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Why wouldn't we automatically assume that "outside of the multiverse" is "outside of Eternity" since the nordic worlds are part of the overall Marvel Multiverse ?
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Funny thing is: it is directly shown to be outside of Eternity.Overlord775 said:Why wouldn't we automatically assume that "outside of the multiverse" is "outside of Eternity" since the nordic worlds are part of the overall Marvel Multiverse ?
Overlord775 said:Why wouldn't we automatically assume that "outside of the multiverse" is "outside of Eternity" since the nordic worlds are part of the Marvel Multiverse aka Eternity ?
They always invent other excuses.ParadoxIndifferent said:Loki meeting the Throne of the TWSAIS after the omniverse has been destroyed.
Let's see the amusing excuses flow.
1. Stop with the insults and "witty" sarcastic remarks.Luck100 said:They always invent other excuses.ParadoxIndifferent said:Loki meeting the Throne of the TWSAIS after the omniverse has been destroyed.
Let's see the amusing excuses flow.
All that the scans say is that he's able to see beyond Yggdrasil and the Cycle. Nothing else.Luck100 said:I'm not the guy who wrote:
"I also am not a fan of the "Internet Tough Guy" attitude put forth in the Pro-Upgrade posters."
And Thor transcended Yggdrasil too be in TWSAIS level.
There are zero contradictions, unless one goes out of their way to attempt to perceive them, since the original Thor story doesn't establish a specific scale for Ginnungagap, and other stories from the same time were already establishing Ginnungagap as a multiversal void.SomebodyData said:If there is a contradiction, we usually go with the low-end.
I am perfectly aware of how the wiki works, and the idea is, in case of a contradiction, the newest information overrides the older scans.SomebodyData said:"No, Ginnungagap is the Outside. This is basic Marvel Comics pantheon cosmology. Every mythological story is true at the same time, regardless of contradictions. Ginnungagap is simply the way the Norse Gods and Men view the void that predated all existence."
You defended the point by using the cosmologies without regard to the contradictions. I'm just saying, that if there is a contradiction, we go with the low-end.
"Outside all the realms, outside all realities"Matthew Schroeder said:"and other stories from the same time were already establishing Ginnungagap as a multiversal void"
Which ones? None of the scans given so far say this. Once again you are just making extraordinary claims without evidence.
Kinda? We generally do low-end and newest, given this case there are not the same, I'd go with low-end.Kepekley23 said:I am perfectly aware of how the wiki works, and the idea is, in case of a contradiction, the newest information overrides the older scans.
And, most importantly, you misinterpreted what I meant. Marvel Comics does not operate by "everything is limited in scale" cosmology; whenever two mythological stories clash (for example; the Creator Gods of each myth), both of those stories are still true at the same time, regardless of the contradictions that may arise from them.
Apparently a lot more because this scan doesn't say that Ginnungagap is a void which encompasses the multiverse, only that it is outside the multiverse. There's a key difference there.Kepekley23 said:"Outside all the realms, outside all realities"
How many times does this scan have to be posted before you stop claiming it does not exist?
Didn't DC get a backwards upgrade with more than 30 years of diference between comics from 2-A to 1-A for the anti monitor ?SomebodyData said:Kinda? We generally do low-end and newest, given this case there are not the same, I'd go with low-end.
Sounds like special treatment, given no other verse operates like that. However, if they're both true and contradictory, then wouldn't it make more sense to seperate them? Reaching for evidence from other stories sounds like, well reaching at that point.
Rune King Thor only appeared in a single story.SomebodyData said:Again, pointing out that we don't usually take the high-end in contradictory stuff, never said there was a contradiction.
I'd have to check on that later, but contradictions are contradictions. I know a few verses with expasive mythos or several creation stories but there usually has to be consistency to be rated X tier.
Are the Beyonders 2-A in your view?Matthew Schroeder said:And yet, no evidence that Ginnungagap encompasses the entire multiverse has been presented. Strange.
I'm convinced you're trolling at this point.Kepekley23 said:Are the Beyonders 2-A in your view?Matthew Schroeder said:And yet, no evidence that Ginnungagap encompasses the entire multiverse has been presented. Strange.