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I agree with this downgrade, we should create another profile for Thanos earth 4321.
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I never said the multiverse is reliant on the Living Tribunal not once. I only said that Thanos destroyed One Universe.The multiverse's existence isn't reliant on the Living Tribunal, moot point.
Proof that he doesn’t?Statement claiming he used up all his powers?
Does that matter? It’s just the matter that he can don’t nitpick every single thing I write up and is irrelevant because you can.Why does he need to make Infinite Multiverses?
I’m not even gonna respond to that you should know that a Avatar is always weaker then the Original, it is even listed in The Tribunal’s profile did you even read it?I don't think M-Bodies randomly downscale.
That’s not how burden of proof works-Proof that he doesn’t?
The Omni-Reality that Thanos speak of, was actually that of a single Universe, as can be seen through out the comic, never once was there ever mentioned a MULTIVERSE, through out the comic, neither was there any displayed Context or actual feat of a universal+ level in the entire comic, talk more of a Multiverse.That’s not how burden of proof works-
Mostly agreed. The End seems up in the air continuity-wise, since Tom Brevoort does not consider it as canon, but it has been referenced in canon comics afterwards. However, Starlin's most recent Marvel work during the last few years does not seem to fit at all with established canon events, cosmology, and portrayals.I'm not terribly familiar with Marvel, but from what I understand the head editor of Marvel considers The End non-canon, and since Starlin's recent Infinity trilogy was based on that Thanos, they are also non-canon.
However, canon/non-canon doesn't particularly matter here. I think the evidence is clear that Starlin for whatever reason limited Thanos' event to this universe, or simply wasn't considering the idea of a multiverse when writing this.
This is kind of the bigger problem with Starlin comics in general. He ignores the continuity of the other writers, and the other writers ignore him. He's off in his own private Thanos-Is-King world that the rest of Marvel turns a blind eye to. We can scale him to the greater multiverse, but I don't necessarily think it would be in keeping with what's actually in the story.
I was referring to you asking Zark to prove that Thanos didn’t use all of his power, but the burden of proof is on you to prove that he did.The Omni-Reality that Thanos speak of, was actually that of a single Universe, as can be seen through out the comic, never once was there ever mentioned a MULTIVERSE, through out the comic, neither was there any displayed Context or actual feat of a universal+ level in the entire comic, talk more of a Multiverse.
I already told antvasima as he also said he ain't canon, so instead of deletion a separate profile would be better.So it should have a different profile, then, is what you're saying?
I agree to this.I'm not terribly familiar with Marvel, but from what I understand the head editor of Marvel considers The End non-canon, and since Starlin's recent Infinity trilogy was based on that Thanos, they are also non-canon.
However, canon/non-canon doesn't particularly matter here. I think the evidence is clear that Starlin for whatever reason limited Thanos' event to this universe, or simply wasn't considering the idea of a multiverse when writing this.
This is kind of the bigger problem with Starlin comics in general. He ignores the continuity of the other writers, and the other writers ignore him. He's off in his own private Thanos-Is-King world that the rest of Marvel turns a blind eye to. We can scale him to the greater multiverse, but I don't necessarily think it would be in keeping with what's actually in the story.
The Omni-Reality that Thanos speak of, was actually that of a single Universe, as can be seen through out the comic, never once was there ever mentioned a MULTIVERSE, through out the comic, neither was there any displayed Context or actual feat of a universal+ level in the entire comic, talk more of a Multiverse.
If it's refrenced in canon comics, doesn't that make it canon or does anything like semi-canon exist?Mostly agreed. The End seems up in the air continuity-wise, since Tom Brevoort does not consider it as canon, but it has been referenced in canon comics afterwards. However, Starlin's most recent Marvel work during the last few years does not seem to fit at all with established canon events, cosmology, and portrayals.
Doesn’t mean that the comic or artifact itself is canon.yet the reference it in canon book
He killed himself off while trying to recreate the universe.Statement claiming he used up all his powers?
It wasn't intended to be an avatar. Starlin has created his own cosmology with a different Living Tribunal in every universe.This is blatant proof that the HOTU is just Universal (Albeit, on a Extradimensional scale) and that Thanos only defeated an Avatar of the Living Tribunal. Like I already proved above.
Why for AAO?So should we use "At least [Starlin's tier], at most [composite tier]" for Thanos and AAO after all?
So we just need her thoughts Atleast.This is blatant proof that the HOTU is just Universal (Albeit, on a Extradimensional scale) and that Thanos only defeated an Avatar of the Living Tribunal. Like I already proved above.
Because in Starlin's cosmology AAO strictly rules over all parallell universes, not over higher realities, and it has not appeared anywhere else.Why for AAO?
Where is this stated? Also, The Avatar of The Living Tribunal is still 10 Dimensional, and Thanos with the HOTU, absorbed him.No, the HotU as portrayed by Starlin was only Low 2-C.
This version of thanos will be low 2-C but will still keep his low 1C key right?No, the HotU as portrayed by Starlin was only Low 2-C.
You have scans of this? If so I think it's High 1-C based on wiki teiring.Where is this stated? Also, The Avatar of The Living Tribunal is still 10 Dimensional, and Thanos with the HOTU, absorbed him.
I have already posted them above The Living Tribunal that got absorbed is just an Avatar, which can disable the Infinity Gauntlet, which is 6-D to 10-D.You have scans of this? If so I think it's High 1-C based on wiki teiring.
Where has Starlin stated that the Living Tribunal is 10-dimensional in a higher infinities manner? From what I recall, Starlin has had it stated outright in his stories that Eternity and Infinity are not infinite in his canon, despite that it does not really make much sense.Where is this stated? Also, The Avatar of The Living Tribunal is still 10 Dimensional, and Thanos with the HOTU, absorbed him.
I think that his composite cosmology key is scaled from the Living Tribunal, who is Low 1-A in our composite cosmology canon.This version of thanos will be low 2-C but will still keep his low 1C key right?
Sorry I was refering to IG but I agree if his composite key keeps his low 1A.I think that his composite cosmology key is scaled from the Living Tribunal, who is Low 1-A in our composite cosmology canon.
I was trying to refer to The Living Tribunal‘s Avatar disabling the Infinity Gauntlet, which is High 1-B due to defeating Eternity with it.Where has Starlin stated that the Living Tribunal is 10-dimensional in a higher infinities manner?
Also wasn't it stated one of the stones contains a multiverse or infinite universes?I was trying to refer to The Living Tribunal‘s Avatar disabling the Infinity Gauntlet, which is High 1-B due to defeating Eternity with it.
It’s a multiverseAlso wasn't it stated one of the stones contains a multiverse or infinite universes?
Can you not do shit like this. I already said so and dropped scans above don't irritate me man.It’s a multiverse
How many other times have I done this to irritate you this much?Can you not do shit like this. I already said so and dropped scans above don't irritate me man.