Galactus vs. Imperiex Prime

Galactus doesn't need the UN to beat Imperiex.

And people using the UN argument need to stop it. Its as lame as the Omega Sanctioning Exitar argument.

Originally posted by quanchi112
The un erases him. It can negate the mutiverse.

BLIND. CAN'T READ. Re-read what I wrote and come back when you have higher than a 4th grade education. Do the words temporal paradox and causality mean anything to you?

Originally posted by TricksterPriest
BLIND. CAN'T READ. Re-read what I wrote and come back when you have higher than a 4th grade education. Do the words temporal paradox and causality mean anything to you?

Originally posted by quanchi112
To Galactus it is.

Originally posted by iceman24567
Nope it isn't

Originally posted by quanchi112
Yes, it is.

Originally posted by iceman24567
That doesn't make it standard gear so nope.

Originally posted by TricksterPriest
Hard to say. Imperiex had to be dissipated by tossing him at the original big bang. I really doubt Galactus can erase the big bang. And I'm not even sure if it's a good idea to begin with.

From an analytical point of view, let's assume Galactus thinks about Imperiex pre-fight or during the fight. Imperiex is the big bang and entropy incarnate. Erasing him might END THE UNIVERSE. And even Galactus can't tank the big bang if he breaks the armor. It's a catch-22.

If he breaks the armor, he dies in the blast. If he erases Imperiex, the universe flares out in a temporal paradox taking him with it. Assuming he can erase him in the first place.

Somebody other than Mr. Schmuck bait incarnate want to comment on this idea?

Originally posted by quanchi112
I just proved it's as common to him as his own heart. I knew you would deny it with no rebuttal whatsoever other than a nuh uh.

The UN isn't standard gear it could be as common as a cold that doesn't make it standard gear.

Originally posted by xJLxKing
When has he used it?

Originally posted by iceman24567
The UN isn't standard gear it could be as common as a cold that doesn't make it standard gear.

So just that one time?

Originally posted by quanchi112
It is to Galactus. He doesn't use it in every story but it's still a viable option.

Originally posted by xJLxKing
So just that one time?

Originally posted by xJLxKing
just like God blast. He has low chance of him using it.

Originally posted by TricksterPriest
If he breaks the armor, he dies in the blast. If he erases Imperiex, the universe flares out in a temporal paradox taking him with it. Assuming he can erase him in the first place.

To thought #1, I do not believe Galactus would die. It killed Superman, sure. But they were counting on cracking his armor in order to restore the galaxies he absorbed.

To thought #2, Imperiex wasn't the 'omni-temporal threat'. B-13 was. Yes, Imperiex was fighting him at the end of the universe. In that future timeline. And he was beaten. So there would be no paradox if he was beaten in the present timeline.

Originally posted by quanchi112
Depends on the circumstances and the threat level.

They behave an awful lot like the Omega Effect. 😉

Originally posted by Enyalus
To thought #1, I do not believe Galactus would die. It killed Superman, sure. But they were counting on cracking his armor in order to restore the galaxies he absorbed.

To thought #2, Imperiex wasn't the 'omni-temporal threat'. B-13 was. Yes, Imperiex was fighting him at the end of the universe. In that future timeline. And he was beaten. So there would be no paradox if he was beaten in the present timeline.

Completely missed the point, eh? 🙄 Using your 'interpretation' there is no problem.

However, if we read the actual book, we see Imperiex is the big bang and part of the original big bang. Therefore, yes there is a problem with causality. And since Galactus himself has said he would need to leave the universe at the end (assuming that is canon), I'm assuming he can't tank the armor shattering.

Can Galactus tank a big bang? IMO, hell nah.
Would there be a causality problem if he erased Imperiex? I have no idea, hence why I'm asking.

Originally posted by Allankles
They behave an awful lot like the Omega Effect. 😉