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That actually confirms the whole AAO is an avatar theory as it is stated in that previewAntvasima said:Here is the second half of the preview by the way: https://thanosfarm.tumblr.com/post/187427178353/thanos-the-infinity-ending-preview-22-the
It certainly doesn't seem like we misunderstood anything from the context.
which is good because i was actually getting worried for a sec thereAshenCrow777 said:So simply like Darkseids true form good that means they didn't F up and TOAA is still the OG One Above all
Malomtek said:Try basic reading comprehension.Owennoctis said:I'm sorry but is there any evidence of this statement? scans?
https://66.media.tumblr.com/fc0b7bfd550351c3e4292c14db534236/tumblr_px69zycCr81ynmxwho8_1280.jpg
"Again I have slipped into the state of omnipotence. But this time not by choice. And I am merely part of the all-powerful, but not in control."
Thanos seems to have basically been forced by higher powers (such as higher manifestations of TOAA and maybe even LT) into his current state.
have you notice the fact that thanos in that one is not a gaint cosmic floating headOwennoctis said:so no concrete evidence? cool
We are just playing guessing game at this point
it's more likely he's talking about the alternate thanos that convinced him to absorb all the abstracts, is the one who's in control.
it's very likely thanos will be defeated by himself again in this storyline (kinda like that old king thanos crap)
https://imgur.com/NLlR9uH
"I have kept myself seperate from my other self's grand design...etc"
Seems to be the same type of deal as with Pralaya in DC comics, the part that we see and the part that Swamp Thing defeated are only a fraction of a greater and far more transcendent being that exists on a level our puny minds can't even begin to fathom or grasp.Malomtek said:This also implies that the AAO that Thanos absorbed was merely part of a greater whole.
I agree with thisOwennoctis said:AAO is the supreme being and ruler of all realities under Starlin, Starlin is marvel canon. as far as current marvel cosmology is concerned AAO is TOAA. There's no evidence to suggest otherwise. In other words, TOAA being Jack Kirby's avatar is likely retconned at this point. So what's the reason of TOAA still staying at tier-0 again?
https://imgur.com/sXgdOJL
It's different takes on the supreme being. Some like the Grant Morrison take where the higher cosmic agents correlate to the page, the audience, the writer, or the some other metafictional concept.The Tetromino King said:TOAA was never jack kirby avatar it's basically the opposite... TOAA is basically the embodiment of writers
and no TOAA hasnt been rectonned because many comics in 2019 like agent deadpool, cosmic ghost rider and Al ewing (ultimates and no road home etc) comics still uses toaa as writers and view his creation like fiction.
The thing is the feats that came from al ewing stories are the one that showed that toaa transcend all of marvel and its stories (multiple times it is showed he is the creator of all stories.) while this fodder God only transcend time and space.Sorari said:It's different takes on the supreme being. Some like the Grant Morrison take where the higher cosmic agents correlate to the page, the audience, the writer, or the some other metafictional concept.The Tetromino King said:TOAA was never jack kirby avatar it's basically the opposite... TOAA is basically the embodiment of writers
and no TOAA hasnt been rectonned because many comics in 2019 like agent deadpool, cosmic ghost rider and Al ewing (ultimates and no road home etc) comics still uses toaa as writers and view his creation like fiction.
Others, like Jim Starlin, prefer the supreme to be more like God. But in the previews we do see that Jim Starlin throws us a metafictional curveball by having the reader becoming part of Thanos . This implies that TOAA/AOO embodies even our reality, so he's not merely the writer, but everything in our universe (from a real-life-non-metafictonal standpoint this is of course nonsense, but so is the writer appearing on the page).
The problem I have with the Grant Morrison take on the supreme is that it usually goes against the cameos we've see. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and a number of other writers have cameos where they're clearly not omnipotent. She Hulk even killed her writer, John Bryne, in Sensational She Hulk #50.
Personally I think metafictional interpretations should be dismissed altogether and we should focus on feats and scaling, after all those Tier 0 aren't necessarily omnipotent.
Stop playing Ant. Knowing that Ultimates series showed feats above tier 2. Knowing that Multi eternity in ultimates has the same concepts as the previous Multiverse. The multiverse beyonders destroyed have superflow and neutral zone...Antvasima said:Thanos is just shown as one with all universes throughout all time within this comicbook, and again, the Beyonders destroying all universes was enough to get rid of the entire Marvel multiverse, so I think that we likely severely exaggerate the current Marvel cosmology.
You're talking about this page ?The Tetromino King said:The thing is the feats that came from al ewing stories are the one that showed that toaa transcend all of marvel and its stories (multiple times it is showed he is the creator of all stories.) while this fodder God only transcend time and space.Sorari said:It's different takes on the supreme being. Some like the Grant Morrison take where the higher cosmic agents correlate to the page, the audience, the writer, or the some other metafictional concept.The Tetromino King said:TOAA was never jack kirby avatar it's basically the opposite... TOAA is basically the embodiment of writers
and no TOAA hasnt been rectonned because many comics in 2019 like agent deadpool, cosmic ghost rider and Al ewing (ultimates and no road home etc) comics still uses toaa as writers and view his creation like fiction.
Others, like Jim Starlin, prefer the supreme to be more like God. But in the previews we do see that Jim Starlin throws us a metafictional curveball by having the reader becoming part of Thanos . This implies that TOAA/AOO embodies even our reality, so he's not merely the writer, but everything in our universe (from a real-life-non-metafictonal standpoint this is of course nonsense, but so is the writer appearing on the page).
The problem I have with the Grant Morrison take on the supreme is that it usually goes against the cameos we've see. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and a number of other writers have cameos where they're clearly not omnipotent. She Hulk even killed her writer, John Bryne, in Sensational She Hulk #50.
Personally I think metafictional interpretations should be dismissed altogether and we should focus on feats and scaling, after all those Tier 0 aren't necessarily omnipotent.
Well, I have a hard time instantly remembering every thread that I have been involved in, but during Time Runs Out and Secret Wars, the Marvel multiverse was legitimately destroyed merely by colliding all of the universes against each other, and in Ultimates Multi-Eternity was fundamentally changed and strengthened by erasing the borders between his universes, and was outpowered by the First Firmament who was a giant universe without borders within him. As such, my interpretation seems to be valid.The Tetromino King said:Stop playing Ant. Knowing that Ultimates series showed feats above tier 2. Knowing that Multi eternity in ultimates has the same concepts as the previous Multiverse. The multiverse beyonders destroyed have superflow and neutral zone...
Superflow was destroyed from the inside which is called the highest level of existence... Yet he still live and can be only be destroyed from the outside.Antvasima said:Well, I have a hard time instantly remembering every thread that I have been involved in, but during Time Runs Out and Secret Wars, the Marvel multiverse was legitimately destroyed merely by colliding all of the universes against each other, and in Ultimates Multi-Eternity was fundamentally changed and strengthened by erasing the borders between his universes, and was outpowered by the First Firmament who was a giant universe without borders within him. As such, my interpretation seems to be valid.The Tetromino King said:Stop playing Ant. Knowing that Ultimates series showed feats above tier 2. Knowing that Multi eternity in ultimates has the same concepts as the previous Multiverse. The multiverse beyonders destroyed have superflow and neutral zone...
I think it's very explicit. "If you ARE, I am part of you." He's clearly breaking the 4th wall here imo. But granted, you could definitely interpret this as a Earth-Prime deal (a fictional Earth with the characteristics of the real world).Antvasima said:@Sorari
Just because there are parallell universes within the Marvel universe in which the stories of other universes appear in comicbooks, this does not make them the actual real world. Grant Morrison's DC Comics, such as Multiversity, have also explored this idea.
Can you please be a bit more specific when you reply? It's difficult to reply to a point when you're just throwing out the name of a 10 issue miniseries.The Tetromino King said:@Sorari
No... Have you read No Road Home yet?
>for those of us who have read the entire storyAntvasima said:Look, for those of us who have read the entire story, present-day Thanos was mind-controlled by a more powerful future version of himself, and forced to use the regulators to absorb all cosmic entities in his universe, like the future version had done before. Then the future and present versions of Thanos merged together with the future version still in charge, and went on to absorb the Living Tribunal and the AAO. The present version of Thanos then stated that his future version was still in charge, with himself as a small aspect of the greater entity.