Would the Chaos Heart have really destroyed all worlds?
Feb 9, 2016 15:03:12 GMT -5
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Post by cm30 on Feb 9, 2016 15:03:12 GMT -5
Okay, in Super Paper Mario it was said to be capable of this, with the Void destroying all dimensions and reducing them to nothingness.
But given the events of Mario & Luigi Paper Jam, how effective would it have really been? Because in Paper Jam, Paper Mario is basically an fictional universe inside a book.
So could the Chaos Heart/Void really have managed to destroy the worlds outside of the book as well, or would they be limited to the fictional universe they exist in? Cause a lot of fictional worlds have villains capable of destroying all dimensions, but they obviously don't destroy the real one outside the series because they don't really exist. Like Davros/the Dalek Empire and the Reality Bomb in series 4 of Doctor Who. Or the events involving the time fields and stuff in series 5, which destroyed near enough everything in universe.
And on a similar note... would Bowser burning the book in Paper Jam have done similar damage anyway?
But given the events of Mario & Luigi Paper Jam, how effective would it have really been? Because in Paper Jam, Paper Mario is basically an fictional universe inside a book.
So could the Chaos Heart/Void really have managed to destroy the worlds outside of the book as well, or would they be limited to the fictional universe they exist in? Cause a lot of fictional worlds have villains capable of destroying all dimensions, but they obviously don't destroy the real one outside the series because they don't really exist. Like Davros/the Dalek Empire and the Reality Bomb in series 4 of Doctor Who. Or the events involving the time fields and stuff in series 5, which destroyed near enough everything in universe.
And on a similar note... would Bowser burning the book in Paper Jam have done similar damage anyway?
