Originally posted by Diesldude
smh thats cap with the IG. Different words are used to say 2 different things.
IG works differently than bricks. I hope you can understand the difference. He also uses the word “universe” not world in the cap instance. This is why the earth doesn't get crushed because cap is pushing the earth and the universe at the same time, whereas hyperion is only trying to keep "worlds" apart.Differences..
"worlds" vs "universe"
IG can affect the entire universe, where as a brick will affect only what he's touching.Another myth debunked.
Let’s first of all deal with what was being addressed, which was your analogy. Now that we have an analogy given by the writer that eliminates the analogy that you conjured up, how are you going to reconcile your denial with it?
Now regarding the strawman point of what Cap does, the context of what Reed says is clear. Reed addresses the planet itself comparing it to an island that is visible. Then he references an unseen universe which is comparable to the underwater landmass that the island is a part of. With these two things, he determines what Cap is in essence doing when he pushes the planet back. By pushing the planet back, he is thus literally pushing the universe back.
If you look at the artwork, we see the IG acting directly on the planet. And Cap and the rest of the Avengers have the goal of stopping each incursion without destroying one of the Earths. So clearly, Cap is going to us the IG to push the Earth back without destroying it.
So the difference between Cap with IG and Hyperion is that Hype holds them apart but is unable to protect the Earths while Cap pushes one away while protecting it. But in both situations, universal force is withstood.