Eh, 10-A sure.
Okay. I suppose that seems fine then.
@Antvasima important query
It is also a slur against Chinese people.
Interesting, could you please post that scan here?
Cool, thank you!
Yeah, keep the 9-C stuff.Okay. I suppose that seems fine then.
He had the Allpower when he dented the Destroyer as well, and was given special weaponry and armor by Odin in order to match Cul. Do you have examples of Hulk and Thor damaging true adamantium?He used the Destroyer armor as a punching bag and severely dented it, and wasn't physically powered up when he fought Cul as far as I recall. Also, Hulk and Thor have damaged true adamantium several times as far as I am aware from their Marvel Comics wiki pages. Kurt Busiek and Tom Brevoort cannot just offhandedly lie and state that it never happened no matter how much they want to lessen Thor's stature.
This is being covered as part of my Thor CRT. The sooner that gets completed the sooner we can apply these fixesAnyway, about this...
Well, these are the instances mentioned in their Marvel Comics wiki pages, but there are likely others.
I'll have to check those out and see what the context is. Thank you!Well, these are the instances mentioned in their Marvel Comics wiki pages, but there are likely others.
However, the Hulk was empowered by Cul in the last link.
Onslaught's body was made of adamantium?
Was it really? I always assumed it was just created from psychic energy
I might be wrong
Anyone have thoughts on this? Might make a CRT for this later.
I'm in favor. The differences really aren't that grand apart from Divine Creator (and positively tame in comparison to the recent Ayodele stuff...)
Oh for sure, Ayodele should NOT be considered part of mainstream Marvel, cosmology wise that is.
I think assuming the Divine Creator to be simply at the very top of the entire Marvel, as opposed to TOAA's World of Action, is unintuitive.
Except for that one panel that canonises Starlin's Thanos, obviously
Agreed
Does multiversal oblivion even have any anti feats(not counting ayodele’s stuff obviously), based on the cosmology blog we just assume he’s the far shore because their similar, but he could reasonably be far above that, eternity probably is a problem though, not sure what we’re going to do about eternity, although I don’t think eternity being inconsistent should be a reason to split the whole cosmology
If inconsistency between depictions of abstracts were reason enough for a split, we'd have every single cosmic author with their own version of the verse. I'm on the side of leaving Divine Creator stuff out since it's far too different from regular "TOAA-like" depictions but the rest of it I don't really see a problem with
As of 8th Cosmos he is fully equal to the rest of the "compass" abstracts. Taking into account Storm - he is comparable to Eternity. Not taking into account Storm... still is.
Do we know if the version of Oblivion that appeared in G.O.D.S. was multiversal or universal?
I disagree.DeMatteis has a much grander view of the cosmology than other writers, and bases it on Hinduism rather than Christianity and Judaism. I think that incorporating it just for the sake of exaggerating Marvel even more than it already is seems like a very bad idea.
Hmm, I could see it working, our profile for dematteis oblivion does mention an avatar and that avatar having it’s own realm, so it would make sense for that avatar to be multiversal oblivion and that realm being the far shore, we could probably assume there’s a similar thing with eternity since their pretty much opposites
I meeean... I don't... know... I think he also appears in Phoenix...
I think he more so just fills in the gaps, like what’s above one above all, and providing more info about eternity and oblivion’s dynamic
The fifth most popular character in marvel is a Norse god, marvel will never have it’s cosmology not incorporate multiple religions, also one above all is very different than the Christian/jewish god
It’s not for the sake of exaggeration, it’s for the sake of including everything, at best our 1-A+/high 1-A stuff would gain a few layers and we’d be able to actually define what’s above one above all, at worst nothing would changeI think that incorporating it just for the sake of exaggerating Marvel even more than it already is seems like a very bad idea.
This. Including legitimate feats and accurate cosmological scaling isn't exaggeration, it's increasing accuracy based on a scope established by the authors.
