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Mangog? ... whatever. Loki, who was at-least Skyfatherish? Nice, but whatever.
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The fact that Thor was able to act against the Norn Fates says it all.
To the 3 sisters, (Norn Fates) even all-father Odin's existence ...
... is just a fragile "thread" that the Fates can snip at their leisure.
Here they allow Balder to handle (and choose to cut and die if he wishes) his own "life thread"
he didn't do it,
instead he was able to witness all possible consequences based on any/all decisions he ever made into the Future: 🙂
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The Norn Fates are unaffected by Satrina's attack, and then state:
"Our power be supreme ... none hath power against us, not even the All-Father Himself"
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Daken asked the Norn Fates:
"You can see the Future" ... The Norns reply: "We are the Future"
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The Norn Fates inside their realm, ground zero of their power source:
Rune King Thor: 'I'm about to phuk your whole shit up biatches'
The Norn Fates: "No! No! It's not fair, they gave this power to us ... to us! Don't take it away!"
Rune King Thor: 'Oh, but I will .. and wut u gonna do bout it?' ... freeze, squirm and observe your demise!
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Those Who Sit Above in Shadow give Loki NINE UniverseS at their entropic stage. (one being 616)
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The writer tells us about the realm of 'They Who Sit Above in Shadow:'
"If Gods can be said to have Gods themselves, this is where they live"
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'Those Who Sit Above in Shadow' tell Loki:
"We ... who are to Asgard as its immortal sons and daughters are to the realms of Men"
Notice, they also threaten Loki ...
Loki, doesn't pause to obey:
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Loki found a loophole to defy the orders he was given,
so 'Those Who Sit Above in Shadow' gave Loki what he wanted, which was to rule the nine realms,
but they played Loki as Uatu appears and tells us,
they set Loki up at the end of time where the nine realms are heading towards entropy.
"With the slightest of thought,
the Ones Who Sit Above in Shadow, Gods to the Gods themselves, gave Loki what he wanted"
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Bad ass feat for Those Who Sit Above in Shadow ... 👆
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Rune King Thor is about to phuk their whole shit up too ... they confront Thor, but ...
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TWSAIS: "Wait Thor! We see your deeds, you have won our respect. We witness not only your strength but your wisdom."
Rune King Thor: 'aaahhh shut the phuk up son' ... "I come as your doom!"
You were depicted as having power over universeS ... I'm RKT, I don't care, "I come as your doom" stoned
Again:
RKT explicitly stated that he could NOT defeat the Fates outright -- he lacked the power to "change what has been written"(which is the Fates' conceptual purpose):
http://i.imgur.com/QiuIiQo.jpg
He beat The Fates, along with TWSAIS, by exploiting/smashing/cutting a cosmic 'flaw' in one of the strands on the Loom of Fate:
http://i.imgur.com/SipIP02.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/dsqqC8C.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/gkj9gyL.jpg
That's it. He certainly did not straight-up overpower either party.
It was also explicitly stated that Thor's humanity/mortality is what gave him the advantage over the aforementioned beings, and allowed him to beat them -- NOT his raw power:
http://i.imgur.com/KVEgebH.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/vx9e5Ek.jpg
I want to emphasize this portion of the above text, because I doubt certain people will take the time to actually click on the links:
And how knowledgeable was RKT? Well, he was directly compared to Odin in that regard:
http://i.imgur.com/b59DTCM.jpg
"You DO have the wisdom of Odin..."
As I said: RKT really did NOTHING on-panel to place him tiers above Odin. However, if the RKT myth/wank is still being perpetuated tomorrow, I can chop it down even further. Right now I have a class to teach, so I've got to go. See ya in the morn. 🙂
Originally posted by Galan007Again:
RKT explicitly stated that he could NOT defeat the Fates outright -- he lacked the power to "change what has been written"(which is the Fates' conceptual purpose)
So, are you saying the "Fates" had the power to stop Thor, but off-panel decided not too, instead?
Originally posted by Galan007He beat The Fates, along with TWSAIS, by exploiting/smashing/cutting a cosmic 'flaw' in one of the strands on the Loom of Fate:
That's it. He certainly did not straight-up overpower either party.
Originally posted by Galan007It was also explicitly stated that Thor's humanity/mortality is what gave him the advantage over the aforementioned beings, and allowed him to beat them -- NOT his raw power
... hmm, sounds like Hickman's spin where humans can beat BeyonderS. 🙁
Originally posted by Galan007And how knowledgeable was RKT? Well, he was directly compared to Odin in that regard:
"You DO have the wisdom of Odin..."
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I think you missed my point old friend.
The Fates were there, right in front of Thor, but they did nothing to stop their doom.
TWSAIS were also there, knowing Thor was about to bring the curtain down on em, yet, they did nothing!
TWSAIS once issued a thought, and it gave Loki NINE universeS.
Originally posted by Cogito
He's immune because of his 5D heritage.5D Imps >>>>>(continue forever) RKT
I hate when people apply no-limits fallacies, but it's just as bad to assume limits when none are warranted.
Yet you are the one proposing a no limits fallacy. You are proposing Superman's magic immunity spans the omniverse when there is no evidence of such.
Originally posted by Blue Area Vet😂
Yet you are the one proposing a no limits fallacy. You are proposing Superman's magic immunity spans the omniverse when there is no evidence of such.
He also isn't immune to the effects of magic. What he's done on panel pales in comparison to Thor. Hyperbole ridden defense for Kal.
Originally posted by Blue Area Vet
Yet you are the one proposing a no limits fallacy. You are proposing Superman's magic immunity spans the omniverse when there is no evidence of such.
That ISN'T what he is proposing.
The power demonstrated by a 5D imp trumps anything demonstrated by Rune King Thor. It is this fact that makes The Rune King's mystical abilities moot.
