probabilities to win...
If Tzeentch win in a single dimension.. He win in all the others... That's cheap...
He just ctrl c +v the dimension where he win.....
If there is dimension wher he loose he just delete them.... If Galactus can win at 100% They just never encounter....
The cheapness of Tzeentch puputerie putassière. Bibitchery bitc* 100% cheap.
He just never looses. He never begin a fight or enganement if he hasn't already won...
