In DC comics, who can "easily" defeat multi-eternity?

Started by abhilegend3 pages

Originally posted by zopzop
No that's the thing. He didn't NEED that extra power because it was worthless compared to what he's really capable of as God's Wrath.

Spectre is a slacker because he always shirks his duties for some reason or another. God or the Narrator even mentions this on panel.

A motivated Spectre would wipe OMNI-Eternity from existence then go have a cup of coffee.

Also worth mentioning is that Hal Jordan with the Spectre Force outright stated it dwarfed the power he had as MULTIVERSAL Parallax.


Parallax had wiped out pretty much entire creation and started to create his own multiverse. Fighting with Spectre drained all of his power to the point he was pretty much powerless

Originally posted by Genii96
Um,iirc didn't spectre gain power from a lot of places to challenge GEB?
What do you mean by slacker?

No, he was in a coma after fighting Anti Monitor in COIE and only a portion of his being was fighting GEB.

Originally posted by abhilegend
That's not a bio. That's the excerpt from Final Crisis Secret Files, written by Grant Morrison himself.

hysterical
Who are you fooling here? Secret Files and Secret Files Origins were a series of companion books that included short stories, background info, bios, stats, etc..

Hell your so called excerpt came off of a caption from a character sketch work of Overgirl. Seriously?

Everyone uses guidebooks. Just admit that you do too as you have many times in the past.

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Originally posted by zopzop
No that's the thing. He didn't NEED that extra power because it was worthless compared to what he's really capable of as God's Wrath.

Spectre is a slacker because he always shirks his duties for some reason or another. God or the Narrator even mentions this on panel.

A motivated Spectre would wipe OMNI-Eternity from existence then go have a cup of coffee.

Also worth mentioning is that Hal Jordan with the Spectre Force outright stated it dwarfed the power he had as MULTIVERSAL Parallax.


What's his best feat?

Originally posted by abhilegend
No, he was in a coma after fighting Anti Monitor in COIE and only a portion of his being was fighting GEB.

Isn't GEB stronger than AM?

Originally posted by abhilegend
Of course it did have a multiverse. There was even an omniverse mentioned in AOS 617.

The 52 universe was a local multiverse. Explicitly mentioned in Final Crisis secret files.

http://i.imgur.com/6IVsc9M.jpg?1

Rip Hunter also told us that the 'local' Multiverse was never just 52 universes--it was always an infinite amount of universes to begin with... And according to the Metaverse concept, an infinite amount of additional universes(ie. Multiverses) are created every instant.

So yeah, that sounds exactly like Marvel's Omniverse to me--what with infinite Multiverses and whatnot. /shrug

Originally posted by celeyhyga17
hysterical
Who are you fooling here? Secret Files and Secret Files Origins were a series of companion books that included short stories, background info, bios, stats, etc..

It was the history of multiverse. Not a bio of a single character.

God you're thick.

Hell your so called excerpt came off of a caption from a character sketch work of Overgirl. Seriously?

Yes, what about it? Its what happened in actual final crisis comic.

Everyone uses guidebooks. Just admit that you do too as you have many times in the past.

Not for establishing Thor has a hulk like dynamic factor though.

😂

Originally posted by Galan007
Rip Hunter also told us that the 'local' Multiverse was never just 52 universes--it was always an infinite amount of universes to begin with... And according to the Metaverse concept, an infinite amount of additional universes(ie. Multiverses) are created every instant.

So yeah, that sounds exactly like Marvel's Omniverse to me--what with infinite Multiverses and whatnot. /shrug

Scans?

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Originally posted by Genii96
What's his best feat?

That's the whole problem with him. He never lives up to his full potential.

If he let loose, nothing short of DC's God Or Myx would be able to put him down.

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Originally posted by zopzop
That's the whole problem with him. He never lives up to his full potential.

If he let loose, nothing short of DC's God Or Myx would be able to put him down.

Riv missed you.

...

And I did, too.

*unzips*

Originally posted by Don Draper
Scans?
Rip Hunter explains the DC Multiverse:

This scan details DC's 'Metaverse':
http://i.imgur.com/LlxPHY5.jpg

Here is the pertinent text from that scan, which I referenced in my above post:

As I mentioned earlier: a Multiverse in DC=infinite universes. On top of that, an infinite amount of new universes are spawned every instant--which subsequently means a new multiverse is born with each passing moment. Thus we get an infinite amount of multiverseS as a corollary--and that is what comprises the Metaverse in its totality.

That said, here is how the Marvel Omniverse was most currently defined:
http://i.imgur.com/f6TbRyM.jpg
(pertinent text outlined in blue.)

So yeah, DC's Metaverse and Marvel's Omniverse sound pretty much identical, imo. Infinite universes...Infinite Multiverses. /shrug

Originally posted by abhilegend
It was the history of multiverse. Not a bio of a single character.

God you're thick.

Yes, what about it? Its what happened in actual final crisis comic.

Not for establishing Thor has a hulk like dynamic factor though.

😂


facepalm

Actually it was a bio of a single character.. Overgirl.. It just happened to contain a piece of information that pertains to the multiverse.

Originally posted by Galan007

And according to the Metaverse concept, an infinite amount of additional universes(ie. Multiverses) are created every instant.

So yeah, that sounds exactly like Marvel's Omniverse to me--what with infinite Multiverses and whatnot.


I disagree.

The scan you're pointing out about the "Metaverse" does not ever mention "multiverseS."
No offense, but it should be noted this is your interpretation in the meaning.
Unless there's an on panel and/or handbook definition that clearly makes it multiverseS, we can't say that.

In fact, the definition of the DC "Metaverse" ... is nigh-verbatim to Marvel's definition of the prime Multiverse.

Imo, this "Metaverse" is another term for "Multiverse."

In DC?

Grant Morrison can. He basically did a One Above All in Animal Man.

Originally posted by Mr Master
I disagree.

The scan you're pointing out about the "Metaverse" does not ever mention "multiverseS."
No offense, but it should be noted this is your interpretation in the meaning.
Unless there's an on panel and/or handbook definition that clearly makes it multiverseS, we can't say that.

In fact, the definition of the DC "Metaverse" ... is nigh-verbatim to Marvel's definition of the prime Multiverse.

Imo, this "Metaverse" is another term for "Multiverse."

As was the case in the last thread this was mentioned in: you're purposefully ignoring this very important piece of text, which explicitly TELLS US what makes up the Metaverse in its totality:

I don't need a handbook to tell me that infinite universes=a multiverse. Vis-a-vis, a new multiverse is spawned every instant.

Marvel writers seem to interpret that as a Multiverse!

Again: infinite universes are created EVERY INSTANT.

[img=http://s6d8.turboimg.net/t1/27649539_Metaverse2.jpg]

"For every quantum moment in the life of a Universe, an infinity of alternate realitieS is created.

Each of these in-turn, gives birth to a multititude of additional infinitieS -- and so on, Ad Infinitum.
"

----------------------------------------

That reads exactly like the Metaverse joint.

In Marvel, different writers use the terms Omniverse and Multiverse interchangeably at times. The events of Secret Wars and The Ultimates couldn't have made this clearer: Hickman consistently described the events as Multiversal; Ewing is consistently describing them as Omniversal... But that's neither here nor there.

I am basing my opinion on how Marvel defined the Omniverse in recent times:

Full page:
http://i.imgur.com/f6TbRyM.jpg

And that does read exactly like the Metaverse joint. 👆

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Originally posted by beatboks
Dude, read what your replying too.

Convergence and Multiversity are both post Flash point. I stated that there [b]are an infinite number of universesPost Flash point. That is what Eternity is (infinite universes). DC doesn't have an infinite number of MULTIVERSES just one formed from it's infinite number of universes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiverse

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/multiverse

The multiverse is everything, all parallel realities. [/B]


I say again, read multiversity and convergence.
What you are refering to is only local multiverse.
Hypertime has infinite number of multiverse as it's branch. It is concept established by Grant Morrison and Mark Waid.
In fact, Multiversity guidebook confirms that multiverse after infinite crisis is only one of infinite local multiverse branched from Hypertime.
And, there is metaverse concept.

So, every character above COIE Anti Monitor can easily defeat multi-eternity.

Originally posted by Galan007

I am basing my opinion on how Marvel defined the Omniverse in recent times:

And that does read exactly like the Metaverse joint.


I respect your opinion.

But until I see an on panel and/or handbook state DC has infinite MULTIverseS inside it, I can't agree.

The DC Metaverse definition is = to one Marvel Multiverse, no question. I proved it.

We wouldn't wanna think the DC omniverse is = to one Marvel multiverse. 🙁

Originally posted by Mr Master
I respect your opinion.

But until I see an on panel and/or handbook state DC has infinite MULTIverseS inside it, I can't agree.

The DC Metaverse definition is = to one Marvel Multiverse, no question. I proved it.

We wouldn't wanna think the DC omniverse is = to one Marvel multiverse.

I already provided on panel evidence. I just don't think it's computing for some reason. 🙁

The 'local/prime' DC Multiverse = infinite universes(per Rip Hunter.) And in the Metaverse scan we learn that an infinite amount universes are being spawned EVERY INSTANT, in addition to the aforementioned cosmology. Again: infinite universes = a Multiverse.

So if a new Multiverse is spawned every single INSTANT, then this creates infinite MultiverseS as a corollary. Not trying to be rude, but I don't need a handbook to figure out that 1+1=2.

That said, the Marvel Omniverse is more currently defined as containing infinite universes and infinite MultiverseS. The scan I posted above explicitly states as much(and it's from a much more recent source than the decades-old scan you keep referencing.) Ergo the correlation between DC's Metaverse and Marvel's Omniverse.