Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
a Multiverse is a real world theory,
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
part of String theory;(Sub) M-Theory, witch theorizes the possibly of other co-existing universes, any wear between 2 to infinite.
Originally posted by Astner
No it's not. It's an interpretation, not a scientific theory. That's why it's called the many-worlds interpretation.This is also wrong.
The real life concept of a multiverse varies, as their are multiple branches of M-theory. However it is simply defined as a collection of universes, sometimes parralle identical or otherwise. And different fictions can make up their own number of universes, sometimes infinite sometimes not.
Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvilWhy are you using DC cosmology as a red herring here? We are talking about Galactus... A MARVEL character.
That's wrong on so many levels. DC had a "multiverse" that consisted with 52 universes at one point,wasn't "infinite"
a Multiverse is a real world theory, part of String theory;(Sub) M-Theory, witch theorizes the possibly of other co-existing universes, any wear between 2 to infinite. Look up the definition
"multi universal" is fan made, vs battles invented that
Also, the DC multiverse was never *just* 52 universes -- it was always infinite. Rip Hunter made that abundantly clear:
https://i.imgur.com/RCJAgGV.jpg
...But that's neither here nor there.
Again, MARVEL cosmology is what we are discussing. 616 Galactus is not a multiversal entity... Even in the very scans you posted he is described as a universal cornerstone/constant.
Originally posted by Galan007
Why are you using DC cosmology as a red herring here? We are talking about Galactus... A MARVEL character.Also, the DC multiverse was never *just* 52 universes -- it was always infinite. Rip Hunter made that abundantly clear:
https://i.imgur.com/RCJAgGV.jpg
...But that's neither here nor there.Again, MARVEL cosmology is what we are discussing. 616 Galactus is not a multiversal constant... Even in the very scans you posted he is defined as solidly universal.
The scans were posted for reason.
n order to Fully understand Galactus' status in the Marvel Universe, it's important to understand the Cosmic Hierarchy as a whole, to see how the Scale of Power looks from bottom to Top. The scans were the main purpose of that
Literally. Here's his true form and Eternity discussing the events of the previous story arc and refer to all other beings as living within realms "Below Ourselves" in reference to himself and Galactus
Galactus is the Brother of Eternity and Mistress Death, a Key component in the Mosaic of Life
Galactus' only other equals are the Abstract beings Infinity and Oblivion, who are each described as the "opposite side of a coin" to Eternity and Death respectively. Eternity and Infinity represent Time and Space together, while Oblivion is the Absence of Existence, rather than Death
Originally posted by Galan007
You're posting a lot of irrelevant red herrings.You said multiple times that Galactus is multiversal. So where in those scans does it state that he is multiversal?
I'm not contesting the notion that he is a universal cornerstone/constant. That much, at least, IS actually established on panel.
The scans clear as day are there to show the importance and the levels of Galan in the cosmic hiearchy. True form AS Shown is on equal levels with multiversal abstracts in hiernarchy .
"Galactus' only other equals are the Abstract beings Infinity and Oblivion, who are each described as the "opposite side of a coin" to Eternity and Death respectively. Eternity and Infinity represent Time and Space together, while Oblivion is the Absence of Existence, rather than Death
"
"Here's his true form and Eternity discussing the events of the previous story arc and refer to all other beings as living within realms "Below Ourselves" in reference to himself and GalactuS"
This was all explained by Kubik, the Living Cosmic Cube. A "minor omnipotent being" who has enough power to equal the Beyonder.
I'm not going to keep spoonfeeding you, this is common sense.
