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Wouldn't Superman causing earthquakes in the Phantom Zone itself mean something?
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Of course, but just as you can cause an earthquake on a finite section of Earth, you can do so in a dimension.Yeah but there's a diference between causing an earthquake on a planet and causing an earthquake on a whole dimension that have claims to be infinite in size
OP countered that.There's also this scan from Superman (2018) #2 which Superman says "I had no idea the Phantom Zone was big enough to fit a planet of seven billion."
That seems to be an inconsistency, the Zone is more consistently infinite. I can show many scans of that.and this scan in which it is called "near infinite."
As Transcending said, is actually more inconsistent call it finite than infinite, because as I remember even in Pre-Crises Era it was already called infinite in sizeOf course, but just as you can cause an earthquake on a finite section of Earth, you can do so in a dimension.
There's also this scan from Superman (2018) #2 which Superman says "I had no idea the Phantom Zone was big enough to fit a planet of seven billion." and this scan in which it is called "near infinite." So I think the size of the Phantom Zone is pretty inconsistent and I really don't think we should upgrade a character based on something that vague instead of more clear feats.
No he didn't. He responded to it, but he didn't counter it. There's a big difference.OP countered that.
And I can show many scans saying it isn't. That's my point.That seems to be an inconsistency, the Zone is more consistently infinite. I can show many scans of that.
If a realm is called infinite 8 times and not infinite 6 times, that doesn't mean we scale it as being infinite. This is in addition to the problem with scaling the vague earthquake statement at all.As Transcending said, is actually more inconsistent call it finite than infinite, because as I remember even in Pre-Crises Era it was already called infinite in size
I mean it was stated his fight shook it plus he threatened to destroy it later on when bloodlusted, besides what did that run say on phantom zone size or any latest statement on it's size?No he didn't. He responded to it, but he didn't counter it. There's a big difference.
And I can show many scans saying it isn't. That's my point.
If a realm is called infinite 8 times and not infinite 6 times, that doesn't mean we scale it as being infinite. This is in addition to the problem with scaling the vague earthquake statement at all.
I can shake a bowling ball. I'd be hard pressed to destroy one.I mean it was stated his fight shook it
Yes, but that's all he did. He threatened.he threatened to destroy it later on when bloodlusted
No idea, but we have a scan as recent as 2018 directly indicating that it's not infinite.besides what did that run say on phantom zone size or any latest statement on it's size?
Agreed. Unless it was specified that the entirety of an infinite space was shaken, it wouldn't scale to High 3-A.Of course, but just as you can cause an earthquake on a finite section of Earth, you can do so in a dimension.
No idea. Like before, just give me the comic book where the feat happened and I can go looking for it.Hmm. Wasn't Barbatos extremely weakened by the tenth metal when the DC Comics superheroes fought him?
I imagined the same when going over that, but the body has many opened places that lead to space in a way that invalidates that thought. +, did you forgot how its source of power inside the body blowing up would destroy half a galaxy? This means that the durability of Mageddon's body can't be higher than 4-A, the level of a feat that destroys it.They're inside Mageddon's body so obviously it wasn't reaching the entire universe, and even then, they were at the epicenter of the thing. Even if it was just about his energy reserves, it wouldn't matter because it being self destruction would likely mean using up all of his energy reserves.
That has nothing to do with what I said, idk why you say this in a vacuum replying to something that's not related, what's the purpose?Lois was talking referring to physical things being able to kill Supes, I don't know why she'd just bring up what was just a "mental illusion" as an example.
Well, your approach on how to take the story is wrong, and I need to say that this is for reasons that I take as basic. The real and clear mechanics of what's going on are not said in a way that can be indexed accurately, what we do get are poetic versions of it, by saying "Death clearly wasn't being serious" you imply "this doesn't matter", which is false, the info could be A) true or B) similar to what the truth of the matter is. If A is true, maybe Death doesn't know it, hence it follows up with a question of the mechanics going on. B being true can be the reason for Death to allow Supes to believe something close enough to the truth w/o just telling him that he's wrong. Based on all the mechanics said and implied we can give ourselves an idea of what the mechanics are while many interpretations of them are still up in the air, even Supes having abilities he doesn't have regularly on itself is reasonably something that shows the mechanics going on by showing Supes doing things he can't do regularly.Death clearly wasn't being serious, given how he follows it with "Fine, go on believing that, if it gives you comfort"
We're reverting to binary again. You believe "everything prior to be physical" for 3 thingsI think you're mistinterpreting the statement, as given how Death states that what happened before wasn't purely psychological, and that follows it with "But have you considered that there might be a place where mind and matter intersect", as well as also stating that "Where that hides in our dreams -- takes form?". Implying everything prior to be physical.
You are being very nonsensical in a way that you don't mind after that first sentence. It isn't unlikely as we don't see this is when everything actually just goes blank, we don't know what we see, it can be Supes being messed up by Death after the black hole collapsed, and even if that was everything going blank what about it? What makes entropy not the cause of that? Supes drifting in that place isn't the same as the black hole having turned the universe into it, it can easily be taken that the black hole collapsed way before the universe ended, before the visuals in this page came to be, since it's said to happen in the middle of it and Supes was yet to be affected in the following 2 pages that would cause him to be in that place, the orden being black hole collapses->Supes starts being affected by Death->Death BFRs Supes into that place, and the universe didn't even end yet, it was just on its last moments around that time. Alternatively, the black hole turned into a painful portal. You want to have your cake and eat it to by claiming that there is no time while also claiming that it merged all time and there is such things as barriers of space and time, that clearly shows that there is time. You have 0 reason to justify there being time when you claim it to be no time, your standards should have detected that & thought it to be something you cannot claim. The "or" is just as nonsensical, all time being merged together doesn't "further imply space and time being gone", you just say things that sound notable and claim massive unearned things from them, all time being merged together is harmless to time and space and a display of them existing, not being gone, people's so fine in there we even see someone smiling.While you could just see the "Universe last moments" as in-context to entropy taking everything out, this is unlikely as we see this is when everything actually just goes blank. This clearly isn't any normal Black Hole either, as it has affected time, either making there no time at all (implying the space-time was destroyed) or merging all time together. Clark is still at the core of this dying sun for a while, and to return, he has to push through the barriers of space and time. Could be used to further imply space and time being gone.
This is abysmally wrong. What I said the story shows is that "he's in variable control of his action(s)", that they fight for control, your proof of him "certainly not holding back":The Aegis is certainly not holding back, I mean he even tried to kill his own daughter here with no hesitation. He's not trying to gaslight, it is just the Aegis being in control.
Ok, that is something but it doesn't tell me anything.We've addressed this before, but Nebula Man is a compressed universe. As far as him being a mini-Universe goes, well obviously yeah. No one argues he's literally Universal in size. The point is he's a compressed Universe, we know this since it's said he's a supermatter (Seven Soldiers: Frankenstein #4), something like a Supersolid, which relates to condensed matter physics. This makes sense since he's no longer a baby Universe like as Qwewq, but now is an adult.
Not w/o doing it to a degree that would be = to a Low 2-C feat.Affecting space and time on a universal scale is blatantly Low 2-C.
No those are the results of the "conceptual things", that can be measured as Space-Time Manip & Reality Warping, the conceptual things is what caused that to happened in a way that's not the same as just punching alone. Their idealologies needed to go up against each other on top of them punching each other.I'm not sure how it's just "conceptual things" when blatant things like shattered the boundaries of space and time, as well as the book stating they were bending reality.
That's not the point, you assume that it's simply them being as strong as those Superman forms, they changing into many forms they had across time could mean anything, like alt. points in time for them coming into the point in time where they are now, with reality being so affected that the Supermen wouldn't be as capable as they are now. They can't for example change forms like that.Can you prove any of these forms are stronger than base Superman? Some of them like Blue Superman are actually weaker than normal Superman so I don't see how this changes anything.
No, he messed the multiverse before the fight, he messed up the universe for months, then he put both Earths in the same universe, then we don't see what he does as the fight happens, and then we see him mess up the mutiverse even more, you assume that since we saw the latter after the battle then it must mean that he did nothing in the battle, but that has no reason to be the case and 2 Earths being in the same universe already messes up the universes.He only messes the multiverse only after the feat even happens. He wouldn't even be attacking GA Superman if that happened prior to the feat since GA Superman was on his side.
Well, you are oblivious to how this unique state the universes are in is what allows the Supermen to do that. The universe doesn't go from perfectly fine to having a new big bang just like that, the consequences that build into that moment are everything shown to be happening that isn't normal. Logically including Supes' new powers as he's the key to all of this."that the Earths will become weaker and weaker as they're divided (Their current state), and if they aren't brought ack together soon the entire universe will explode in a new big bang & everything will be destroyed" is talking about something will happen, not something that has happened yet.
You can't just say things that sound notable and leave them at that, structure your reply well so that I know how does that even bounces off what I said that you quoted.
A future comment I made has another thing to say on that feat that changes things completely.Tanking a portion of an infinite universe sized big bang would still be High 3-A, and Ganthet wasn't that far from the epicenter.
Please take your time.I'll reply to the rest later.
Yes, I didn't agree to what this scan is used for.https://vsbattles.com/threads/dc-comics-the-legendary-dc-heralds-upgrade.147343/post-5417389
Said his okay with the rest(last message).
no conclusion yetSo what's the conclusion? Just a few scans were accepted or none were accepted?
No idea. Like before, just give me the comic book where the feat happened and I can go looking for it.
The heroes weakened Barbatos in Metal #6. Superman punched in Trinity CrisisOkay. I do not remember Superman punching Barbatos well though, and have blocked my access to comic book reading Internet sites.
Dimension ≠ bowling ball?I can shake a bowling ball. I'd be hard pressed to destroy one.
Statements count tooYes, but that's all he did. He threatened.
Can I see it?No idea, but we have a scan as recent as 2018 directly indicating that it's not infinite.
It was used to push High 3-A wally in the OP we just derailed on how it would scale to superman.Yes, I didn't agree to what this scan is used for.
Barbados was chained up and superman simply knocked him out with a hit.Okay. I do not remember Superman punching Barbatos well though, and have blocked my access to comic book reading Internet sites.
This doesn't prove it's infinite and some of the previous scans before it.This one implies it is infinite.
That's why I said it implies it, not proves it. And how does the previous scans not prove it?This doesn't prove it's infinite and some of the previous scans before it.
thats your implyingation thoThat's why I said it implies it, not proves it. And how does the previous scans not prove it?
?thats your implyingation tho
u said its implied to be infinite but ppl can imply things differently
Sure, but pretty much everything is subjective. For the wiki's ratings however, when someone presents an argument, the opposition cannot just say 'I disagree with you, that's my opinion' or anything like that and would have to present a counter-argument. That's how the wiki indexes.u said its implied to be infinite but ppl can imply things differently
Only two of these scans actually indicates infinite size, and they're from the same comic.
Why is limitless not infinite?Only two of these scans actually indicates infinite size, and they're from the same comic.
I never said that?Why is limitless not infinite?
Then how do those scans not indicate infinity?I never said that?
I didn't say that either. Christ.Then how do those scans not indicate infinity?
I didn't say that either. Christ.
You said only two of those scans actually indicate infinity. I am asking you what the problem with the others is.Only two of these scans actually indicates infinite size
...that they don't indicate infinity? Bruh.You said only two of those scans actually indicate infinity. I am asking you what the problem with the others is.
Are you being intentionally obtuse? He's asking for a reason....that they don't indicate infinity? Bruh.
No, is he? Are you? Read the scans. They literally don't. One of them says "infinitely compressed," two of them are from the same comic, and one of them just refers to it as a membrane.Are you being intentionally obtuse? He's asking for a reason.
...I am asking you why they don't indicate infinity...that they don't indicate infinity? Bruh.
Only two of these scans actually indicates infinite size, and they're from the same comic.
It's a membrane between the Dark Multiverse and the Main Multiverse, both of which are infinite. So logically, it itself has to be infinite.No, is he? Are you? Read the scans. They literally don't. One of them says "infinitely compressed," two of them are from the same comic, and one of them just refers to it as a membrane.