One Graham's number of Wolverines vs. FP Galactus

Originally posted by Scoobless
Galactus eats the life force from the Wolverines and gives a whole bunch of planets another few centuries of life.

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Originally posted by Endless Mike
The forcefield would collapse under their weight

Originally posted by Endless Mike
The forcefield would collapse under their weight

Originally posted by King Kandy
Yeah, assuming they were all on it...

Originally posted by NiñoAraña
i mean, how would someone even climb a forcefield

They could form a human pyramid and jump from that onto the force field.

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Originally posted by Scoobless
They could form a human pyramid and jump from that onto the force field.

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Originally posted by NiñoAraña
WHY DO YOU PEOPLE THINK GALACTUC WILL LOSE?! 😐

Because the destruction of the universe would probably screw him up pretty bad.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Because the destruction of the universe would probably screw him up pretty bad.

Originally posted by King Kandy
Yeah, assuming they were all on it...

Because they would be overfilling the entire universe, it would be like a bubble in a multi - universe stack of needles.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
Because they would be overfilling the entire universe, it would be like a bubble in a multi - universe stack of needles.

Originally posted by King Kandy
You're telling me that Full-Power Galactus can't make a good enough forcefield to hold itself up to that?

I don't think you quite understand how large of a number we're talking about here.

There are estimated to be around 10^98 subatomic particles in the universe.

10^98 is so insignificant compared to a Graham's number that it might as well be 0.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
I don't think you quite understand how large of a number we're talking about here.

There are estimated to be around 10^98 subatomic particles in the universe.

10^98 is so insignificant compared to a Graham's number that it might as well be 0.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
I don't think you quite understand how large of a number we're talking about here.

There are estimated to be around 10^98 subatomic particles in the universe.

10^98 is so insignificant compared to a Graham's number that it might as well be 0.

Originally posted by King Kandy
I don't think you understand just how good of a forcefield FP Galactus could make... And if he gave it nova heat, and time a Wolverine started to excert weight on it he'd get annihilated.

He wouldn't be exerting weight.

They'd be exerting a gravitational field more powerful than the entirety of the observable universe.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
He wouldn't be exerting weight.

They'd be exerting a gravitational field more powerful than the entirety of the observable universe.

i STILL want to know where they are fighting.....

Originally posted by NiñoAraña
how? they aren't all together...there is space between them. 😐

Says who? And even if there a few feet apart the same thing would happen.

Originally posted by NiñoAraña
i STILL want to know where they are fighting.....

Doesn't matter they still end up inside a black hole bigger than our universe.

Okay, at the start of the fight FP Galactus teleports to another universe, waits for them to collapse into the Black Hole, UN's them, and lives out the rest of his days comfortably.

Originally posted by King Kandy
Okay, at the start of the fight FP Galactus teleports to another universe, waits for them to collapse into the Black Hole, UN's them, and lives out the rest of his days comfortably.

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
The UN wouldn't work on adamantium. What part if unbreakable don't you get?

teh sarcasim!

anyhow..no...if they aren't a gaint mass, there'd be no way to get that much gravitational force.....

This thread makes me feel sane..

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
The UN wouldn't work on adamantium. What part if unbreakable don't you get?