Thanos and Thor vs. Superman

Originally posted by AlbertoJohnAvil
Do u need it be to spelled out for you?

Originally posted by TheHulkster
He mentions the third dimension and he mentions "here". Where is "here"? Where is Superman fighting WF?

So things take on volume in 6D? what happens in 3D then? Please ELI5.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
He mentions the third dimension and he mentions "here". Where is "here"? Where is Superman fighting WF?

Originally posted by abhilegend
That's talking about difference from second dimension to third dimension.

Previous issues talked about second dimension, next issue talked about fourth dimension.

At least read the book troll.

Originally posted by Adam Grimes
Do you even know what the third dimension is?

'Here they reach through space to take on volume' is the difference between 2D and 3D. 😬

You just covered the first panel. Now complete the rest.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
You just covered the first panel. Now complete the rest.

"complex forms with points and edges. spinning and tumbling through the same universe."

"PUSH one...and it PUSHES BACK"

Yes please explain what is happening here. Are you suggesting these "features" are unique to 6D?

That should be "first link".

Here is the 6 D description;

https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/44978337/SmartSelect_20191104-200226_Chrome.jpg.html

Originally posted by qwertyuiop1998
I doubt you either didn't understand what the context of that scan, Or just keep trolling
It was talking about different concepts for different dimensions,It repeatedly mentioned through the entire arc

Lol...that's not what its saying. Read the scan again.

@TheHulkster

And does this description somehow contradict "the laws of physics" and invalidate the feat? I see that on page 7 a poster showed a scan which shows stars undergoing nuclear fusion in a manner that does NOT contradict the laws of physics.

Originally posted by JackRyan6x55
"complex forms with points and edges. spinning and tumbling through the same universe."

"PUSH one...and it PUSHES BACK"

Yes please explain what is happening here. Are you suggesting these "features" are unique to 6D?

He explained the difference in the scan.

Originally posted by TheHulkster
He mentions the third dimension and he mentions "here". Where is "here"? Where is Superman fighting WF?

Right. The 6th dimension is conceptually different as pointed out here:

https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/44978337/SmartSelect_20191104-200226_Chrome.jpg.html

Originally posted by carver9
He explained the difference in the scan.

Difference between what???

Did he explain the diffference between 3D & 6D?

if so, which phrase defines 3D & which phrase defines 6D? could you please highlight that?

Originally posted by carver9
Lol...that's not what its saying. Read the scan again.

Nice try, guys. Nice try.

Originally posted by abhilegend
How's physics different?

Nuclear fusion worked the same way in the sun.

So having nuclear fusion means that 6D is exactly like 3D and this page is false?

https://www.turboimagehost.com/p/44978337/SmartSelect_20191104-200226_Chrome.jpg.html

@TheHulkster

Sorry but it seems i can't quote you when you post links as i'm a new user.

"conceptually different"

Different in terms of what? Cause i can see a scan on page 7 which shows stars undergo nuclear fusion in the same way it does in the "real world"

Originally posted by JackRyan6x55
Difference between what???

Did he explain the diffference between 3D & 6D?

if so, which phrase defines 3D & which phrase defines 6D? could you please highlight that?

He explains 3D. The second scan explains 6D. There are big differences no?

[QUOTE=17026983]Originally posted by TheHulkster
[B] So having nuclear fusion means that 6D is exactly like 3D and this page is false?

Ah, here is the fusion scan. But this scan & your cropped scan which suggests that (your words) 6D is "conceptually different" does NOT contradict each other UNLESS you try to argue that the "laws of physics" in 3D magically dissappear in 6D.

So how is 6D different from 3D?

idk since it seems that plot point was never fully explored.

Is it different in a way that would invalidate certain feats that take place in 6D? well your cropped scan certainly does not provide with an answer

Originally posted by TheHulkster
He explains 3D. The second scan explains 6D. There are big differences no?

Big difference which invalidates the Superman's feat .....how???

I am hoping this forum does not automatically invalidate feats just because there is a "difference" between an exotic location where a certain character performed a certain feat & a "normal" location where that character usually performs his feats

That's Carver's scan. Realms with questionable laws of physics have been used to invalidate feats before on this site. I'm just sticking with that.