Originally posted by starlockyou can't judge big g by his size. it clearly says that different species see him differently. that could even mean that some see him much bigger, and some see him much smaller. he could be human size and still be powerful enough to destroy a galaxy.
I would never judge Galactus by his size...its not a true valid way to guess his power levels I.M.OAnd lets not forget it could be M-bodies for all we know
Originally posted by fangirl101They seem him differently but it doesnt say they perceive his size differently.
you can't judge big g by his size. it clearly says that different species see him differently. that could even mean that some see him much bigger, and some see him much smaller. he could be human size and still be powerful enough to destroy a galaxy.
Originally posted by UtrigitaOk but he could have been even lower after the Hunger event. You have no proof. Yes the explosion hurt him that much and Thanos knew he could survive it. It just really did a lot of damage to Galactus.
Which is untrue, Thanos directly stated that he was during Annihilation feeding him only enough energy to keep Galactus alive nothing more, and yet Galactus wipes out three Solar Systems, also that is not the only incident where we know that Galactus was larger then usual, during Rome the Space Knight he manipulates his height to that of a Sun, Size to a Abstract is meaningless, though sometimes Galactus height can be used however that is not always the case, also Galactus size before and after the explosion isn't that different.Thanos didn't save his ass, Thanos maked a cold hearted Calculation and detonated the nukes at the same time as the Planets collied at that point of time Galactus well being couldn't have been at lesser concern to him. He stated that in his opinion Galactus had a 60% chance of survival. Which was deemed acceptable because if the plan failed to stop Hunger it wouldn't matter anyway.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Ok but he could have been even lower after the Hunger event. You have no proof. Yes the explosion hurt him that much and Thanos knew he could survive it. It just really did a lot of damage to Galactus.
If we take Thanos statement as anything then he was weakened yes but weakened to the point where he was just being alive nothing more nothing less I doesn't see. Thanos wasn't sure he would survive it he toke a gamble and lost and what is funny about that scene is that Galactus obviously forgot he could teleport. It most certainly did, yet I don't quiet think it eached the poweroutput of a Supernova but who cares it's the comic where Galactus has some pretty nice feats and some low ends one too.
Originally posted by UtrigitaHe was extremely weakened due to the fact his size drastically changed. You can disagree but I have never seen him this weak before.
If we take Thanos statement as anything then he was weakened yes but weakened to the point where he was just being alive nothing more nothing less I doesn't see. Thanos wasn't sure he would survive it he toke a gamble and lost and what is funny about that scene is that Galactus obviously forgot he could teleport. It most certainly did, yet I don't quiet think it eached the poweroutput of a Supernova but who cares it's the comic where Galactus has some pretty nice feats and some low ends one too.
Originally posted by quanchi112
He was extremely weakened due to the fact his size drastically changed. You can disagree but I have never seen him this weak before.
Sorry but his size didn't drastically change, as one of my scans also shows you, he is still significant larger then Thanos and going by perspective still large enough to easily pick up Thanos.
The you haven't been reading the comics that involved the death of Galactus. That is a low level actually he went mad with hunger neither was the case in Annihilation nore in the Hunger incident.
Originally posted by Utrigita
Sorry but his size didn't drastically change, as one of my scans also shows you, he is still significant larger then Thanos and going by perspective still large enough to easily pick up Thanos.The you haven't been reading the comics that involved the death of Galactus. That is a low level actually he went mad with hunger neither was the case in Annihilation nore in the Hunger incident.
You are correct I havent read the Galactus story you are referencing. I was just going on what I knew.
What was this story called and what year did it come out?
Originally posted by quanchi112
He was still smaller than usual.You are correct I havent read the Galactus story you are referencing. I was just going on what I knew.
What was this story called and what year did it come out?
Really was he, what is his regular size?
It was this one http://www.comicvine.com/comic/galactus-the-devourer/9110/&i=2149
This would mostly be between Galactus and Tyrant. When the both would unleash their powers, all other would really be a non factor, but would be Galactus Vs. Tyrant. And since Galactus would come, I think his biggest worry would be Tyrant. Both of them would go after each other, Galactus won't underestimate him a bit and would go all out immediately, and so would Tyrant.
The battle would be devastating, maybe Tyrant would be more powerful then ever before, but I still think Galactus should take this in the end.
Odin has had Galaxy busting fights (with Seth for instance) and is not going to be a "non-factor" Galactus also isn't going to be fully powered here, because one planet does not give him full power. If he was ever TRULY full powered he'd be near Eternity's level.
This fight depends on how powered up Tyrant is. If he's as powered up as Galactus, then team 2 takes it. If he's less, then team 1 takes it. But Odin isn't going down easy, and Galactus is going to need to feed again after this fight due to the massive energy lost.
Originally posted by CPT Space Bomb
Odin has had Galaxy busting fights (with Seth for instance) and is not going to be a "non-factor" Galactus also isn't going to be fully powered here, because one planet does not give him full power. If he was ever TRULY full powered he'd be near Eternity's level.This fight depends on how powered up Tyrant is. If he's as powered up as Galactus, then team 2 takes it. If he's less, then team 1 takes it. But Odin isn't going down easy, and Galactus is going to need to feed again after this fight due to the massive energy lost.
Odin is not on the same level as Galactus by no means they are not even same league, Odin fought Seth who was close to him in power that's it, Odin fears Galactus when he first encounter Galactus was weaken and need to feed and still Odin wanted no part of Galactus. Since this is depower Tyrant team 2 loses badly, if Galactus decides to exterminate you he will, and there is nothing Team 2 can do about it.
Originally posted by the DarkoneI never said Odin is in the same league as Galactus. But he's also no pushover. A normal "weak" Galactus would have a tough time handling Odin at full Strength, whereas a mid-fully powered Galactus would pretty much own him. Name an instance where Galactus has destroyed Galaxies in a fight.
Odin is not on the same level as Galactus by no means they are not even same league, Odin fought Seth who was close to him in power that's it, Odin fears Galactus when he first encounter Galactus was weaken and need to feed and still Odin wanted no part of Galactus. Since this is depower Tyrant team 2 loses badly, if Galactus decides to exterminate you he will, and there is nothing Team 2 can do about it.
When Galactus fought Tyrant for the first time numerous Galaxies where destroyed in the battled, Galactus one shot him with an eye blast and then drained Tyrant's powers shrinking him in size and in power. In Annihilation when Galactus was freed he destroyed countless solar systems with a gesture of rage killing a Watcher in the process. Odin id no push over but he doesn't have enough power to tangle with Galactus what so ever.
Originally posted by the Darkone
When Galactus fought Tyrant for the first time numerous Galaxies where destroyed in the battled.
This was Thanos' speculation and has yet to be proved.
If we're going to allow what the character's guess would happen, then Thor assuming Galactus vs Odin being a close match, would pass as evidence as well.
No I like the Agamotto battle even better where alternate dimensions are feeling the conflict a conflict that no parties are taking very seriously.
Ore the Mephisto Battle...
Ore Kubiks Comment (which I'm still waiting for) that stats Galactus as one of the great powers in the universe above the Celestials which Kubik was by his own account nothing next too.
Originally posted by llagrokThors opinion and Thanos are entirely different. Do any abstract beings come to Thor when the universe is in peril. No hes a foot soldier while Thanos wisdom and knowledge is respected by all. Thor isnt an idiot but when compared to Thanos he is most definitely.
This was Thanos' speculation and has yet to be proved.If we're going to allow what the character's guess would happen, then Thor assuming Galactus vs Odin being a close match, would pass as evidence as well.
Originally posted by UtrigitaMy opinion is he was smaller and he was so because he was weakened. You can feel free to disagree.
Really was he, what is his regular size?It was this one http://www.comicvine.com/comic/galactus-the-devourer/9110/&i=2149
Originally posted by CPT Space BombHe did destroy 3 star systems and this was after he was drained to the point of starvation. He wasnt battling anyone personally but he had this kind of power when he was almost starved.
I never said Odin is in the same league as Galactus. But he's also no pushover. A normal "weak" Galactus would have a tough time handling Odin at full Strength, whereas a mid-fully powered Galactus would pretty much own him. Name an instance where Galactus has destroyed Galaxies in a fight.