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I found a scan that the old ones (Cthulhu) was theembodiment of nothingness before creation and being devoid from meaning and such does that means Oblivion is above baseline?
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Question about Oblivion being baseline
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That's literally his justification for baseline to begin with.
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well they are just one of oblivion infinite avatarsLightbuster30 said:
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this means oblivion shown to be more powerful then his avatars who are 1-A
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I always assumed Oblivion was above baseline.
I mean, the guy embodies the nothingness that exists outside of/completely beyond creation. He's not just a 1-A; he's literally a sentient 1-A void in its entirety.
That seems pretty ******* far above baseline to me.
I mean, the guy embodies the nothingness that exists outside of/completely beyond creation. He's not just a 1-A; he's literally a sentient 1-A void in its entirety.
That seems pretty ******* far above baseline to me.
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@Mr King
Yeah I agreed with you I also assumed believed Oblivion is above baseline but some ppl doesn't and this is more prove he is right?
Yeah I agreed with you I also assumed believed Oblivion is above baseline but some ppl doesn't and this is more prove he is right?
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and lets not forget there are many 1-A realms .MrKingOfNegativity said:
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Wait.. Hold up. You mean to tell me... the Outer Gods are a thing in Marvel ?
Also... If we have a scan that says some of those beings are avatars of Oblivion, not speculation of any sort, then yes we can definitely assume he's above baseline.
Also... If we have a scan that says some of those beings are avatars of Oblivion, not speculation of any sort, then yes we can definitely assume he's above baseline.
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That Cthulhu feat isn't 1-A.
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Then Matthew comes around and completely eradicates any speculation .
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I don't think anyone is arguing that.Antvasima said:
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I don't believe in high 1-A oblivion i believe he is above baseline.
And that is pretty weird in the scan it stated Cthulhu is a creature that embodies the nothingnesss before all there is or was. and he is also devoid from meaning.
And that is pretty weird in the scan it stated Cthulhu is a creature that embodies the nothingnesss before all there is or was. and he is also devoid from meaning.
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@Ant .... Where did that assumption come from ?
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what do you think about the scan tho?The 2nd Existential Seed said:
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It was also stated that his illusions appeared in the classic Iceman comic and Thor Annual (2011) and he said that no one could survive his true form. Does that means his illusions are 1A I guess?
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