Originally posted by abhilegend
That's not my claim, it's what Odin himself said in the comic.
Do you think it might be something else?
Or are you literally retarded?
Originally posted by krisblaze
Yes, but the same Odin also fought Galactus and other creatures who had killed planets.
So the power isn't imaginable, because he's seen it many times.
The power to destroy a planet isn't unimaginable even to us.Do you think it might be something else?
Or are you literally retarded?
Currently Odin is nowhere near planetary. This goes for older versions of Odin too. Every writer is different. This isn't forum Odin (who is beyond planetary).
Originally posted by krisblaze
Yes, but the same Odin also fought Galactus and other creatures who had killed planets.
So the power isn't imaginable, because he's seen it many times.
The power to destroy a planet isn't unimaginable even to us.
Why are you losing your mind over it?
Do you think it might be something else?
Or are you literally retarded?
So I guess you disagree with what Odin himself said about himself.
Is that right?
Originally posted by abhilegend
Nobody is asking for it to be completely destroyed. Odin had to make Asgard a warmachine just to raze it down.Fraction's Odin wasn't beyond planetary.
Lmfao what?
Odin’s dark counterpart literally prevented entropy of an entire universe, and kept it alive. He had Odin stalemate Galactus (Galactus recovered first). His Odin crafted the nine worlds which he established as separate universes and as a Multiverse. His Odin pre-dates the Big Bang and this Universe. His Odin casually shunted the energy of Surtur which was enough to destroy the entire Multiverse.
His Odin’s ceiling was Multiversal, was older than the Universe, and was one of the most powerful we’ve seen.
Originally posted by krisblaze
Yes, but the same Odin also fought Galactus and other creatures who had killed planets.
So the power isn't imaginable, because he's seen it many times.
The power to destroy a planet isn't unimaginable even to us.Do you think it might be something else?
Or are you literally retarded?
Don’t argue, he’s an idiot who’s stance changes per thread.
Superman is Universal and Odin is planetary. The evidence for each is based on an isolated instance.
Originally posted by h1a8
Currently Odin is nowhere near planetary. This goes for older versions of Odin too. Every writer is different. This isn't forum Odin (who is beyond planetary).
JA Odin is way beyond planetary wdym?
- He beat the MS, which is beyond galaxy level in itself.
- King Thor fought Phoenix and Galactus to a near stalemate even being greatly weakened.
- King Thor destroyed the infrastructure of the Universe and then held it up for eternity. Together, he and Phoenix had the power to remake a Universe according to his claim IIRC.
Even his fight with Jane, the MS is a cosmic force, that lets Jane do things like hurt the Phoenix or own supernovas.
She’s way beyond planetary with the hammer and Odin was about to tap that ass before being interrupted. And he’s greatly weakened.
The OF under JA is trans-Galactic to Universal. An OF at his peak, would beat a cosmic entity like the Phoenix or the MS or even Galactus possibly (Probably stalemate). As Thor had close fights with them and Odin actually defeated the MS when he was at his peak. That’s as high as you can get in MCU without going trans-Universal.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Lmfao what?Odin’s dark counterpart literally prevented entropy of an entire universe, and kept it alive. He had Odin stalemate Galactus (Galactus recovered first). His Odin crafted the nine worlds which he established as separate universes and as a Multiverse. His Odin pre-dates the Big Bang and this Universe. His Odin casually shunted the energy of Surtur which was enough to destroy the entire Multiverse.
His Odin’s ceiling was Multiversal, was older than the Universe, and was one of the most powerful we’ve seen.
Are you sure you want to do it again?
Originally posted by abhilegend
That was in New Mutants crossover IIRC and not written by Fraction.
It was just showing what Matt Fraction wrote, Odin killing Aeshem. He said Odin killed a world to kill the Serpent and then rewrote it:
Which he did. And then he erased the Serpents memory from the Multiverse.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Let’s do this.We’ll have a little fun battle zone where you argue Matt Fractions Odin is planetary. I’ll argue he’s beyond.
Loser leaves the forum for three months and wears a sig of the winners choice when’s he’s back. I’m free the week of October 12th.
Here, let me rip your arguments one by one. Again.
Odin’s dark counterpart literally prevented entropy of an entire universe, and kept it alive.
It was a shadow world of Asgard and a pocket dimension just like Asgard was. How large Asgard "universe" was? When Thor removed it from Asgard space and brought it on Earth, there was nothing left in Asgard.
https://s31.postimg.cc/sl9bprkez/RCO004.jpg
Even the scientist scan you're so fond of posting says the same.
I've highlighted the relevant parts.
He had Odin stalemate Galactus (Galactus recovered first
And we have no idea what his Galactus is capable of since it was the only time Fraction wrote him.
His Odin crafted the nine worlds which he established as separate universes and as a Multiverse.
Hahaha.
Bwahahahahahahahaha.
No, let me try once again.
No, I can't. Seriously, where do you get this stuff?
His Odin pre-dates the Big Bang and this Universe.
That's nice? And contradictory to his own writings later on.
His Odin casually shunted the energy of Surtur which was enough to destroy the entire Multiverse.
Which multiverse? Nine realms aren't multiverse, my dear idiot. They are barely a planet combined going by Fraction's cosmology excluding Earth.
