"Was the negative side of the universe really so unbearable... Then... was Lucifer also the negative side of the DC Universe?"
He-El fell into deep thought.
Logically speaking, Lucifer of the DC Universe was actually a character much like Unicron.
Upon realizing that he was the universe's garbage bin, he would naturally rage and resist no matter what.
So was that why Lucifer had come after him?
He-El knew that this reasoning was flimsy and could not withstand scrutiny.
Moreover, the accumulated negativity and conditions within his He-El Universe were nowhere near as terrifying as those of the Transformers universe or the DC Universe, to the point of specifically giving birth to something representing "darkness," "chaos," and "destruction"—the Lord of Chaos and incarnation of destruction.
Besides, with all sorts of cosmic operating logics in place, even accumulated information alone could be transformed into the operating logic of some similar Dark Universe and absorbed, creating a true virtuous cycle. Whether it could even affect the He-El Universe was difficult to say.
Thus, He-El had comparatively little understanding of the negative side of the universe.
On one hand, the He-El Universe was still newly born and had not reached the peak where it could advance no further. On the other hand, it possessed the underlying operating logics of many other universes. When enough cosmic underlying operating logics functioned together within the He-El Universe, even accumulated information could be digested.
There would always be a universe that needed this seemingly useless accumulated information, which was vital nourishment to some kind of universe.
Therefore, the He-El Universe had never experienced the harm brought by accumulated cosmic information, nor would it give birth to a being like Unicron, one representing "darkness," "chaos," and "destruction"—the Lord of Chaos and incarnation of destruction.
Through Unicron's database, He-El