DC only has 52 universes/dimensions/alternate earths, if the series 52 is anything to go by right now.
Yeah it can, but in Dissidia, Golbez and Chaos clearly refer to each of these worlds as existing in different dimensions. Furthermore, the fundamental differences of each FF world (save for FFVII and FFX) doesn't lead much credence at all to them existing in the same universe. Their world/universe mechanics are vastly different between each other.
And yes, Chaos IS in fact immortal. Cosmos and Chaos have been waging war for quite sometime and Chaos has been killed, and so has Cosmos but neither of them stay down for long. The cycle continues because they're gods. They did not get a "true" death. Chaos is in essence an embodiment of death and disorder anyways.
Please quit the spamming, User Name. If you're gonna post here, post in regards to the discussion. If you want to talk about your favorites and what not, there's a thread for that in this very sub-forum.
But Final Fantasy doesn't take place in the same universe. That makes absolutely no sense and is contradicted rather explicitly in Dissidia. And Chaos isn't breaking down Dimensional walls, he's fucking consuming and destroying universes in order to spread the discord and create the perfect battlefield.
And wtf are you talking about omnipotents for? What omnipotents beat Chaos? Huh? We're talking about Chaos being the strongest and ultimate evil of Final Fantasy as a whole, dude.
And what Chaos did... that's a lot like Glactus if you think about it. Except instead of planets...they're universes.
@User Name
If you just say you like Necron, that's spam. And Auron is not a villain. That makes absolutely no sense. Auron isn't evil in the least. You're posting shit that's not even relevant or sensical to the discussion. Either post for real or join an appropriate thread, please.
@User Name
My mistake, I thought this was a different thread. But please add some more to your posts then so they aren't just single sentences and words.
...What the hell are you talking about? The story and the characters within who would be privy to such a fact, state...that Final Fantasy is a Mlutiverse. Meaning it is. Your opinion doesn't matter. That's what the story says and is the fact.
And I just said, Chaos destroyed the universes of Final Fantasy 1 through 10 in Dissidia. Hence the storyline. Did you not read what I put?
The universes of Final Fantasy each have a solar system, and their size is irrelevant. The fact he transcends dimensions (which no villain has been shown to do) and succeeds where all other villains fail, is proof enough of him standing above them. That, and all the other villains take orders from him and don't do anything to directly oppose his power. His power and might suits the storyline based on its scale, whatever it is.
@User Name
My mistake, I thought this was a different thread. But please add some more to your posts then so they aren't just single sentences and words.
Each dimension has the respective Final Fantasy universe within it. In this case, because each dimension has the world and universe of that Final Fantasy contained therein. And no, the size doesn't mean anything when we're comparing it within the context of the narrative which tells us they're all essentially the same size and equally lost to Chaos. We're not talking about the sizes of universes. That's not the topic. We're talking about which villain is the strongest. It's an irrelevant point you're bringing up. A strawman.
DC/Marvel doesn't mean shit here because we're not comparing Final Fantasy to Marvel or DC. And no, the villains are not watered down. There's no proof of that at all, especially considering their abilities and relationships to their respective heroes. Another irrelevant and meaningless point. The continuity of their abilities is kept in tact.
@ User Name
Are you thinking of the same Necron? Necron didn't attempt to create anything. He just tried to kill the heroes and stated he would destroy all of existence because he saw Kuja try to shatter the crystal and thus, figured out life would be better off not existing.
@ User Name
Are you thinking of the same Necron? Necron didn't attempt to create anything. He just tried to kill the heroes and stated he would destroy all of existence because he saw Kuja try to shatter the crystal and thus, figured out life would be better off not existing.
And no, Unsent can be destroyed if killed. They are not immortal. If they're beaten enough and killed, eventually their "will" will break, and thus the pyreflies holding them together will have no choice but to scatter. He isn't immortal at all.
Well I think it's pretty obvious Chaos is the strongest. I don't see how it can be argued any more at this point. I seem to remember there being a Ultimania article about all this shit, which is why I even said what I did.
As far as DC and Marvel go, the status quo is always changing, fuck the goddamn Eternals had to get help from mutants not too long ago. So I don't see how that matters, or is even relevant to the conversation.
Whether the size of each universe in Final Fantasy is a pocket one or normal sized one is totally irrelevant because again...its to the scale of the narrative and multiverse of Final Fantasy as a whole. It's irrelevant. We're looking at Final Fantasy by itself. And whether you think he is or not is irrelevant because again...the facts of Dissidia show all of the villains not daring to take him on head on and obeying his orders and commands. They don't call him a god above all evil for nothing. You're not showing any facts to the contrary.
I said he was somewhat omnipotent because he clearly can see the past and present, and exists within two forms. Garland, and himself...Chaos. He exists in two entirely different time periods simultaneously. And I guess the fact the heroes are stronger in Dissidia and thus able to rise up and meet the challenge of evil as presented to them never crossed your mind. That's hardly indicative of any contradiction at all.
Who the fuck cares if its not even the size of one Marvel galaxy? The topic is which villain is strongest. If within the context and scale of Final Fantasy, Chaos is the strongest because he's been shown capable of destroying and absorbing the 10 FF dimensions, which no other villain has done, then within Final Fantasy, he's the strongest. It's an irrelevant element. You totally missed the point of my analogy. I didn't say Chaos is Glactus. I said he's *like* Galactus. Analogous to him because they both devoured planets and universes. I never said Chaos was as strong or equal to him.
Again, he is. You again, are making claims with no reason or proof. If he's able to see into the past and also the present at the same time, yeah, he is to a degree. He isn't perfectly omnipotent but he clearly has more awareness than other villains. And if he's a fucking god who can undo and redo existence then clearly he's at a level no other villain in Final Fantasy is at.
And your point is rather meaningless. A hero or villain's strength is not a fixed variable that can never change. Their powers and abilities are consistent with continuity. There's no contradiction. Kefka has the power of the Warring Triad, Sephiroth has achieved Reunion and rebirth, ExDeath has power over the void, and Kuja can go Trance. Their powers are the same.