If you want my honest opinion, it depends how you view the mechanics that causes the convergence.
I can see it as stopping a universe from crashing into another of the Earth is the bullet and the parallel universe is the gunpowder. I can also see it as planetary if you feel like it's more of collision that causing the universes to ignite.
Originally posted by carver9
So giving an opinion makes you a fanboy? Having you're own judgement on things makes a person a fanboy? Question, which person on this forum decides if a ft is valid so that from this point on, if I see this person post I can always agree with them?
I, THE KING OF CANON MAKE THOSE JUDGEMENTS!!!
Originally posted by carver9
"Hyperion held them apart until the worlds broke". Something pushing against the planets (Universes) and Hyperion pushing against the opposing force (Universe) caused the planets to crumble which then caused both Universes to explode.https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-2eb2778946b69f16d18fe3cfe2117776
Seems straight forward to me. 🙂
But pushing back the planet to prevent it from colliding with the other planet stops the incursion. So that's all Hyperion had to do. The universe is mostly space. Things can move through space EVEN THOUGH space itself expands and push things forward. The best analogy would be pushing something in a body of water opposite of the current.
So the biggest question. How much force does the universe push things with? How much force does a current of water push things with?
So it's not straight forward. Everything is pure speculation at best.
This is the deciding factor.
1. Do we believe WBH could achieve Hyperion's feat if he were between the two worlds trying to hold them apart?
2. Do we believe that Hyperion can collide with a mirror image of himself and not only disintegrate countless peers of Savage Hulk but shatter an entire planet and nearby moon from hundreds of yards away as collateral damage?
I'm pretty sure that the high majority of comic fans (including us members) would say yes to 1. and no to 2.
Originally posted by h1a8
But pushing back the planet to prevent it from colliding with the other planet stops the incursion. So that's all Hyperion had to do. The universe is mostly space. Things can move through space EVEN THOUGH space itself expands and push things forward. The best analogy would be pushing something in a body of water opposite of the current.So the biggest question. How much force does the universe push things with? How much force does a current of water push things with?
So it's not straight forward. Everything is pure speculation at best.
But this conflicts with the actual analogy that the book gives and what Cap is stated to be doing to stop an incursion (pushing back a universe).
Originally posted by Diesldude
So WBH’s shared feat was better?
Yeah, I think WBH feat is indeed better, but not by much mind you.
I say this because unlike some people that try to interpret Hype feats to outlandishly, all he did was to hold the planets from hitting one another. The feat would have been far better if we were giving an exact time frame.
For all we know, the planets could be moving not even faster than a snail pace, or it could be moving at the speed of light.
Originally posted by TheHulkster
But this conflicts with the actual analogy that the book gives and what Cap is stated to be doing to stop an incursion (pushing back a universe).
What does Cap have to do with Hyperion or the Secret Society?
The latter proved that all it takes is to move the planet (not the universe).
Hyperion moving a planet through the universe is like someone moving an object on the surface of the water against the current.
Originally posted by h1a8
What does Cap have to do with Hyperion or the Secret Society?
The latter proved that all it takes is to move the planet (not the universe).
Hyperion moving a planet through the universe is like someone moving an object on the surface of the water against the current.
Same type of incursion.
Same writer.
Same story event.
Same time period.
Same exact run/title for Cap and Great Society
All happens in Hickman's crossover Avengers titles.
Why would the analogy apply to one incursion and not the other?
Originally posted by h1a8
But pushing back the planet to prevent it from colliding with the other planet stops the incursion. So that's all Hyperion had to do. The universe is mostly space. Things can move through space EVEN THOUGH space itself expands and push things forward. The best analogy would be pushing something in a body of water opposite of the current.So the biggest question. How much force does the universe push things with? How much force does a current of water push things with?
So it's not straight forward. Everything is pure speculation at best.
So the Universes kept moving forward when Hyperion stopped the planets?
Originally posted by SquallXAgreed good valid points. 👆
Yeah, I think WBH feat is indeed better, but not by much mind you.I say this because unlike some people that try to interpret Hype feats to outlandishly, all he did was to hold the planets from hitting one another. The feat would have been far better if we were giving an exact time frame.
For all we know, the planets could be moving not even faster than a snail pace, or it could be moving at the speed of light.
Originally posted by h1a8ah ha, my mud balls in the ocean was a great analogy. 👆
What does Cap have to do with Hyperion or the Secret Society?
The latter proved that all it takes is to move the planet (not the universe).
Hyperion moving a planet through the universe is like someone moving an object on the surface of the water against the current.