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Well Marvel as of lately has really been ******** on their most popular characters, seems the only ones who are consistenly the same are fellas like Deadpool, Thanos, Spider-Man/Venom, Ghost Rider, etc.The Axiom of Virgo said:Naturally I agree with the proposals, Thor in general needs more respect (especially from the current Marvel writers but I digress).
It isn't, but by logic he scale tooAlonik said:Loki god of stories is not being debated on this thread.
It is not "piecing together unrelated information", though, especially when you consider that Odin mentioned Thor destroying Those-Who-Sit-Above-In-Shadow and ending Ragnarok in the same comic where it is shown that the former inhabit the Outside, and also the same comic where Yggdrasil is described as encompassing all stories, which then happens to be a very recent tie-in of the 2015 Secret Wars written by AI Ewing.Antvasima said:Intuitively such a massive upgrade seems very exaggerated to me, as I do not recall that RKT was remotely portrayed as this powerful within the relevant story itself, and it likely requires lots of pieced together unrelated information from other stories and writers, but I also haven't had the time to check through the evidence.
Seems like the full tree to me.The Unknown Warrior1 said:Didn't Surtur only burn like a portion of Yggdrasil?
Antvasima said:I do not remember so well. Sorry. Anyway, we obviously cannot scale Surtur, Odin, and all more powerful Marvel Comics characters to Low 1-A due to Surtur threatening to burn Yggdrasil.
For me, seems fine, and i agree.Antvasima said:We would have to follow Kepekley's suggestion regarding Odin and Surtur if we upgrade RKT and TWSAIS.
ClassicNESfan said:After reading through, there are definitely some things here that are questionable to me, but I would really like to read the Erik Solvong storyline for further context before saying anything definite.