Tenebrous&Aegis&tyrant(fp)vs3 Celestials

Originally posted by Madvillain
They are roughly equals, and Galactus has way more low showing feats than the Celestials. Galactus gets routinely owned by characters like Thor. Galactus was warded off by a God Blast that a Celestial shrugged off. Characters that Galactus does battle with would get annhilated in milliseconds by the Celestials. These are beings that treat planets like golfballs...planets that Galactus must consume to survive. And let's not forget that he is just a mere fraction of their size.

That's due to the inherent natures of his character. Galactus' power fluctuates widely.

Anyway there are certain points that I'll address.

. Galactus was warded off by a God Blast that a Celestial shrugged off.

Galactus was warded off by a god blast, but he was weak (this is apparent due to his diminished status....he was only a few feet taller than Thor and his size is commesurate with his power/strength at that time).

Characters that Galactus does battle with would get annhilated in milliseconds by the Celestials.

The Celestials have, again, to my knowledge, not battled anyone on the caliber of enemies that Galactus battles, with the exception of Ego. This is what I was talking about before in regards to the scope of their powers. When has a single celestial battled 1 individual, with the collateral damage destroying entire galaxies (Galactus vs. FP Tyrant)?
When has a single celestial battled 1 individual, where the conflict was felt across multiple dimensions (Galactus vs. Mephisto, in his realm)?
When has a single celestial contained the power of Abraxus, antithesis to multi-Eternity?

. These are beings that treat planets like golfballs...planets that Galactus must consume to survive.

I believe you're referencing the planets that the One Above All and ziran the tester (or analyzer) were throwing at thanos. Galactus has teleported entire galaxies instantaneously across the cosmos, nevermind throwing planets around like golf-balls against a enemy at close proximity.

And let's not forget that he is just a mere fraction of their size.

We should also not forget that Galactus can alter his size at whim, which I do not believe the celestials have the ability to do, or if they have showed it.

Galactus has altered his size several times to large proportions. In fact in that same Infinity Gauntlet comic, Galactus is shown at the same size as the other celestials. In other instances he appears even larger.

Several more points. The black celestial, considered to be one of the three most-powerful celestials ever, used the power of Galactus to attempt to conquer the universe. So, to be clear, the black celestial did not use celestial tech or celestial power, but instead used Galactus, and Galactus alone, to meet his ultimate goals. That means capabilities of Galactus > capabilities of the third, or even the second-most powerful celestial.

Earth X, while non-canon, has Galactus defeating and destroying several celestials with ease.

Lastly, Galactus has the UN, which is part of him. If he so wanted, he could obliterate the entire celestial race with a gesture.

Originally posted by Tenebrous
That's due to the inherent natures of his character. Galactus' power fluctuates widely.

Anyway there are certain points that I'll address.

Galactus was warded off by a god blast, but he was weak (this is apparent due to his diminished status....he was only a few feet taller than Thor and his size is commesurate with his power/strength at that time).

The Celestials have, again, to my knowledge, not battled anyone on the caliber of enemies that Galactus battles, with the exception of Ego. This is what I was talking about before in regards to the scope of their powers. When has a single celestial battled 1 individual, with the collateral damage destroying entire galaxies (Galactus vs. FP Tyrant)?
When has a single celestial battled 1 individual, where the conflict was felt across multiple dimensions (Galactus vs. Mephisto, in his realm)?
When has a single celestial contained the power of Abraxus, antithesis to multi-Eternity?

I believe you're referencing the planets that the One Above All and ziran the tester (or analyzer) were throwing at thanos. Galactus has teleported entire galaxies instantaneously across the cosmos, nevermind throwing planets around like golf-balls against a enemy at close proximity.

We should also not forget that Galactus can alter his size at whim, which I do not believe the celestials have the ability to do, or if they have showed it.

Galactus has altered his size several times to large proportions. In fact in that same Infinity Gauntlet comic, Galactus is shown at the same size as the other celestials. In other instances he appears even larger.

Several more points. The black celestial, considered to be one of the three most-powerful celestials ever, used the power of Galactus to attempt to conquer the universe. So, to be clear, the black celestial did not use celestial tech or celestial power, but instead used Galactus, and Galactus alone, to meet his ultimate goals. That means capabilities of Galactus > capabilities of the third, or even the second-most powerful celestial.

Earth X, while non-canon, has Galactus defeating and destroying several celestials with ease.

Lastly, Galactus has the UN, which is part of him. If he so wanted, he could obliterate the entire celestial race with a gesture.

Galactus couldn't consume Tiamut. Hence the fear when Tiamut awoke

Is the UN really apart of Galan. He feared it in FF

And what a load of crap that comic was Galactus being afraid of Tiamut please, when Thanos assembled the IG Galactus laughed at him, but he wasn't afraid nore was he of the pre-retcon Beyonder even though his powers was dwarfed, he wasn't afraid but that he fears a freaking celestial who is below eternity that is ridicules.

He was impressed by the HOTU's power to kill a celestial but the difference is that destroying the mortal form of a celestial isn't hard but to kill one and make sure it doesn't come back that difficuelt.

Originally posted by Madvillain
Celestials, relatively easily.

Celestials> Galactus= Tenebrous=Aegis> Tyrant

I hope that answers your question.

Agree Celestials > Galactus they are two many for him unless he is charged to his prime.

for the rest, no that isn't the right order.

Galactus at approximately 50% = tyrant at Full power, now T&A was attacking a weakend Galactus.

So weakend Galactus = Tenebrous they fought for some time and stalemate. Now both of them vs Galactus < T&A as shown.

basically I think Tyrant FP is above ore around the power of a promial God, and these three celestials remove Scathan and put someone els in, the black celestial, then the Celestials would get crushed.

Originally posted by Utrigita
And what a load of crap that comic was Galactus being afraid of Tiamut please, when Thanos assembled the IG Galactus laughed at him, but he wasn't afraid nore was he of the pre-retcon Beyonder even though his powers was dwarfed, he wasn't afraid but that he fears a freaking celestial who is below eternity that is ridicules.

He was impressed by the HOTU's power to kill a celestial but the difference is that destroying the mortal form of a celestial isn't hard but to kill one and make sure it doesn't come back that difficuelt.

🙂

Originally posted by Tenebrous
That's due to the inherent natures of his character. Galactus' power fluctuates widely.

Anyway there are certain points that I'll address.

Galactus was warded off by a god blast, but he was weak (this is apparent due to his diminished status....he was only a few feet taller than Thor and his size is commesurate with his power/strength at that time).

The Celestials have, again, to my knowledge, not battled anyone on the caliber of enemies that Galactus battles, with the exception of Ego. This is what I was talking about before in regards to the scope of their powers. When has a single celestial battled 1 individual, with the collateral damage destroying entire galaxies (Galactus vs. FP Tyrant)?
When has a single celestial battled 1 individual, where the conflict was felt across multiple dimensions (Galactus vs. Mephisto, in his realm)?
When has a single celestial contained the power of Abraxus, antithesis to multi-Eternity?

I believe you're referencing the planets that the One Above All and ziran the tester (or analyzer) were throwing at thanos. Galactus has teleported entire galaxies instantaneously across the cosmos, nevermind throwing planets around like golf-balls against a enemy at close proximity.

We should also not forget that Galactus can alter his size at whim, which I do not believe the celestials have the ability to do, or if they have showed it.

Galactus has altered his size several times to large proportions. In fact in that same Infinity Gauntlet comic, Galactus is shown at the same size as the other celestials. In other instances he appears even larger.

Several more points. The black celestial, considered to be one of the three most-powerful celestials ever, used the power of Galactus to attempt to conquer the universe. So, to be clear, the black celestial did not use celestial tech or celestial power, but instead used Galactus, and Galactus alone, to meet his ultimate goals. That means capabilities of Galactus > capabilities of the third, or even the second-most powerful celestial.

Earth X, while non-canon, has Galactus defeating and destroying several celestials with ease.

Lastly, Galactus has the UN, which is part of him. If he so wanted, he could obliterate the entire celestial race with a gesture.

Tenebrous = artist + clap = 🍺

Lets see we now are Worldwarhulk, You and me to respect Galactus

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Originally posted by Utrigita
Tenebrous = artist + clap = 🍺

Lets see we now are Worldwarhulk, You and me to respect Galactus

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I will agree 🙂 U show incredible dedication for Galactus. thumbup

rifleraygun

all should have dedication for Galactus 😄

Originally posted by Utrigita
all should have dedication for Galactus 😄

Celestials #1 😄

NO Galactus is T H E # 1

Originally posted by Utrigita
NO Galactus is T H E # 1

💃 🙂

gunsmilie

Originally posted by Tenebrous
Earth X, while non-canon, has Galactus defeating and destroying several celestials with ease.

Actually Earth-X is Canon.

It took place in Reality 9997,

Reality 9997 is a Universe with in the Multiverse.

Originally posted by Mr Master
Actually Earth-X is Canon.

It took place in Reality 9997,

Reality 9997 is a Universe with in the Multiverse.

It's canon to that specific universe though.

Originally posted by Jebus reborn
It's not canon.

Again,

Earth-X is Canon.

Earth-X took place in Reality 9997

(excerpt from the Official Marvel Handbook 2005)

Originally posted by Jebus reborn
It's not canon to 616 Galactus specifically.

Which is why I clearly stated,

Earth-X took place in Reality 9997.

Reality 9997 is a Universe with in the Multiverse.

Originally posted by Jebus reborn
It's canon to that specific universe though.

As are all Universes outside the 616 Reality.

It's Canon to the Multiverse.

There is a Universe in the Multiverse,

where Franklyn "is" Galactus.

Originally posted by Mr Master
Again,

Earth-X is Canon.

Earth-X took place in Reality 9997

(excerpt from the Official Marvel Handbook 2005)

Which is why I clearly stated,

Earth-X took place in Reality 9997.

Reality 9997 is a Universe with in the Multiverse.

As are all Universes outside the 616 Reality.

It's Canon to the Multiverse.

There is a Universe in the Multiverse,

where Franklyn "is" Galactus.

The Galactus we use in threads, isn't Earth X Galactus, it's 616 Galactus.

Originally posted by Jebus reborn
Usually canon pertains to 616.
What writer honestly says:
"It's canon to the multiverse though."

Actually Canon pertains to anything that happens in the Marvel Omniverse,

and is regarded by Marvel On Panel or/and in Bios as part of continuity.

The 616 Universe is the Prime Reality,

but this does not make other Realities/UniverseS obselete or inconsequential.

In fact, many times occurances Outside 616 affect 616 directly.

Originally posted by Jebus reborn
The Galactus we use in threads, isn't Earth X Galactus, it's 616 Galactus.

I know that friend,

been a member for quite a while myself. 🙂

Originally posted by Mr Master
Actually Canon pertains to anything that happens in the Marvel Omniverse,

and is regarded by Marvel On Panel or/and in Bios as part of continuity.

The 616 Universe is the Prime Reality,

but this does not make other Realities/UniverseS obselete or inconsequential.

In fact, many times occurances Outside 616 affect 616 directly.

I know that friend,

been a member for quite a while myself. 🙂

I think most people who follow cosmics know the definition of canon/multiverse/omniverse and what not. So I really don't think you need to clarify.

The point in my original post was that it's non-canon within the context of Galactus the character. Yes it's canon within the broader marvel context, which I was not discussing. It's non-canon for Galactus-proper, which I was discussing.

Never the less it is pleasurable to see Galactus (franklin) kick around some Celestials 🙂

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