thtadthtshldntb
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Normally I just lurk around on this board, you guys are pretty solid as far as being sources of info on certain characters and such and in many threads I enjoy reading your debates, but this thread for whatever reason has pulled me out of the depths....perhaps its the appearance of strangely familiar, exactingly familiar, arguments to some that I have made. 😎
Originally posted by Tenebrous
Galactus easily reclaimed the nullifier from abraxas. We all know abraxas>>>galactus, but when galactus reclaimed the nullifier, abraxas was shocked, and failed to regain possession of the UN for the rest of his existence as a comic character. No character has demonstrated the same ability to effortlessly bring the nullifier to his person, as Galactus has. There's also no character who has demonstrated the same amount of precision and control of the UN as Galactus. Silver Surfer, Thanos, Sue Storm, Reed Richards, Morg, Uatu, have all stated on panel as referencing the Ultimate Nullifier as "in his [galactus'] possession" or "he keeps it aboard his ship." Whether there's an intrinsic personal relation or not bet. Galactus and the UN is rendered moot by the amount of control, external and otherwise, Galactus has demonstrated over the UN, as well as the UN always being associated with Galactus nearly everytime the UN (the real UN, not a fake or replica imitation) makes an appearance.We should also note that when Galactus died...the UN had to be found during the abraxas saga.
On this incident. I have to say that the whole Galactus summoning the UN smacks of PIS.
Has anyone here actually read Galactus first appearance? For what Galactus did in the Abraxus Saga to represent some ability of Galactus to summon the UN, would totally invalidate the means of victory for the FF in the Galactus trilogy.
This inconsistency seriously needs to be resolved, although these days Marvel's mantra seems to be "its magic, we don't have to explain it"... anyway...
Galactus is a powerful entity, but only full power Galactus, a being who by definition would have consumed all of Eternity, can be said to be Abstract level.
We know that classic Thor is powerful enough to strike a potentially mortal wound against Galactus.
RLT is orders of magnitude beyond even Odin in power, Odin who has busted galaxies, almost consumed a whole universe, and has had a multiverse damaging battle.
When RLT came to Surtur, Surtur rather nonchalantly stated that RLT could kill him. This is a being that Odin, Loki and Thor all at once have had trouble with.
As to Odin's battle with the Celestial Host, I don't think that Odin could defeat all of them, but one on one, he would defeat a normal Celestial. Its also patently obvious that Odin could not go all out in that battle, as blowing the Milky Way apart to drive the Celestials off of the Earth would be contradictory.
RLT should take a solid 8/10 from Galactus presuming a middling strength Galactus.