I nod to Hewhoknowsall. From what I read in that thread, ppl believe Galactus can beat three or four regular Celestials. A single average Celestial made three skyfathers look like insects. I doubt that the difference in power between skyfathers and Galactus is nearly THAT severe, but people in general seem to believe that Odin and skyfathers are definitely weaker than Galactus. How many can a sated Galactus beat before they take him down?
__________________ "Crush your enemies. See them driven before you. Hear the lamentations of the women." - the prophet Mohammed, single-handed inventor of terrorism, pedophilia and moon-god worship
Without Odin, they cannot win. With Odin they might have a shot to hurt him. Also, it depends how strong Galactus is. If he is hungry they will kill him. If he is okay(not hungry not full) they got a shot. If he is full, then may all of Hell run in fear because they will meet the Skyfathers.
Also, where would we put Annihilus with the Q bands at, and a Watcher? Because Galactus basically took both out with a non-concentrated blast (he killed the Watcher, and Annihilus came out after the blast was done in the carcass of a ship weakened).
McDuffie had his way with him... but the reason that he has been written consistently, is because he hasn't really been portrayed as fighting hungry since then.
Also, I don't get why he doesn't whip out some shit from his Worldship though. Doom said that the ship alone has stuff that could conquer entire galaxies, and Galactus also has a 'wishing' machine if you will. Meh.
Does anyone but me think it'd be a good story if the Avengers had Galactus' planet-sized spaceship as their base? I think there was a DC story where some team beat a Galactus-ripoff and used his spaceship for their base.
__________________ "Crush your enemies. See them driven before you. Hear the lamentations of the women." - the prophet Mohammed, single-handed inventor of terrorism, pedophilia and moon-god worship
If we take the showing against Arishem (since it's the celestials compared to Skyfathers) as a way to calculate the powerlevel of the skyfathers (I know that is not a accurate way to do it since Odin has feats far beyond what was showed in the battle against Arishem), then I would say that you can take all the skyfathers on earth and throw them against Galactus they will get slaughtered and their realms devoured.
However if we suppose that every single skyfather works on the same powerlevel as Odin did at his prime (galaxies destroyed in battles, Asgard moved etc) then it can probably range from anywhere around 2-5 skyfathers and up depending on Galactus powerlevel and on how much we weigth Kubiks words concening Galactus.
What exactly was Marvel's motivation for turning Odin & other skyfathers into mere "local gods" and taking them down so many rungs on the cosmic ladder? Given that they were much higher up in the Silver Age. I don't see why skyfathers shouldn't be Galactus' equal.
__________________ "Crush your enemies. See them driven before you. Hear the lamentations of the women." - the prophet Mohammed, single-handed inventor of terrorism, pedophilia and moon-god worship
Probably the same as with Silver Age Superman to much power, I mean in those days half of Odin's power could destroy the universe maybe that's a bit of a overkill for a being that is working with Mortals, and is maximum dealing with something up to a galaxy level threat.
Because that is what Kirby decided would be the case when he introduced Galactus. Remember it was never Kirby's intention to involve Galactus on the level that he has been in comics since his creation. From what I have read Kirby intended him to be something along the lines of the Celestials but he was simply to popular with the readers.
Gender: Male Location: Ontario
but still reppin naija
Id say that Galactus can take quite a number of them out. Watchers are at least skyfather level and Galactus while extremely weak took one out pretty easily.
__________________
All thanks goes to starlock.
"Beware trolls, know me and know fear"
yep as Utragita mentioned Kirby intended for Galactus to be above all the "mythic gods." I put several Kirby quotes in Galactus' wiki entry, if you want to read them exactly.
We essentially see a cosmic pantheon developing with the introduction of Death in the mid-70s. This is Marvel editors taking a step back and saying "ok how do these concepts of time, space, etc. actually operate" and the answer was to have what we now call "the abstracts."
You're right Odin used to be much, much more powerful in the silver age. But as mentioned Kirby wanted a unique, singular character that answered to no one, and was above all morals. These traits automatically made him higher than Odin by concept, and subsequently other writers continued that notion.
The introduction of the celestials finally solidified the relegation of skyfathers to above top tiers, but still far below the cosmic beings.
Gender: Male Location: Planning to take over the WORLD!
as always depends on the level of galactus. imo, he'd have to be VERY powerful to achieve what some here are saying. mephisto has proven to be equal to him at some level and he had to threaten to tear apart mephisto's realm to overcome him. agamotto has done something similar. hell, ego has as well. the same old excuse will come up--he was weak, or hungry or . . .
as usual, people don't give 'skyfathers' enough credit, or give galactus too much. personally, i'd LOVE to see odin vs galactus at some point. i've a feeling it would be a hell of a battle . . .
Problem with that fight is, it was more that Mephisto seemed insanely powerful (IMO, what he should be in his realm), not the level where Thor can beat him..
I mean, that battle was cracking reality, and Galactus started to consume his realm to stop the universe from crumbling as a result of their battle.
KMC Community Forums
Nov 16th, 2008 02:57 AM
