Rank These Guys By Raw Strength Pt 2

Originally posted by abhilegend
It was banter between two writers about dangling plot threads and what not FFS.

It's literally a hyperbole from one writer. Two elites are not generally shown in that situation.

The only thing that happened was shattering of a plateau confirming that it is even Canon and it happened in future.

Oh, ill keep my opinion to its validity aside, the point I'm trying to make it that just because the bio mentioned only the rock formation breaking doesnt mean that's all that happened. Its not the myth buster you're trying to make it seem it is to me, is what I'm saying.

Also Atlas only held the axis mundi which is more like a magical leyline than something physical and its not really a feat of strength.

Somehow a pretty explicit description of an amount of pressure(enough to knock a planet out of orbit) is hyperbolic. You'd think the book was saying "incalculable pressure" or "pressure from a thousand worlds" was being used from all the crying involved.

Oh the tears from blatant butthurt.

It was indeed awfully specific for hyperbole.

Originally posted by Damborgson
Oh, ill keep my opinion to its validity aside, the point I'm trying to make it that just because the bio mentioned only the rock formation breaking doesnt mean that's all that happened. Its not the myth buster you're trying to make it seem it is to me, is what I'm saying.

It's not up to me to prove it didn't happen.

Um, is there some reason the comic wouldn't make it canon?

Originally posted by Damborgson
Um, is there some reason the comic wouldn't make it canon?

It was also set in future that also makes it an alternate reality.

"A day will come, ages and ages hence."

facepalm

The stylized writing doesn't make it non canon. I already posted the official index making it canon ffs....

You keep throwing things out to see which one sticks. First It's non canon. Next It's hyperbole. Now it's back to non-canon.