Originally posted by trexalfa
Yeah, we could wait more. I'm just making the most likely picture out of all the evidence we currently have, which is basically the best picture of it I can create. Those feats you mentioned, I guess you were talking about the "Adult" Units? The Child Units, or Cosmic Cubes, are easily universe busters. Really powerful, but a mook Celestial can dish out far more power than they can.
Found the statement Digi made concerning how it makes sense (sortof)
Originally posted by Digi
Breevort's a hero for that answer. You do realize that he has an incredibly delicate balance to manage, yeah? He has to defend those he works with, the company he works for, but answer fans in a way that will appease the harsher elements of the fandom. Or rather, the more casual elements of the fandom. Because the fans calling him a **** on internet forums are rarely going to be appeased on anything long-term, and they're the least of his concerns. We're not the demographic. We're the ones who are following this stuff regardless. Breevort's only worried about not f*cking up the answer to create a bigger sh*tstorm, and making sure he's doing nothing to upset the bottom line (money) which, let's be honest, is primarily targeted at the 16-year-old kid who recently watched the Thor films, and just got to see his hero die heroically against legions of abstract beings. F*ck power levels, that kid just went to bed last night dreaming of taking on a thousand Beyonders in glorious battle.
No I'm talking about the Cubes, the child units are Cubes that have become sentient (sorry for the confusion), and in the process have imposed limits on themselves. Hence the likes of Kubik, a sentient cube is far below a Celestial, while a Cube has potential to be far above a Celestials. But it doesn't become easier because Marvel is operating with different levels of Omnipotence.