This is a retelling of the Marvel origin basically. I wouldn't get hung up on it referring to a single universe too much, as this origin has been retconned several times to mean the birth of the multiverse. Even the DK Ultimate guide actually says Unicron and Primus existed across countless realities during their initial fight, so this retcon has been around since the early 2000s.The beginning, strictly speaking, was the end. The end of an entire universe, one that had existed long before any modern measurement of time began. It was the twilight of the gods, beings of pure energy that had grown to a point where nothing was beyond them. They were omnipotent, almighty, boundless. But, as it turned out, not all-seeing.
Otherwise, they might have noticed that one of their number had taken to calling himself the devourer of worlds. Though as it happened, worlds were merely an aperitif to the banquet that was to follow. Its name was Unicron, and its terrible hunger drove it to wipe all life from this old Universe. It consumed its fellow gods (not immortal either), planets, galaxies, even space itself, until there was nothing. Satiated, it finally slept, alone in the void.
But tenaciously, life hung on, and through a massive effort of will it began a subatomic chain reaction that built and expanded, gathering gaseous momentum with each explosion of primal forces. Until ultimately, it birthed a new Universe, created new life. And with this creation came a protector, a counter-force to the threat of Unicron. Its name was Primus. However, it soon became apparent that this fragile new universe was not meant to contain beings as powerful and elemental as Unicron and Primus. Their battles laid waste to countless fledgling star systems, destroying the very life Primus had been created to protect. And so, a plan was borne. One that would, if successful, both end the current threat of Unicron, and, ultimately, safeguard the universe for generations to come.
boundless unicronAbsolutely has acausality both from scaling to Vector Prime but also the Alternity have causality manipulation and they’re pretty useless against him, the transtech saying he exists beyond linear time, his tfcc bio stating he has no beginning or end
In the same comic we learn about Vector being able to manipulate causality he’s said to be so insignificant Unicron doesn’t notice him
Reality warping is weird, because he’s stated to be able to do it several times but we rarely, if ever, actually see it. In Omega point his species are said to be “omnipotent” which, obviously don’t take that at face value, but essentially they could do anything relative to their series.
This is a retelling of the Marvel origin basically. I wouldn't get hung up on it referring to a single universe too much, as this origin has been retconned several times to mean the birth of the multiverse. Even the DK Ultimate guide actually says Unicron and Primus existed across countless realities during their initial fight, so this retcon has been around since the early 2000s.
Stated to distort reality in this TFCC Story Withered Hope
Also he can actually use his powers to create things but chooses not to. Dark Lio Convoy in a recent manga used it to rejuvenate a planet and stop earth from exploding, and iirc in Superlink/Energon they use his energy to fill another universe with life or something. Also above thing about him being able to create time.
Regarding Law Manipulation or Power Nullification, the former depends on how literally you take his statement of being "the collapse of the natural order" and Forest Lee stating the rules of the multiverse (physics I believe) were shaped by the 13. I don't know if I recall an example of outright Power Nullification, Unicron's main thing is being just inexplicably immune to basically any method of killing him permanently (even the Star Saber used several times failed to kill him, and while weakened multiversal variants of him still exist Post-Shroud) or manipulating reality around him. Inexplicable as in the actual canon explanation is "he could never be totally destroyed" with little reason given beyond that. Ramjet's also said to be able to warp reality and he gets his power from Unicron. Unfortunately I don't think we really see it used though.
Existence Erasure I would think yes, based on him destroying his own race of abstract conceptual entities and being able to destroy every other plane of existence.
He does, although the initial Unicron design by Floro Dery for the movie allegedly is just based on...Satan, not Galactus, and also an earlier planet robot toy Takara had been developing. However Simon Furman when he started writing the comic version of Unicron has openly admitted he wanted to make the character more cosmic because of Galactus, which is where all the universal destruction started showing up.That reminds me, does Galactus predate Unicron or is it the other way around?
his tfcc bio stating he has no beginning or end
the Alternity have causality manipulation and they’re pretty useless against him
Thanks mate, do you have the scans or quotes for these? I know Alternity have causality manip but I haven’t seen it be ineffective on unicronForest Lee stating the rules of the multiverse (physics I believe) were shaped by the 13
For the first two sure do, for the latter I don't but it's because the Alternity and Unicron have never appeared in a story together, so it's an assumption on my part based on Unicron already being>Vector's causality manipulation, the 13 being generally superior to the Alternity, and no mention of the Alternity ever doing anything to Unicron or stopping him.Thanks mate, do you have the scans or quotes for these? I know Alternity have causality manip but I haven’t seen it be ineffective on unicron
I believe I got the majority of them from random tfw2005 posts but I posted all of them I had on the first page of this threadThanks man. By the way, where is that Alternity scan from? I had access to some of them through some website but I lost it so now I have none.
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