Originally posted by Galan007
I think he was sporting the power of at least 3 Beyonders, yeah. 👆
Any reason why?
When i think in this matchup i just cant find a conclusion. We know Doom > IG...and we know LT probably is > IG...in the end i cant make a strong case for any of then. Is impossible to know who is stronger - even speculate.
Originally posted by eaebiakuyaRemember, when Doom was fighting the IG he was simultaneously holding Battleworld together(which was comprised of pieces of alternate earths from across the multiverse), AND maintaining total control/hold over Eternity-Prime:
Any reason why?When i think in this matchup i just cant find a conclusion. We know Doom > IG...and we know LT probably is > IG...in the end i cant make a strong case for any of then. Is impossible to know who is stronger - even speculate.
*This is what/who I mean by 'Eternity-Prime', btw:
Couple that with the fact that Doom beat the IG rather easily after he got irritated enough:
...And I would personally put him above LT for sure.
After all, LT implied that a battle between he and the IG would absolutely NOT be 'easy' by any stretch of the imagination -- and that's IF LT could even beat the IG in a direct confrontation at all(a task not even HE was sure of):
...Just my opinion. ^.^
Originally posted by Galan007To clarify why I ranked them where I did...
I'll give this list a go...1.) THOTI/God Emperor Doom
2.) IG/Sise-Neg(Genesis)
3.) MJJ
4.) UN
5.) AbraxasIMO.
1.) They are both beyond ANYTHING within Marvel creation(including LT.)
2.) Both are essentially 'God' within the MU, but they're also still confined to the basic parameters of creation itself -- the above powers are not.
3.) MJJ is still basically 'God' within his warp, and is beyond even the effects of nullification. He does have one inherent weakness the above characters do not, though: he cannot create ex nihilo, and can actually be killed in voidspace.
4.) As mentioned above: MJJ-class beings(and above) are seemingly beyond nullification, thus are beyond the UN.
5.) Abraxas is the antithesis to Multi-Eternity, but is still very much susceptible to nullification.
...Just some rhyme to my reason, as it were.
Ty for the explanation Galan.
But im not sure if this Eternity feat is that impressive. The battleworld was a "micro universe". I dont know if Marvel ever said the size of the Battleworld, but i would say that is smaller than a Star. And i dont even know if there is other planets or stars in that universe.
The Eternity of this world, could be the Eternity prime, but a much smaller one. In terms of raw power, maybe it could be even weaker than a normal Eternity from any previous universe of the 7th cosmos(?).
I wonder if every piece of land there have a Eternity (because they really work as universe, as we saw with IG)...
Originally posted by eaebiakuyaDoom took control of *the* Eternity of the previous Marvel creation:
Ty for the explanation Galan.But im not sure if this Eternity feat is that impressive. The battleworld was a "micro universe". I dont know if Marvel ever said the size of the Battleworld, but i would say that is smaller than a Star. And i dont even know if there is other planets or stars in that universe.
The Eternity of this world, could be the Eternity prime, but a much smaller one. In terms of raw power, maybe it could be even weaker than a normal Eternity from any previous universe of the 7th cosmos(?).
I wonder if every piece of land there have a Eternity (because they really work as universe, as we saw with IG)...
Battleworld was simply the only thing within Eternity/creation while Doom was in control. It was only AFTER Doom's hold was broken, that Eternity could be 'repopulated' so to speak.
