The Many-Angled Ones, also known as 'the Seven Gods of Chaos' are a race of extradimensional, god-like abominations that originated from the early days of the universe. Mindless, infinitely powerful and madness-inducing, they were locked away outside of the universe by the Eternals along with their 108 children, the Lesser Ones.
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| - The Many-Angled Ones, also known as 'the Seven Gods of Chaos' are a race of extradimensional, god-like abominations that originated from the early days of the universe. Mindless, infinitely powerful and madness-inducing, they were locked away outside of the universe by the Eternals along with their 108 children, the Lesser Ones.
- In an alternate universe, the Many-Angled Ones were able to save a dying Captain Mar-vell and have him swear his allegiance to them. They were also able to defeat the Death of that universe, meaning that nothing was able to die. Eventually this reality came into contact with the 616 universe through the Fault, a rip in space and time. The threat of the Many-Angled Ones was such that cosmic entities like Galactus and the Celestials came to fend off the threat from the other side of the Fault. Eventually, the Many-Angled Ones sent a weapon known as the Galactus Engine through the Fault, which was so powerful that it could overpower the Galactus of the 616 universe with ease, and also dwarfed him in size. It was said that the creatures that were pushing it through were even more powerful.
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| - In an alternate universe, the Many-Angled Ones were able to save a dying Captain Mar-vell and have him swear his allegiance to them. They were also able to defeat the Death of that universe, meaning that nothing was able to die. Eventually this reality came into contact with the 616 universe through the Fault, a rip in space and time. The threat of the Many-Angled Ones was such that cosmic entities like Galactus and the Celestials came to fend off the threat from the other side of the Fault. Eventually, the Many-Angled Ones sent a weapon known as the Galactus Engine through the Fault, which was so powerful that it could overpower the Galactus of the 616 universe with ease, and also dwarfed him in size. It was said that the creatures that were pushing it through were even more powerful. The Many-Angled Ones were seemingly defeated when Thanos, the Mad Titan, allowed Mar-vell to kill him, drawing the 616 Death to that universe and wiping it of all life, though it is likely these powerful monstrosities survived.
- The Many-Angled Ones, also known as 'the Seven Gods of Chaos' are a race of extradimensional, god-like abominations that originated from the early days of the universe. Mindless, infinitely powerful and madness-inducing, they were locked away outside of the universe by the Eternals along with their 108 children, the Lesser Ones. Many insane cults across the stars worship the Many-Angled Ones and their spawn and wish to see them return to our dimension - either not knowing or actively embracing the reality that if just one of them came back then the cosmos would become 'wreathed in madness and blood'.
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