I don't think so, the Nine Realms aren't spatio-temporally separated from each other for obvious reasons, so they wouldn't qualify as different space-times as per our standards, it would just make the main universe 9 times larger than baseline (observable universe), which is supported by other things like Vormir being the center of Celestial existence and Ego being outside the edge of the known universe
IIRC weren't the Gates of Eternity stated to be in the center of the universe as well?
True, I guess being the very center of Celestial existence doesn't mean being the center of the universe then
Yes, the Bifrost is its only key which serves as an interdimensional bridge, although Eternity's Realm has no relation with the Nine Realms so I doubt we can say that it is also universal in size, another similar place is the realm where the Aether was hidden which is interdimensional and can only be accessed through a portal of the same nature
Or maybe Vormir is in the center of Midgard (The Realm not the Planet) or some other Realm? With it being the same for Eternity's Gates (Since you still need to reconstruct the Hallway when you arrive there).
Wouldn't Aether Malekith recieve it as well, at least as a form of Environmtal Destruction? Same for the Aether itself, shouldn't it be used for the Stone itself?
Why's that?
Because it tells a mature and compelling MCU story surrounded with mystery that gets me thinking whether or not I should trust this character and keeps me on my toes because of it
The Destroyer isn't ever confirmed to be made of Uru and it's only 7-A
Unrelated but some reason it feels weird to have the destroyer be above the Hulk and weakened Thor. That just seems really iffy to me
Like, you have this weapon that has the firepower that could one shot the Hulk, and you never bring it up again for the second Avengers movie since your know, Iron Man has the Hulkbuster and shit like that
Yeah, the Gun could only somewhat harm Loki just like IM's Reoulsor blasts
It was damaged on its head where Thor overpowered its beam and smashed into
100 000 times of Mark 6 Iron Man's AP, which scales to his durability
I'm referring to what it looks like in Fury's Big Week, which I think is the only thing we've seen the whole body in after Thor. The thing looks to be physically undamaged.
The movie shows its head being damaged when Thor bullrushed into its head
Doesn't seem like mere meters to me
I guess so. The plates are bends and stuff. Granted, Mjolnir pretty solid, while The Destroyer isn't.
Idk. The fact that there are two other statements that give a clearer picture of the scale to Thor's shockwave makes me doubt it
It's a case of the primary material being one thing and the secondary material being another. Really looking at it and it looks like the area flattened is basically only around 2 tree lengths. Had the area actually even resembled a mile in diameter, it could've been chocked up to angles and stuff, but this straight up different. At least the Jotenheim feet had the benefit of a visible crack later in the movie. You could probably calc the tree widths to figure it out, or just figure out the tree lengths (no idea on the species).
Interesting. Could be worth noting down on Falcon's profile as an extra durability justification. Though I'm also curious as to whether any of those explosions they make in the video are worth anything
Maybe we should calc them at least to get an idea anyway, at worst they can serve as supporting feats
