Originally posted by zopzop
Dr. Strange and the Vishanti aren't idiots (at least one of the them is omniscient). The Celestials have an easily exploitable weakness, the Vishanti don't.T1 breaks T2.
Originally posted by Branlor Swift
I think before this thread goes any farther something needs to be said...Shut up zopzop
Originally posted by CadenceV2
I agree. They are far from perfect as some suggest.
I could turn the tables round and say they are clear examples of PIS.
For example the thing with Sue, if her power and Exitars originate from the same area then it doesn't really matter if she defeated him in that way. It's like how Gladiator is weak to a specific type of radiation.
If a so called "Radiation Man" existed and knew how he could kill Glads then it's acceptable to presume why it happened.
There are many characters across the Marvel Universe that suffer from PIS, Gladiator being one of them. I just in my opinion don't think it's 100% fair to pick apart Celestials for their misgivings and that's it.
Originally posted by CadenceV2
I agree. They are far from perfect as some suggest.
@One_Angry_Scot
Marvel has destroyed the Celestials and their reputation my friend. Nothing short of a reboot will save them.
Originally posted by zopzop
Oh and I forgot the latest example : the Asgardian spell Odin came up with that can kill ANY Celestial.@One_Angry_Scot
Marvel has destroyed the Celestials and their reputation my friend. Nothing short of a reboot will save them.
Sure sometimes writers do ruin characters like I mentioned with Glads for example.
In Uncanny Avengers (or AXIS) we may get an awesome showing for the Celestials in the future. When Sentry said.
"Do not fear I will take a great journey, moving Exitars body far from Earth, but beware even then the Celestials wrath will be mighty."