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IG was affecting the entire higher-dimensional multiverse, and it's influence devastated Asgard which was outside of the multiverse (infinite number of universes) so not an outlier.
It doesn't matter the level of the Beyonders, I just said that IG showed above-multiversal influence by reaching their realm.
I don't think that the Beyonders are above Living Tribunal, because LT was weakened at the time and there were 3 Beyonders working together.
About Cosmic Cubes.. It all...
Oh Matthew knew about some feats i menioned. Also, i wanted to mention the instance with Dr. Strange. Some of his artefacts (like Book of the Vishanti and Darkhold) are easily above multiversal in power, and this allowed Strange to only have a momentarily equality of power and knew that he would...
The multiverse is often showed on panel as mere parallel universes, but that doesn't mean it could not have meant the higher-dimensional multiverse.
It did.
It doesn't matter the retcon. You could just make a separate section for retconned IG, for example: Original Infinity Gauntlet |...
Why? And it's unknown if it is 2-A or 1-B.
Well IG has shown megaversal range, such as reaching with it's influence to the realm of Asgard (which was dwelling in the Negative Zone at the time) and the realm of the Beyonders (which is most probably outside of the multiverse). And has numeroes...
2) That was not with Thanos, that was during Infinity War when Adam Warlock and Magus were fighting for the IG.
3) Doesn't have to do anything with Thanos.
4) If I was going to do that I would have had to find scans. Anyway:
Cosmic Cubes can make the trans-multiversal continuums tremble, the...
1) Show me them then. Adam Warlcok was clearly sure that he was supreme. Even LT was not sure if he had enough power to match the IG. Adam Warlock was clearly a match for him.
2) Nope.
3) There are dimensions higher than just 4-D.
4) You didn't ask for it.
1) That doesn't deny the fact that their fight could have destroyed 16-D dimension. Actually I support the idea of LT being scared of the Infinity Gauntlet looking at his face and his actions.
2) Not 4-D, the multiverse was already said to have above 6-D dimensions and probably we could scale...
1) When Adam Warlock was about to fight with LT, the latter clearly didn't want to fight and was trying to talk him out. He also said that if he was going to fight AW, the entire Dimension of Manifestations would have been destroyed, which is 16-D. LT was able to shut down the IG later only by...
If Living Tribunal trancends the realm of time and space which according to your system is infinite-dimensional, then it was definitely meant that he transcends not just the duality concepts of abstract entities, but all possible dualities as well, because otherwise he would not transcend time...
How many times should I repeat that that was a weaker version of LT? Considering the inconsistency of LT's power, I think that it is well probably that LT could be 1-A at full power.
But he is above the concepts of duality.
Oh wait, and Matthew, you were telling that LT can't survive the destruction of the multiverse, yet I remembered that In Thanos: Infinity Finale Adam Warlock as the embodiment of a single universe, destroyed it along with all abstracts, and survived it...
Of course, that is why I said that he is not always 1-A, only his strongest incarnations. The same was in Crossover Marvel vs. DC where LT < Brothers who were the embodiments of just megaverses.
Beyonders already killed a lot of beings such as Celestials and Abstracts, all of whom are part of LT, likely weakening him. Plus the number of universes and the time was just thousands of universes, not infinite number if I am not mistaken.
Hes says that he transcends all dualities. I don't think that just being the embodiment of everything wouldn't make him something that can transcend time and space.
The whole thing about equal Tribunal is debatable because there are many contradictions. Don't understand what you meant in the...
He says that he transcends dualities, and shows that he is not bound by for example the concept of time as he can speak with Silver Surfer in time stop.
On the first occasion, like I already said, I think there is nothing wrong with LT being the embodiment of the multiverse. He has additional authority from TOAA and has the closest connection to him, can summon his power and do his wishes, this certainly gives LT an unique positon in Marvel...
1) I thought it so earlier, But there are many contradictions about that so that's why I think there is one multi-dimensional multiverse consisting of other multiverses and infinite number of other "multiverses".
2) Adam Warlock was strictly said to be the embodiment of a single universe.
3)...
The new Living Tribunal is omg since he is just a fraction of original weakened LT yet according to himself he can deal with the Beyonders. Unless in Starling's writing, he made it so that there is Living Tribunal for every universe. This still is omg.
What's wrong with being the embodiment of the multiverse and having some extra power from higher authority of TOAA? LT's simultaneus omnipresence in all multiverseS shows that he has higher power than that of just over one multiverse.
The scans with Dr. Strange doesn't say that LT's authority is limited to a single multiverse, he is just saying that LT oversees that multiverse, since he is explaining the concept of his multiverse itself.
Of course that was M-Body, basically all of abstract's appearences are M-Bodies. true...
And just what exactly is that inference based on? Marvel's cosmic hierarchy is not exactly my domain, but a look at Oblivion's profile states that Oblivion has never been observed under TLT's jurisdiction.
My claim was that true LT transcends dualities, and likewise Oblivion as well. Handbook...
1) LT could have been survived, as he is an abstract being and M-Body is only his physical form.
2) With the Beyonders, I think that LT was 1-B otherwise that would have made no sence. Plus that story was full of inconsistency like Beyonder's durability, and LT was already weakened by the...