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Great darkness kinda lame ngl.
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Even random post crisis characters from 2003 have better feats than destroying the SourceWell damn The Great Darkness is going insane, destroying the entire Map, including the Source
THIS IS EASILY ONE OF THE BEST FEATS IN ALL OF DC, IF NOT THE BEST
No, I meant power-wise. Granted not that fodder, but he gets outclassed by Doom Patrol shit.He's kinda lame character-wise but power-wise he's like Top 1 rn
Not just the Source, he was destroying the entire map and the Overvoid.Even random post crisis characters from 2003 have better feats than destroying the Source
We will have to agree to disagree igbut he gets outclassed by Doom Patrol shit.
RealHe's kinda lame character-wise but power-wise he's like Top 1 rn
Yea. I want Anti-Monitor to slam him + his Dark Army.Great darkness kinda lame ngl.
Maybe because the Void is the last plane of existence in the DC's cosmology.This isn't true. How does stressing that the Overvoid and Source are some of the only things beyond the wall mean they're on the same plane of existence?
Just saying something does not make you right. Better you elaborate more on what you are trying to articulate.This is supporting evidence, but not strong enough because there's 0 correlation.
Another headcanon, since until James Tynion IV and Scott Snyder's take on the DC Cosmology, the Fith Dmension was always treated as a higher-spatiotemporal dimension than the 3rd where come from the JL.The Fifth Dimension is also beyond the Source,
Imagination is the blood of the Multiverse.
belonging or relating to someone or something
That's where you also wrong, given the fact the Overvoid as a DC's character was not officially introduced before Final Crisis. Read twice.Where did I claim it was? I agree that the Overvoid was officially introduced before FC.
Again, you are arguing about two differents topics. A character can exist indepently of the release date if you apply presentism (considered as a fallacy for your information) that retcons all prior information of a verse. But that's not what I'm arguing, as I'm arguing on the fact when Mike Carey was writing Lucifer, the Overvoid as a character did not exist yet.Not that it matters, its not like the overvoid didn't exist until it was officially introduced
"A compromise of near harmony"It doesn't even say that the Light is the thing that reached out to the great darkness' hand
An agreement in an argument in which the people involved reduce their demands or change their opinion in order to agree:
You tell me as you are the first one using it in the following subpoint:Yes its an illustration of God. Why is this relevant?
Which I already adressed if you forgot:I'm not talking about the dialogue, I'm talking about the fact that God, the pair of eyes in that page is just a part of that white void in the background.
"The pair of eyes" in your own words is merely an illustration to show the time when God became self-aware. Does not take a lot of mental gymnastics to understand this.
Read as much as you need to, because it's clear you don't even understand how your own point doesn't hold up.Where did you get "blended" from? And why does this mean he's one with the Void?
INB4 Reverse Flash is actually Great Darkness, giving us the ultimate "It was me, Barry"Yea. I want Anti-Monitor to slam him + his Dark Army.
As long as there's nothing contradicting it, it's valid. "Omnipotence" usually refer to "great power" not truly Omni. Plus, that statement is literally from the official Map, not from some character.Read correctly, as you are completly off about my point. Yes, a claim can be used as an evidence, but only because it's obviously substianted by many others evidence. A claim in itself is not an evidence. Many characters claim to be "omnipotent", does not mean they have to be taken at face value.
No it do doesn't. It literally differentiated them, why do you think Grant added commas between Overvoid and Source?The Map of the Multiverse litteraly supports the case that the Overvoid and the Source exists on the same level of existence, not the otherwise.
I don't need to, it's a possibility.Nice conjecture, now can you even prove a single evidence to support this. That's the hardest part.
Not true, Source currently exists at the centre of Omniverse, as stated in Death Metal: Multiverse ends.The Source stated to be the center of all things predate the current DC's cosmology.
Everywhere throughout The Multiverse? Yeah
And as a matter of fact, The Spectre, Hyppolita, Metron, etc. and so on did not have to go at the center of all things to encounter the Source, as the Source is everywhere.
Does not remotely address the fact that a claim can be taken as an evidence only because it's substianted by others evidence. Do better.As long as there's nothing contradicting it, it's valid. "Omnipotence" usually refer to "great power" not truly Omni. Plus, that statement is literally from the official Map, not from some character.
Adding "commas" does not even support that both characters does not exist in the same level of existence. This is called respecting the rules of punctuation. Grant Morrison was only lisiting the character's names who exist beyond the Source Wall. It's expected to see commas when a writer list a bunch of things. Grant Morrison writing instead: "the Monitor-mindthe Source and the unknowable" would expose basic mistakes in writting for a writter.No it do doesn't. It literally differentiated them, why do you think Grant added commas between Overvoid and Source?
Appeal to possibility? LOLI don't need to, it's a possibility.
I doubt you can argue he targets the entire Overvoid based on this.Not just the Source, he was destroying the entire map and the Overvoid.
That’s not true. Eonymous and Retconn are a thing.Maybe because the Void is the last plane of existence in the DC's cosmology
WhyI doubt you can argue he targets the entire Overvoid based on this.
Like there is stuff between the Overvoid and the source, like a lot of stuff and even if it were to leak into the Overvoid, it can still be insignificant to it.
If you look closely, the Darkness was closing in on the Overvoid(you can see that by the Overvoid's border) and its "lightning" like stuff also reached itLike there is stuff between the Overvoid and the source, like a lot of stuff and even if it were to leak into the Overvoid, it can still be insignificant to it.
Unwritten isn't canon.That’s not true. Eonymous and Retconn are a thing.As well as the stuff in Unwritten.
They are still exist within the Overvoid.That’s not true. Eonymous and Retconn are a thing.As well as the stuff in Unwritten.
It isUnwritten isn't canon.
Could still be insignificant or just the Overvoid not being on that map.If you look closely, the Darkness was closing in on the Overvoid(you can see that by the Overvoid's border) and its "lightning" like stuff also reached it
Strikethrough even though you’re wrong.Unwritten isn't canon.
No lol, Retconn literally streams stories on the Overvoid for the Eonymous to watch. The coffee stain also extended to the white part of the map which is clearer than the Great Darkness stuff.They are still exist within the Overvoid.
Nice try.
Because he scales fo Nekron.Also why is Captain Atom Low 1-C
Captain Atom (Post-Crisis)
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Nekron isn't Low 1-C thoBecause he scales fo Nekron.Like his profile says
There’s a misconception in that discussion. Allen Adam isn’t just comparing our universe physically exist to a comic book. He’s comparing how our universe appears from a higher dimensional perspective to how 2-D existence in a comic book appears to a 3-D being. And 2-D existence in a comic book isn’t real to us.
I still don't understand why he limits his NLF to tier 1-A onlyMichael creating the concept of space isn't 1-A for the last time. I mean if he created the concept of space in a low 1-a cosmology then he would be ig
This is debunked by logic
One argument based on a strawman and the second based on a illogical reasoning.
Two wrongs does not make your right.
The same fallacy again already debunked.
A character of a higher tier, e.g planet, is logically "above" anything of lower tiers than his own. That's called common sense, again.
Keep going on asking the same silly question that I already adressed and exposed the absurdity of it: a n-dimensional character can't create/destroy spaces that are obviously beyond his (extra)dimensionality. Otherwise, the character would be on the same level of the space he wants to create/destroy, not from a much lower tier. The same way by using my first exmple above, you can't expect a planet level character to create/destroy a sun, galaxy or universe. Otherwise, the character has never been planet level in the first place.
In this case you must place Michael one layer above the spaces he created and not invent spaces that do not really exist in his cosmology.What's that kind of gibberish again. Obviously space itself was created , and, as result of it, a space in which n-dimensional beings are inhabiting it. Michael set forth the "Big Bang" from which an absoulte space and time came into existence within the aspatiotemporal Void, while Lucifer shaped this Creation as anoyone can read it in Lucifer #16.
Given the fact that the Void, as it has been "interpreted" in this series, can't be bound by space and time by logically decedcing from the scan below.
Thanks to further admitt that a "transcendant" character can't be "extradimensional". The fact that you are bringing your own point that was not initial mine on the fact that "A character truly beyond the concept of space would not only be untied from a certain infinite set of spatial dimensions" does not debunk my point they do transcend this "infinite set of spatial of dimensions", far from the contrary, you are only supporting my words. And it does not nor debunk the fact that this same " infinite set of spatial of dimensions" is what's commonly used in most fictional settings that distinguish characters who are dimensional/extradimansional from characters who are beyond any dimension/transcendant.
I literally said that it makes no sense to take that kind of statement and try to automatically equate it with Tier 1-A. Tier 0 characters are always bound by space and you should understand that no character literally transcends the concept of space or at least that would be unquantifiable.
If you did not understand the point, the only way for DC characters to be subject to "any higher dimensional additions", or, in other words, any cosmological changes is if they are coming from the Bleed, for the simple reason that external planes such as the Sphere of the Gods are un affected by such changes and instead see all the events taking place below in the multiverse from an external point of view. Like I said on this matter
Logic says otherwise.
Obviously "all characters 1-A and above" can create/destroy an 1-A structure, I was waiting for you to give at least a dimensional character (1-d up to infinite dimensional) who can do likewise. This starting to be a joke.
So should I or somebody else delete the derailment messages, or should we just continue discussing events and posting thread links as usual?This is not a content revision thread, and it has been derailed to an extreme degree.
Somebody should probably delete all of the derailing posts here.