Hourman w/Worlogog replaces Thanos w/IG during Infinity Guantlet

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Hourman w/Worlogog replaces Thanos w/IG during Infinity Guantlet

What if this guy:

http://i.imgur.com/JLzAmYc.jpg

Invades Marvel Universe and confronts his cosmic entities:

https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/11114/111142536/4802543-infinity+gauntlet-162.jpg

He's finally prevail?

He's finally falls?

What do you think?

SquallX Senior Member

Hourman with an incomplete Worlogog waves his hands and they die, let alone a full powered Worlogog at he's disposal.

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Hourman would actually do better than Thanos in a sense. Not only would he shitstomp the hierarchy with ease, but since the 'gog literally merges with its wielder, he wouldn't have to worry about it getting taken from him.

cdtm Restricted

I'm not sure the Worlogog's ever been used against another cosmic power.

We do know from Hourman himself that it's power is 4d in nature, and thus useless against a 5d imp.

But Mxy would stomp Thanos with IG, imo, so not saying much.

SquallX Senior Member

Originally posted by cdtm
I'm not sure the Worlogog's ever been used against another cosmic power.

We do know from Hourman himself that it's power is 4d in nature, and thus useless against a 5d imp.

But Mxy would stomp Thanos with IG, imo, so not saying much.

The Worlogog was used against a perfect copy of itself when Amazo copied it. Also, it was because the heroes possessed a small piece of the Worlogog that allowed them to battle Extant with his incomplete version.

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by cdtm
But Mxy would stomp Thanos with IG, imo, so not saying much.
Exactly. Comparing anyone/thing to Mxy doesn't really help determine/gauge much, considering he's pretty much > ALL, lol. 😛

Anyway, I have always viewed the Worlogog and IG as relatively equal items overall. They both give one absolute control/mastery over EVERY facet of reality -- essentially making their user 'God'. However, the 'gog does have a few distinct advantages over the IG, imo...

1.) Unlike IG-wielders, a 'gog-wielder does not have to 'adjust' to their newfound Godhood -- the 'gog automatically upgrades their perceptions and such, thus enabling them to fully comprehend(and effectively utilize) its power.

2.) Unlike the Infinity Gems, the 'gog is actually merged with its user -- it is not of external control. Because the 'gog is literally part of its user, it cannot be simply taken off of them... Like a glove can be.

Mr Master Junior Member

This thread involves Hourman replacing Thanos at the moment of cosmic battles.

When IG/Thanos defeated everything thrown at him,
including violating the unbelievable "Beyond Realm" (unheard of)
Thanos was fully assimilated,
so "adjusting" here, is not relevant friends.

Originally posted by Galan007

Mxy he's pretty much > ALL, lol.

I agree that, in/for DC comics, that has been established.
Originally posted by Galan007

it cannot be simply taken off of them... Like a glove can be.

To be fair, the glove can't be "simply" taken off, unless the wilder makes him/herself defenseless.
IG has never been taken off of anyone's hands, except for Thanos, who literally wanted that to happen.

Anyway, ya gotta battle the wielder, win and k.o. the wielder, so u can THEN take it off.

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Again, I was just explaining the differences between these items. The IG DOES require a period of acclimation before the user can use it to its full potential. The IG IS of external control.

...The Worlogog, however, has neither of those 'weaknesses', but still grants its user the same level of overall power/authority... So in in a sense, it is actually a bit better than the IG.

But as for the thread itself, I already made my opinion on the outcome clear... Actually, it's more than just my opinion -- that is how a battle between Hourman /w/ the 'gog and Marvel's hierarchy would go down. 👆

Mr Master Junior Member

Originally posted by Galan007

Again, I was just explaining the differences between these items.

The IG DOES require a period of acclimation before the user can use it to its full potential.


True, sorta, but it depends on who the wielder is.

Adam adapted nigh-instantly, and Magus adjusted virtually instantly.

Originally posted by Galan007

The IG IS of external control.


That makes no difference between the items imo.
Originally posted by Galan007

The Worlogog, however, has neither of those 'weaknesses',
but still grants its user the same level of overall power/authority...

So in in a sense, it is actually a bit better than the IG.


I disagree.
Originally posted by Galan007

But as for the thread itself, I already made my opinion on the outcome clear


I respect all opinions. 👆
Originally posted by Galan007

Actually, it's more than just my opinion --
that is how a battle
between Hourman /w/ the 'gog and Marvel's hierarchy would go down.


Perhaps you're right. But ... unless you're clairvoyant, that's still just an opinion. 😛

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by Mr Master
True, sorta, but it depends on who the wielder is.

Adam adapted nigh-instantly, and Magus adjusted virtually instantly.

Oh yeah, the acclimation period for the IG definitely varies from user to user -- not saying otherwise... Nor am I saying it takes some ridiculous amount of time for the Gauntlet to be mastered. Just saying that there is always *some* sort of acclimation period -- even for the most adept of wielders.

Magus: "So this is how it feels to be omnipotent. Interesting... But it will take a bit of getting used to.":
http://i.imgur.com/fgwG1uQ.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/ak4vSUZ.jpg

Warlock: "The Magus is adapting to Godhood much quicker than either Thanos or I did!":
http://i.imgur.com/JlOnanW.jpg

Thanos: "With every passing second, the Magus becomes more adept at wielding the awesome power he now possesses.":
http://i.imgur.com/8nFKVW3.jpg

Originally posted by Mr Master
That makes no difference between the items imo.
Aside from the external control thing, the only real difference between these items is that there is no acclimation period for a Worlogog-user at all. Thanks to its automatic-upgrade feature, the user gains full comprehension of the 'gog, instantly -- this enables them to use the 'gog to its best right off the bat. I'm not saying that feature makes the 'gog more powerful than the IG or whathaveyou(again, I view them as equals)... It's just more user-friendly, is all. 😉

Originally posted by Mr Master
Perhaps you're right. But ... unless you're clairvoyant, that's still just an opinion. 😛
If we go by feats, Hourman /w/ the Worlogog would unarguably stomp the hierarchy. As I mentioned above: I consider the 'gog to be DC's version of the IG. They're very similar in terms of what they can do. 👆

psycho gundam The Nightmare of Solomon

Originally posted by Galan007
2.) Unlike the Infinity Gems, the 'gog is actually merged with its user -- it is not of external control. Because the 'gog is literally part of its user, it cannot be simply taken off of them... Like a glove can be.
Not exactly. Mephisto tried that and the gauntlet almost choked the shit out of him on it's own. Thanos let Nebula take it for his own reasons

This was a pretty badass scene

*10's.mp3*

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

I am fully aware that the instances wherein the IG was removed(or nearly removed) from its wielder against their will are very much situational. My only point is that it *can* still happen. Conversely, the Worlogog can NOT be removed from its user...under ANY circumstances...as it is literally bonded to them.

Again, this does not make the 'gog more powerful... Just more user-friendly. 👆

psycho gundam The Nightmare of Solomon

Not saying you're wrong but technically the difference is superficial cause that above scene wouldn't have been possible unless the connection with the gauntlet was deeper than just having it in your possession, not to mention Adam warlock's connection to the gem(s)

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

You're missing my point, I think..?

I know the instances where the Gauntlet has been removed(or nearly removed) are completely situational. The user had either exited their physical being entirely(leaving the IG itself inextricably vulnerable), OR neutered their power as to be caught off guard by a sneak attack. But again: it can still happen, because the IG is of external control.

Because the 'gog is FUSED WITH it's wielder, however, that sort of thing could NEVER happen under ANY circumstances... Even IF they purposefully depowered themselves or w/e.

That is literally all I am saying. No reason to make this more than it is. 👆

TethAdamTheRock God of War

Like removing the Gem from juggernaut?