Still really not sure. The Gentry are thought-forms that literally embody various concepts of the story itself. Any villainous mastermind/plotter in comics, for example, would be an embodiment of Intellectron. Any evil horde/swarm/stampede in comics would be an embodiment of Demogorgunn, etc. etc.
It's really hard trying to accurately quantify these metatextual types.
Originally posted by Galan007
Still really not sure. The Gentry are thought-forms that literally embody various concepts of the story itself. Any villainous mastermind/plotter in comics, for example, would be an embodiment of Intellectron. Any evil horde/swarm/stampede in comics would be an embodiment of Demogorgunn, etc. etc.It's really hard trying to accurately quantify these metatextual types.
Didn't one of the Gentry destroy a universe?
Originally posted by Galan007
Still really not sure. The Gentry are thought-forms that literally embody various concepts of the story itself. Any villainous mastermind/plotter in comics, for example, would be an embodiment of Intellectron. Any evil horde/swarm/stampede in comics would be an embodiment of Demogorgunn, etc. etc.It's really hard trying to accurately quantify these metatextual types.
So, metatextual vs. plot device. eww.
Originally posted by operator616
The Basanos were able to defeat Lucifer only through trickery iirc (by doing something to the feathers of his wings or some such). Lucifer would defeat them in a full on encounter imo.
Totally agree. That being said, the same Lucifer with missing feathers was the one that tanked Michael's energies and shaped his multiverse, so there's something to be said for that.
But without that weakness exploitation they would get curbed by Lucifer. The fact that he didn't seem to fear them at all after he got his feathers back would indicate as much.