The One-Above-All versus The Fulcrum

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Tannz0rz
Since it doesn't already exist (which somewhat surprises me,) who do you believe would win?

OAA is viewed as "god" of the Marvel Universe, even though Marvel claims that such really isn't the case. The Tribunal is generally referred to as the most powerful entity in the universe. And even then, this entity serves OAA (whom is truly the most powerful entity in the multi/uni-verse).

Image:
http://marvel.com/universe3zx/images/a/a7/One_Above_All.JPG



The Fulcrum is the leader of the Celestials, the Horde, and the Watchers. (That is pretty much all I know of him, but with such followers, I'd imagine he would have to be extremely powerful, possibly even on OAA's level.)

Image:
http://media.comicvine.com/uploads/2/27967/745725-fulcrum_003.jpg




Both are deemed as god(s). I personally believe that OAA would win, but that's simply because I'm quite ignorant as to The Fulcrum's true power.

Parmaniac
TOOA is the writer

Colossus-Big C
toaa, is two different characters
1.the celestial
2.GOD

i think your mixed up and think the celestial toaa is god

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by Colossus-Big C
toaa, is two different characters
1.the celestial
2.GOD

i think your mixed up and think the celestial toaa is god
Oh? You seem to be correct. The only other depiction of OAA I've seen was in Sensational Spider Man. I've got the wrong image.

"Id"
The Fulcrum

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by "Id"
The Fulcrum

Any specific reason as to why? Or is the answer due to my mishap? laughing

Colossus-Big C
Originally posted by Tannz0rz
Oh? You seem to be correct. The only other depiction of OAA I've seen was in Sensational Spider Man. I've got the wrong image. yea, the picture you posted is the celestial guy called toaa because he is the leader of the celestials .
but the Supreme being Toaa is the one you saw in spiderman, he is no other than jack kirby.

kgkg
Fulcrum was portrayed to be greater than any Celestials.

TOAA is a Celestial.

Fulcrum > TOAA

Good logic yes?

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by kgkg
Fulcrum was portrayed to be greater than any Celestials.

TOAA is a Celestial.

Fulcrum > TOAA

Good logic yes?

Good logic if I was referring to the Celestial. That was my mistake. Let me see if I can swap around images.

kgkg
And if you referring to the Marvel God TOAA.

The name speaks for itself. It always wins.

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by kgkg
And if you referring to the Marvel God TOAA.

The name speaks for itself. It always wins.

I am referring to him, but if you're claiming that he be "god", such is a statement that Marvel never made. Have you considered The Fulcrum's powers at all? I know relatively little about The Fulcrum, but there could be more to him than just the fact that he is the leader of the Celestials.

kgkg
Originally posted by Tannz0rz
I am referring to him, but if you're claiming that he be "god", such is a statement that Marvel never made. Have you considered The Fulcrum's powers at all? I know relatively little about The Fulcrum, but there could be more to him than just the fact that he is the leader of the Celestials. TOAA is the entity that above the Living Tribunal which is an omniversal force that has power over all of Marvel a fraction of the TOAA power in the form of the HOTU was able to defeated everything in Marvel.

The Fulcrum was referred to be powerful being but never has he shown to be greater than the LT let alone be God.

Fulcrum could be the TOAA but there is nothing conclusive to support that argument.

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by kgkg
TOAA is the entity that above the Living Tribunal which is an omniversal force that has power over all of Marvel a fraction of the TOAA power in the form of the HOTU was able to defeated everything in Marvel.

The Fulcrum was referred to be powerful being but never has he shown to be greater than the LT let alone be God.

Fulcrum could be the TOAA but there is nothing conclusive to support that argument.

My point exactly. But because of this, there's nothing to say that TOAA is any more powerful than he.

kgkg
Originally posted by Tannz0rz
My point exactly. But because of this, there's nothing to say that TOAA is any more powerful than he. But there is

there is two possibilities here

Option 1:
TOAA is the most powerful ever. Fact.

so
TOAA > Fulcrum

Option 2:

Fulcrum is TOAA so

Fulcrum = TOAA


But we know that TOAA wins by default because it's the most powerful unless you can prove that Fulcrum is TOAA there is no reason why TOAA isn't the winner here. Because if Fulcrum is TOAA he looses

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by kgkg
But there is

there is two possibilities here

Option 1:
TOAA is the most powerful ever. Fact.

so
TOAA > Fulcrum

Option 2:

Fulcrum is TOAA so

Fulcrum = TOAA


But we know that TOAA wins by default because it's the most powerful unless you can prove that Fulcrum is TOAA there is no reason why TOAA isn't the winner here. Because if Fulcrum is TOAA he looses

I suppose that makes sense, lol. Never really thought that out entirely.

Omega Vision
Jack Kirby > Stan Lee IMO. So Fulcrum > TOAA. dur

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by Omega Vision
Jack Kirby > Stan Lee IMO. So Fulcrum > TOAA. dur

Hah, valid point.

King Kandy
Originally posted by Omega Vision
Jack Kirby > Stan Lee IMO. So Fulcrum > TOAA. dur
When we saw TOAA, it was also Jack Kirby. Not Stan.

Omega Vision
Originally posted by King Kandy
When we saw TOAA, it was also Jack Kirby. Not Stan.
embarrasment

Okay then Jack Kirby > Jack Kirby big grin

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by King Kandy
When we saw TOAA, it was also Jack Kirby. Not Stan.

Hrm, if that's true, then what if they are in fact the same entity just under different names?

Omega Vision
Originally posted by Tannz0rz
Hrm, if that's true, then what if they are in fact the same entity just under different names?
Because Jack Kirby can be as many people as he wants.

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by Omega Vision
Because Jack Kirby can be as many people as he wants.

Wait what? Re-read my question. wink

Omega Vision
Originally posted by Tannz0rz
Wait what? Re-read my question. wink
Well I still stand by my statement that Jack Kirby can be as many different people as he wants.

See there's Jack Kirby and then there's Jack Kirby. Which are both different from Jack Kirby.

guy222
The Fulcrum

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by Omega Vision
Well I still stand by my statement that Jack Kirby can be as many different people as he wants.

See there's Jack Kirby and then there's Jack Kirby. Which are both different from Jack Kirby.

My point of that post was that your answer seemed to not be relevant to my question.
I repeat: "what if they are in fact the same entity just under different names?"


Ah, and guy, glad to see someone take the side of the Fulcrum.

Omega Vision
Originally posted by Tannz0rz
My point of that post was that your answer seemed to not be relevant to my question.
I repeat: "what if they are in fact the same entity just under different names?"


Ah, and guy, glad to see someone take the side of the Fulcrum.
I have no problem with that interpretation.

But then I also think that the TOAA and the Presence are the same being. wink

Tannz0rz
Originally posted by Omega Vision
I have no problem with that interpretation.

But then I also think that the TOAA and the Presence are the same being. wink

Ah, then I suppose that was a misinterpretation on my part.

guy222
Originally posted by Tannz0rz
My point of that post was that your answer seemed to not be relevant to my question.
I repeat: "what if they are in fact the same entity just under different names?"


Ah, and guy, glad to see someone take the side of the Fulcrum.

smile

The story the Brothers wrote, I liked it

Endless Mike
TOAA, unless the Fulcrum actually is TOAA

Omega Vision
Originally posted by Endless Mike
TOAA, unless the Fulcrum actually is TOAA
Either way Jack Kirby wins.

Falamu
Um, just wondering, in response to the first post, when did Marvel ever say that the One-Above-All not being God really "wasn't the case"? Because I never heard that before. The One-Above-All entity in Marvel is enigmatic, perhaps, but, yes, I think the basic concept for it was that it serving as the supreme Creator of the Marvel Multiverse.

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