The Shade Vs Magneto

Started by DarkSaint852 pages

Besides....like Mazerall said, it's all theoretical. Although I think a better term is hypothetical. As there's no proof.

Light users can't control the dark like the Shade. Energy manipulators can't. Shadow is the ABSENCE of photons. So strictly speaking, it's the worst thing to say Magneto can control lol.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
I'd say godlike, tbh.

Godlike>Cosmic? Honest question.

Nah. Thor is a god, after all.

I was being semi facetious...

^^^why you sardonic bastitch...

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Besides....like Mazerall said, it's all theoretical. Although I think a better term is hypothetical. As there's no proof.

Light users can't control the dark like the Shade. Energy manipulators can't. Shadow is the ABSENCE of photons. So strictly speaking, it's the worst thing to say Magneto can control lol.

It's theoretical, not hypothetical, since Magneto has shown ability to control photons and regarding the shadow part of your notion, no Shade's power is not TRUE SHADOW, it's ShadowMatter, key word here being MATTER, it's solid, and is but a variation of Hard Light Construct as explained by Batman and Obsidian, in short that thing is made of photons, just saying.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Fate says it's not magic like his.

Quicksilver has speed, but not like Flash. Doesn't mean he has no speed.

It's magic, but not like Fates. Not supernatural. But still magic.

This is sematics you are playing here, friend. The Fate literally states in 1st panel that Shade is not a being of magic, thus a simply logical conclusion would tell you that it ain't magic.

Also Supernatural means Magic, Mystical and Mysterious or beyond natural, which people usually reger to magical obstacles by basic definition, those 2 notions are interwinned altogether, thus when Fate says that his powers are not supernatural it means they are not magical, simple as that.

There is not source saying that it is magical, and on the contrary other sources say that it is not, we have Batman saying that it is Hard Light, which is obviously not magic, and we have the instance with Fate.

Originally posted by abhilegend
It was only normal shadow disrupted by simple light.

No need to exaggerate.

There is no exaggeration going on, Selene's shadow is based on extra-dimensional energy, that's how it works in Marvel, it's called lore information, her shadow comes from Darkforce dimension, an extra-dimensional place, thus making the energies (which is not actually shadow, but simply black colored energy) extra-dimensional in nature, so the point remains that you are blatantly applying false equivalency, on top of the fact that it was INFINITY GEM ENERGY amped Selene.

And if people haven't forgotten in this instance light could enter his shields, but Magneto has become better and learned to not allow that, as showcased when he showed ability to control photons, but i bet you are gonna ignore that, since i am sure you are not familiar with concept of characters getting better with their abilities.

The only one playing is you.

Fate: you're not a being of magic, like me (you've missed this part out, conveniently). You're not supernatural..you're almost elemental.

Now go back to what I was saying in my first post.

Splitting hairs, to be honest. We can all agree that it is the ABSENCE of light that he controls. As Fate says.

Not 'dark light' or whatever. We have to take both statements without cherry picking.

Fate says it's the absence of light. Mags can control light. But not it's absence.

is it the absence of light though? for example, i wouldn't call the dark force an 'absence of light'. it is a malleable FORCE that prevents light from working within it. maybe i should clarify--it isn't ONLY the absence of light, nor i would think is light necessary at all to define it. for example again--dark force powers work in the dark. i'd think someone capable of controlling high level forces would then, MAYBE, have a chance at controlling it. depends entirely on the nature of the force. /shrug

Well we're pretty much using Fate atm as the gospel here. That it's not magic.

So we should be consistent. He says it's the absence of light.

Mags won't be controlling the shadows lmao

i agree mags wouldn't be controlling the shadows. just saying it's possible a power energy manipulator may be able to. i'd need to see more from shade--what HAS been able to affect his shadow power in the past?

Light was effective to some degree in Starman at least.

Robinson revisisted that idea in that godawful cry for justice where Shade, along with the league, jobbed to new prometheus...

Originally posted by MaZeRaIII
There is no exaggeration going on, Selene's shadow is based on extra-dimensional energy, that's how it works in Marvel, it's called lore information, her shadow comes from Darkforce dimension, an extra-dimensional place, thus making the energies (which is not actually shadow, but simply black colored energy) extra-dimensional in nature, so the point remains that you are blatantly applying false equivalency, on top of the fact that it was INFINITY GEM ENERGY amped Selene.

And if people haven't forgotten in this instance light could enter his shields, but Magneto has become better and learned to not allow that, as showcased when he showed ability to control photons, but i bet you are gonna ignore that, since i am sure you are not familiar with concept of characters getting better with their abilities.


It was simple shadow and light my illiterate comicvine friend. No exaggeration needed.

Right, why don't you show us where Magneto stopped shadows or controlled photons (Dazzler illusion combined with Jean Grey notwithstanding).

Forgot about this one, it got buried too quick.

Shade FTW it is.