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12th Jun '13 5:40:15 PM TheMightyHeptagon

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- An aspect of The Living Tribunal/The One Above All.
- A Time Lord.
- An Angel of some sort.
- [[TheMightyThor Balder]]. (The two have light based power sets).
- A dream of the Scarlet Witch.
- A sentient cosmic cube. 
- A construct created by the Void.
- An incarnation of the Phoenix Force, which would explain a lot (the insanely powerful telepathy, the inability to die unless he wants to, the energy projection, the occasional bouts of batshit insanity, the costume colouring which just so happens to mirror that of one of Jean Grey's costumes...)
- From Earth-Prime. Like Superboy Prime, he was a fan of comics(in this case the Avengers instead of Superman) and somehow entered the comic book world he loves. As stories of Earth-Prime show that when a real person enters a fictional universe, [[RealityWarper they become a god.]] Like Superboy Prime, the power went to his head. Unlike Superboy-Prime, he's completely aware Earth-Prime still exists, the effects he'd have on fictional universes, and entered the Marvel universe willingly. This knowledge allows Sentry to ignore any writer's attempt to make him anything but [[TheOmnipotent a god]](unlike Superboy-Prime, who's written as [[StrawFan a stress ball against the complaining fanbase]]), though the writers [[CreatorsPet loving Sentry]] [[TakeThat certainly helped]] make him [[SarcasmMode so beloved.]]
- The AnthropomorphicPersonification of the MarySue trope.

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* An aspect of The Living Tribunal/The One Above All.
* A Time Lord.
* An Angel of some sort.
* [[TheMightyThor Balder]]. (The two have light based power sets).
* A dream of the Scarlet Witch.
* A sentient cosmic cube. 
* A construct created by the Void.
* An incarnation of the Phoenix Force, which would explain a lot (the insanely powerful telepathy, the inability to die unless he wants to, the energy projection, the occasional bouts of batshit insanity, the costume colouring which just so happens to mirror that of one of Jean Grey's costumes...)
* From Earth-Prime. Like Superboy Prime, he was a fan of comics (in this case the Avengers instead of Superman) and somehow entered the comic book world he loves. As stories of Earth-Prime show that when a real person enters a fictional universe, [[RealityWarper they become a god.]] Like Superboy Prime, the power went to his head. Unlike Superboy-Prime, he's completely aware Earth-Prime still exists, the effects he'd have on fictional universes, and entered the Marvel universe willingly. This knowledge allows Sentry to ignore any writer's attempt to make him anything but [[TheOmnipotent a god]](unlike Superboy-Prime, who's written as [[StrawFan a stress ball against the complaining fanbase]]), though the writers [[CreatorsPet loving Sentry]] [[TakeThat certainly helped]] make him [[SarcasmMode so beloved.]]
* The AnthropomorphicPersonification of the MarySue trope.

12th Jun '13 4:58:09 PM DoctorJKel

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[[WMG: Loki is a DeathSeeker in The Avengers.]]
* It's very simple.  Loki tried to commit suicide at the end of "Thor".  While he's still carrying on his plan in The Avengers, almost every single time he deals with someone in a position to kill him, he goes all out to be a JerkAss.  He goes on fighting Cap even with the Quin Jet ready to cut him in half with their chaingun.  He pushes Thor's buttons all through their initial chat.  He mouths off to Nick Fury, who's just indicated that he could easily kill Loki.  He tries to terrorize the Black Widow.  He nails Coulson right in front of Thor and then acts all swaggery about it, just to irritate Thor.  He all but invites Tony to fight him at Stark Tower.  He stabs Thor in response to an offer of "let's work together", and when Thor doesn't kill him, he throws himself off the building.  He rides around on a Chitauri chariot, which is just perfect for getting shot down.  And then, when faced with the Hulk, tries to piss him off and doesn't even bother to defend himself.  As one last act of assholery, with Barton's probably explosive arrow pointed right in his face, he makes a smart remark about having a drink.  He is trying to commit SuicideByCop throughout the entire movie.

9th Jun '13 3:57:06 AM Johnny1993

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18th May '13 3:24:58 AM markosee

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16th May '13 2:51:23 AM Greenmonk

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