The 2000 ft. Destroyer battle in a nut shell:
The Destroyer cut off a celestial's arm using the Odin sword. Then the Destroyer opened fire with it's annihilation blast from it's opened visor. One celestial blocked the blast. Then the celestial that had it's arm cut off, regenerated the lost limb. Then nine celestials joined in and blasted the destroyer repeatedly again and again tearing holes in the armor and then the souls in the Destroyer armor were forced out of the armor. The Destroyer's involvement in the battle ended there.
Judging from the showing, the Destroyer Armor seemed capable of handling at least one celestial. But Odin didn't anticipate and wasn't prepared for having to face nine celestials down at the same time. The Destroyer Armor was overpowered and was turned to slag.
On average Galactus jobs quite a bit, and has lost credibility over the years. Full powered Galactus "theoretically" is on par with Eternity. But I've never seen a canon showing of Galactus ever being at full power. Therefore it's all 'theory' really. What I have seen is Galactus always hungry and always getting knocked around.
But this "Full Power" Galactus, How long can he stay at "full power"? Being Eternity level must require A LOT of power and would require Galactus to constantly eat planets left and right for him to stay that way. How do we know he won't burn Galactus won't 'burn himself out' and return to his normal energy level at the beginning of the match.
Average Galactus loses very hard. "Full Powered" Galactus should win. (As long as he can stay at Eternity level.)
Originally posted by Evangel94First off, each Celestial was able to rip a hole in him. Why couldn't G do the same?
The 2000 ft. Destroyer battle in a nut shell:The Destroyer cut off a celestial's arm using the Odin sword. Then the Destoyer opened fire with it's annihilation blast from it's opened visor. One celestial blocked the blast. Then the celestial that had it's arm cut off, regenerated the lost limb. Then nine celestials joined in and blasted the destroyer repeatedly again and again tearing holes in the armor and then the souls in the Destroyer armor were forced out of the armor. The Destroyer's involvement in the battle ended there.
Judging from the showing, the Destroyer Armor seemed capable of handling at least one celestial. But Odin didn't anticipate and wasn't prepared for having to face nine celestials down at the same time. The Destroyer Armor was overpowered and was turned to slag.
On average Galactus jobs quite a bit, and has lost credibility over the years. Full powered Galactus "theoretically" is on par with Eternity. But I've never seen a canon showing of Galactus ever being at full power. Therefore it's all 'theory' really. What I have seen is Galactus always hungry and always getting knocked around.
But this "Full Power" Galactus, How long can he stay at "full power"? Being Eternity level must require A LOT of power and would Galactus to constantly eat planets left and right for him to stay that way. How do we know he won't burn Galactus won't 'burn himself out' and return to his normal energy level at the beginning of the match.
Average Galactus loses very hard. "Full Powered" Galactus should win. (As long as he can stay at Eternity level.)
Next, if Galactus can even get at Eternity level, he would only have to stay at that level for less than a nano second to end this match.
Originally posted by Evangel94Galactus at his universe eating power.
Are you refering to Normal Galactus being or the "Full Powered" Galactus being used in this thread?
I know too much about Galactus to keep putting him at this full power equals Eternity crap.
I have never seen a scan/comic saying it either.