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[[Eternal Eternity|Eternity]] is the force of all life. Life gives the universe purpose. | [[Eternal Eternity|Eternity]] is the force of all life. Life gives the universe purpose. | ||
| − | [[Eternal Oblivion|Oblivion]] is entropy. All things must | + | [[Eternal Oblivion|Oblivion]] is entropy. All things must return to their lowest energy state. |
There are other Eternals who represent powerful primal forces. Two of the best known are the [[Phoenix Force]] and [[Galactus]], who fulfill similar priorities necessary for the function of the universe. | There are other Eternals who represent powerful primal forces. Two of the best known are the [[Phoenix Force]] and [[Galactus]], who fulfill similar priorities necessary for the function of the universe. | ||
[[Category: Encyclopedia]] | [[Category: Encyclopedia]] | ||
Revision as of 23:25, 3 January 2021
The Eternals are among the most potent of all ideologues in our universe. Conceived of in the earliest moments of the universe's creation, they are sentient manifestations of primal forces that move the entire universe.
Death represents the death of living things. All life must eventually end.
Infinity is all space and all things. It is the sum of the universe and the expansion and growth.
Eternity is the force of all life. Life gives the universe purpose.
Oblivion is entropy. All things must return to their lowest energy state.
There are other Eternals who represent powerful primal forces. Two of the best known are the Phoenix Force and Galactus, who fulfill similar priorities necessary for the function of the universe.
