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God of War: Ragnarok Discussion Thread

Show where he said this PLEASE
"Soldier Boy is stated in universe to be H-bomb level, by people trying to kill him, and this is not contradicted by his feats. Cope.

Homelander is stated to be unkillable by all weapons on earth, and has only been hurt by other high-tiers (one of whom survived a nuclear blast on-screen).

These characters are objectively on that level.

What about Kratos makes him multiversal? Who said that he can destroy the multuverse with his own power? How does that even make sense for a brick, who struggles with earthbound creatures?

It's much easier to believe that Homelander, who is based on Superman, can tank a nuke, than that Kratos, who is a brick with no reality warping, can destroy the multiverse somehow."
 
What I like about CV is that how much they praise anti-feats when they are literally nothing compared to actual feats, which showcase what the author is intending. These "anti-feats" usually come about because the author wanted some dramatic scene.

CV people forget that if no character was universal or above, the entire verse would cease to exist.

  1. Ouranos wouldn't have universal power, and thus wouldn't be able to create the universe. And even if he maintained the universe within him SOMEHOW, Ceto wouldn't have the power to punch it out of him. Due to this, consider the Greek saga to be completely nil.
  2. Thanatos wouldn't be able to create the Domain of Death, thus causing the entire Ghost of Sparta game to cease to exist.
  3. Nyx wouldn't be able to have her own dimension, thus causing half the purpose of Helios to be nil.
  4. Morpheus wouldn't be able to create nor merge his realm of dreams. There goes not only the other half of Helios, but also part of Chains of Olympus.
  5. Atlas wouldn't be able to replace the World Pillar. Due to this, everything would revert back to the primordial void, Chaos.
  6. Ares wouldn't even be able to make his dimension within the boss fight.
And now the Norse verse!

  1. Yggdrasil wouldn't exist, as the moment a realm sat on it; it's "non-universal branches" would break immediately, causing everything to cease to exist.
  2. Ymir wouldn't exist. Why? Because he's about the size of a multiverse, which CV wouldn't like!
  3. The realms wouldn't exist due to Odin not having the universal power to create them. These three alone erase the Norse saga as well.
  4. Ragnarok wouldn't exist, he'd be too weak to immolate the tree, and too weak to destroy Asgard.
  5. Jormungandr wouldn't be sent back in time, as Thor is too weak to splinter the tree.
  6. Thor also wouldn't be able to shake the nine realms.
  7. Surtr won't be able to create the stars in all of the realms if he's this "multi-continental" being CV makes him out to be!
  8. Heimdall wouldn't be able to shift a realm considering that's a universal strength, shifting an entire realm!
Essentially, saying no character is uni or above is essentially erasing the existence of the verse.
 
What I like about CV is that how much they praise anti-feats when they are literally nothing compared to actual feats, which showcase what the author is intending. These "anti-feats" usually come about because the author wanted some dramatic scene.

CV people forget that if no character was universal or above, the entire verse would cease to exist.

  1. Ouranos wouldn't have universal power, and thus wouldn't be able to create the universe. And even if he maintained the universe within him SOMEHOW, Ceto wouldn't have the power to punch it out of him. Due to this, consider the Greek saga to be completely nil.
  2. Thanatos wouldn't be able to create the Domain of Death, thus causing the entire Ghost of Sparta game to cease to exist.
  3. Nyx wouldn't be able to have her own dimension, thus causing half the purpose of Helios to be nil.
  4. Morpheus wouldn't be able to create nor merge his realm of dreams. There goes not only the other half of Helios, but also part of Chains of Olympus.
  5. Atlas wouldn't be able to replace the World Pillar. Due to this, everything would revert back to the primordial void, Chaos.
  6. Ares wouldn't even be able to make his dimension within the boss fight.
And now the Norse verse!

  1. Yggdrasil wouldn't exist, as the moment a realm sat on it; it's "non-universal branches" would break immediately, causing everything to cease to exist.
  2. Ymir wouldn't exist. Why? Because he's about the size of a multiverse, which CV wouldn't like!
  3. The realms wouldn't exist due to Odin not having the universal power to create them. These three alone erase the Norse saga as well.
  4. Ragnarok wouldn't exist, he'd be too weak to immolate the tree, and too weak to destroy Asgard.
  5. Jormungandr wouldn't be sent back in time, as Thor is too weak to splinter the tree.
  6. Thor also wouldn't be able to shake the nine realms.
  7. Surtr won't be able to create the stars in all of the realms if he's this "multi-continental" being CV makes him out to be!
  8. Heimdall wouldn't be able to shift a realm considering that's a universal strength, shifting an entire realm!
Essentially, saying no character is uni or above is essentially erasing the existence of the verse.
Where was it stated Heimdall shifted a realm?
 
I mean, he does resist Deconstruction at the atomic level that also destroys intangibles and souls, and Void Manipulation, so...

Honestly, IDK.
 
I mean, he does resist Deconstruction at the atomic level that also destroys intangibles and souls, and Void Manipulation, so...

Honestly, IDK.
wait a sec this is new, do you mean there is attack in GoW that able to destroy Void ???
 
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Only light was produced, no stars no galaxy, just light according to this CV man
 
Uranus - Literally shown having a big bang punched out of him

Writers - Confirm numerous times that scene was indeed Uranus accidently creating the Mortal Universe of the Greek Pantheon

Dumbasses - "SmAll UniVerSE" "FAkE sTaRS aNd GalaXiEs" "oUtliEr" etc etc


I ******* can't with these people man
 
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