Versus Battle Acnologia the Black Dragon v. Ancalagon the Black
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LMAO on your powerscalling.
Ok,because you are fan of Fairy Trash, I will use Etherion to show how wrong you are. Etherion is the power that is able destroy world, or even multi-universe, change reality, create live, time manipulation. Like you compare god tier power with Trash Akno hahaha lol, what a fool
Ok,because you are fan of Fairy Trash, I will use Etherion to show how wrong you are. Etherion is the power that is able destroy world, or even multi-universe, change reality, create live, time manipulation. Like you compare god tier power with Trash Akno hahaha lol, what a fool
From the Silmarillion. Confirmed in the video I shared to y’all lol.
Y’all are confusing differences in authorial representation with authorial intent.
“Acnologia destroyed a continent, Ancalagon never destroyed a continent, therefore Acnologia destroys him”
This is completely ignoring the fact that the entire idea behind Ancalagon was that he was the single greatest weapon possessed by a literal god (Morgoth), Ancalagon being so powerful that the armies of several god-like entities were completely smashed as soon as Morgoth released Ancalagon, and it literally took another god-like entity crashing a Galaxy-traversing Star into his chest to defeat him.
You are comparing a being who overwhelmed multiple gods in succession, and who it was pretty much a miracle that those gods actually defeated him at all, to some Shonen Dragon Ant, and saying the Ant wins because the writer of Fairy Tale wanted to draw him destroying a continent to compete with One Piece or whatever the hell purpose Acnologia serves in his series lol.
Authorial intent my guys. One of these beings was created to overwhelm several gods simultaneously.
Y’all are confusing differences in authorial representation with authorial intent.
“Acnologia destroyed a continent, Ancalagon never destroyed a continent, therefore Acnologia destroys him”
This is completely ignoring the fact that the entire idea behind Ancalagon was that he was the single greatest weapon possessed by a literal god (Morgoth), Ancalagon being so powerful that the armies of several god-like entities were completely smashed as soon as Morgoth released Ancalagon, and it literally took another god-like entity crashing a Galaxy-traversing Star into his chest to defeat him.
You are comparing a being who overwhelmed multiple gods in succession, and who it was pretty much a miracle that those gods actually defeated him at all, to some Shonen Dragon Ant, and saying the Ant wins because the writer of Fairy Tale wanted to draw him destroying a continent to compete with One Piece or whatever the hell purpose Acnologia serves in his series lol.
Authorial intent my guys. One of these beings was created to overwhelm several gods simultaneously.
Acnologia’s overwhelming magic which in his own verse maxes out at continent level, right?
Ancalagon literally overwhelmed multiple high universal level beings by himself lol. That’s what these people are, beings who have universe-level control of their respective elements or whatever lol. Like I said, God-like entities.
But I’m supposed to dismiss Ancalagon being a creature of this caliber because Tolkien never drew him destroying an island? Lol
Ancalagon literally overwhelmed multiple high universal level beings by himself lol. That’s what these people are, beings who have universe-level control of their respective elements or whatever lol. Like I said, God-like entities.
But I’m supposed to dismiss Ancalagon being a creature of this caliber because Tolkien never drew him destroying an island? Lol
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It’s because Tolkien is writing stories that are meant to be analogous to real life situations and stories, in which continents aren’t ever destroyed lol. Shonen writers are writing “rule of cool” comics where characters destroy continents for fan-service.
Which is fine, there’s nothing wrong with either, but people can’t dismiss Tolkien’s literal god-like entities in his fiction just because we’ve never seen them blink several planets out of existence like Zeno from DBS or whatever other bullshit, even though beings like Ancalagon are conceptually meant to resemble someone like Zeno or Beerus in power.
Which is fine, there’s nothing wrong with either, but people can’t dismiss Tolkien’s literal god-like entities in his fiction just because we’ve never seen them blink several planets out of existence like Zeno from DBS or whatever other bullshit, even though beings like Ancalagon are conceptually meant to resemble someone like Zeno or Beerus in power.