@Neosaiyan7 have no worries tho i will be thinking of Supernatural Intelligence and Superman’s powers without any weaknesses and boom mission successfully completed

Unlike the infinity gauntlet, I am fascinated people is obsessed with miracle machine, as I don't know where they got the idea from, since it wasn't in a movie or general media to get common knowledge from. So I don't want to hate it that much, but I really do think the tactic is keep repeating a short sentence in your head until you get out of machine's presence, but it's really risky because of how unpredictable your thoughts are.

Well, let’s delve into the fascinating cosmic artifacts—the Infinity Gauntlet and the Miracle Machine—from Marvel and DC, respectively.

Infinity Gauntlet:

• Origin: The Infinity Gauntlet is a powerful artifact in the Marvel Universe. It was created by the big bang, and the cosmic entity Thanos, who assembled it to wield the six Infinity Stones (Space, Mind, Reality, Power, Soul, and Time).

• Power: When all six stones are combined in the gauntlet, the wielder gains god-like abilities. They can alter reality, manipulate time, control minds, and more.

• Significance: The Infinity Gauntlet played a central role in the iconic “Infinity Gauntlet” comic storyline and was prominently featured in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

• Limitations: The gauntlet’s power is immense but not limitless. It can strain the user and has consequences, and may not work outside of its own universe.

• Outcome: In the comics, Thanos used the gauntlet to wipe out half of all life in the universe. In the MCU, it led to the events of “Avengers: Infinity War.”

Miracle Machine:

• DC Equivalent: The Miracle Machine is DC’s counterpart to the Infinity Gauntlet.

• Origin: Created by Jim Shooter and Curt Swan, the Miracle Machine first appeared in Adventure Comics #367./Created by the Controllers, based on research into the ring technology of the Guardians of the Universe.

• Function: The Miracle Machine allows the user to turn thoughts into reality and reshape the fabric of existence.

• Activation: It requires a massive energy source from specific powerful objects or beings.

• Danger: Any thought by the user becomes real instantly, making it potentially hazardous.

• Rare Appearances: The Miracle Machine has surfaced only a few times, including in recent Grant Morrison stories.

• Notable Use: Superman used it during the events of “Final Crisis” to rebuild reality.

• Comparison: Like the Infinity Gauntlet, the Miracle Machine is hidden to prevent misuse of its boundless power12.

In summary, both artifacts are cosmic game-changers, capable of reshaping reality. While the Infinity Gauntlet is more widely known, the Miracle Machine remains a mysterious and rare gem in the DC Universe. 🌟

@TheDevil7777 ...Do I know you?

@Mattwo ever heard of Nyarlathothep? He is an eldritch entity. Also, add "99" at the end of the name.

I will create items and have fun with them, also make the world into the world I keep trying to make with wishes in wish related posts

🤔 I could use the power gem to power the Miracle Machine. But it might be safer to use the Orb of Desire.

@Idolsama since I know you love devil fruit from one piece you're probably gonna get some aren't ya . @Mattwo wdym?

Oh so I can have any devil fruit?