Originally posted by Galan007
Because Oblivion's totality doesn't actively try to destroy creation anymore than Death's totality actively tries to kill every living being in creation. If he did, it would almost certainly invoke the judgement of LT himself... Which obviously wouldn't be beneficial for him.
Is the judgment of LT beyond the abstracts ability to deal with? Aren't the abstracts all multiversal in power
Edit. And if not power (thats a stretch but influence) isnt only universal?
Originally posted by TethAdamTheRockThat's because Eternity and Oblivion are opposite sides of the same coin. IOW, fighting Oblivion/CK would have been like fighting himself--a moot confrontation. That's why he abstained from the conflict.
He told Hercules he was unable to fight chaos king.
Originally posted by Sin I AMLT is beyond the rest of the hierarchy, yes.
Is the judgment of LT beyond the abstracts ability to deal with? Aren't the abstracts all multiversal in powerEdit. And if not power (thats a stretch but influence) isnt only universal?
Originally posted by Galan007
That's because Eternity and Oblivion are opposite sides of the same coin. IOW, fighting Oblivion/CK would have been like fighting himself--a moot confrontation. That's why he abstained from the conflict.LT is beyond the rest of the hierarchy, yes.
But not beyond the beyonders apparently
Originally posted by One Big Mob
The implication is it was the entire race of the Beyonders fighting one LT while 3 attacked him in every "universe".Think the second last phase of Sephiroth. LT was Sephiroth without the sword.
Still makes zero sense to me. LT is second to TOAA. Sonce he's the caretaker he should multiversal in power. It shouldve been a stomp in his favor. Are there any scans referencing his loss other than Uatu and Tony scene?
Originally posted by Sin I AMWell, there's the scene that actually depicts it:
Still makes zero sense to me. LT is second to TOAA. Sonce he's the caretaker he should multiversal in power. It shouldve been a stomp in his favor. Are there any scans referencing his loss other than Uatu and Tony scene?
Then, after discovering LT's corpse, the best minds of 616 cultivated his 'skin' and used it to line the multiversal Life Raft they built to survive the final incursion.
And in the latest issue of Infinity Entity, Warlock stated that Eternity/Infinity had taken over as "the supreme beings of this actuality" after LT was killed by the Beyonders.
So yeah, he's definitely dead, atm.
Originally posted by Galan007
Well, there's the scene that actually depicts it:
Then, after discovering LT's corpse, the best minds of 616 cultivated his 'skin' and used it to line the multiversal Life Raft they built to survive the final incursion.
And in the latest issue of Infinity Entity, Warlock stated that Eternity/Infinity had taken over as "the supreme beings of this actuality" after LT was killed by the Beyonders.
So yeah, he's definitely dead, atm.
Sad. Id never seen that scene before. Im disappointed..id rather it ooccur off panel. It seemed so anti climatic.
