Hall Kervean
Two Thousand Club
A question that oft arises in fandoms is a common one:
Which is more powerful, universe A or universe B?
Mass Effect or Halo?
Halo or Star Wars?
Star Wars or Warhammer 40K?
Well, in truth, it's often very difficult to reach a conclusion.
You see, eventually, inevitably, someone brings up that universe's omnipotent being.
Mass Effect brings up... Well I don't think they have one so they lose
Halo fans bring up the Precursors, which were the race that created everything (including Forerunners).
Star Wars fans bring up the Force, and force users.
Warhammer 40K fans bring up things such as the Chaos Gods.
Because, let's be honest, if a less powerful science fiction universe, such as Halo, omnipotent beings more powerful than the omnipotent beings in universes that far outweigh it otherwise like, say, Warhammer 40K, then that sci-fi universe is the dominant sci-fi universe.
The problem is, omnipotence is infinite. And you can't become more infinite.
But that is where we discover the most powerful being in all of science fiction.
Ladies, Gentlemen, viewers of all ages, I give you.
Buzz Lightyear.
For you see, no all-powerful being can go above infinity, so no matter the power they wield, they cannot truly defeat one another.
But Buzz Lightyear goes to infinity... and beyond.
So clearly, Buzz Lightyear is more powerful than any other being in any science fiction universe ever created. And as a result, Buzz Lightyear, along with the others in Star Command, defeats all other fandoms with ease.
The force's infinite nature, the Precursor's infinite race, and the infinite nature of emotions cannot stand against something that goes beyond infinity.
As a result, Toy Story's science fiction universe is clearly more powerful than any other.
And it's not even close.
Which is more powerful, universe A or universe B?
Mass Effect or Halo?
Halo or Star Wars?
Star Wars or Warhammer 40K?
Well, in truth, it's often very difficult to reach a conclusion.
You see, eventually, inevitably, someone brings up that universe's omnipotent being.
Mass Effect brings up... Well I don't think they have one so they lose
Halo fans bring up the Precursors, which were the race that created everything (including Forerunners).
Star Wars fans bring up the Force, and force users.
Warhammer 40K fans bring up things such as the Chaos Gods.
Because, let's be honest, if a less powerful science fiction universe, such as Halo, omnipotent beings more powerful than the omnipotent beings in universes that far outweigh it otherwise like, say, Warhammer 40K, then that sci-fi universe is the dominant sci-fi universe.
The problem is, omnipotence is infinite. And you can't become more infinite.
But that is where we discover the most powerful being in all of science fiction.
Ladies, Gentlemen, viewers of all ages, I give you.
Buzz Lightyear.
For you see, no all-powerful being can go above infinity, so no matter the power they wield, they cannot truly defeat one another.
But Buzz Lightyear goes to infinity... and beyond.
So clearly, Buzz Lightyear is more powerful than any other being in any science fiction universe ever created. And as a result, Buzz Lightyear, along with the others in Star Command, defeats all other fandoms with ease.
The force's infinite nature, the Precursor's infinite race, and the infinite nature of emotions cannot stand against something that goes beyond infinity.
As a result, Toy Story's science fiction universe is clearly more powerful than any other.
And it's not even close.