Who can survive a Herald my Rage blast from Big G

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paisapower Senior Member

Re: Re: Who can survive a Herald my Rage blast from Big G

Originally posted by Omega Vision
I don't see why Henshaw would die from this blast. His body might be destroyed, but his consciousness shouldn't be effected.

As I recall Henshaw wanted to die, so he must have dropped the ring shields, and let himself go(not using his own molecular control to brace),yet he still wasnt totally disintegrated by a galaxy buster

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Why not? It was contained by the GLC (A LOT of GLs though), but it managed to nearly kill the Anti-Monitor. I don't see Galactus's blast doing the same.
I definitely see big G's blast doing the same to a weakened Am.

Eternal Idol Lono, "The Dog"

They all die a terrible, terrible death.

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Eternal Idol
They all die a terrible, terrible death.
Huh, it didn't kill Annihilus so there's no way they all die.

Eternal Idol Lono, "The Dog"

I don't remember Annihilus getting hit by the blast, but it's been a while since I've read Annihilation. Wasn't the Cosmic Control Plot Device still in his possesion at the time?

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by Eternal Idol
I don't remember Annihilus getting hit by the blast, but it's been a while since I've read Annihilation. Wasn't the Cosmic Control Plot Device still in his possesion at the time?
Yes, but it didn't help that's the reason Annihilus was weakened to the point of Nova having a chance against him. Annihilus even states how it killed everyone else around him.

SuperiorTech Senior Member

He had the Quantum Bands as well from what I can remember.

quanchi112 Disney

Originally posted by SuperiorTech
He had the Quantum Bands as well from what I can remember.
Yes, but I don't think that helped him survive the blast.

Ambient MAJIN_OVERLORD

Looking at the scan right now, his emitted in quantum energy all over. Seems like the Q bands quantum shield protected him from that blast..

In regards to Nova, it looked like he ported out just before the blast using the tech that Blastaar gave em...

KuRuPT Thanosi Senior Member

Originally posted by Ambient
Looking at the scan right now, his emitted in quantum energy all over. Seems like the Q bands quantum shield protected him from that blast..

In regards to Nova, it looked like he ported out just before the blast using the tech that Blastaar gave em...

Spot on

Utrigita Senior Member
Originally posted by quanchi112
Because Annihilus took it point blank.

Based on that a Watcher was killed by the impact, I believe it's fair to assume that the wave combined with it not losing momentum didn't lose power as it traveled either. (atleast not within the first 3 solar systems)

Originally posted by Ambient
Looking at the scan right now, his emitted in quantum energy all over. Seems like the Q bands quantum shield protected him from that blast..

In regards to Nova, it looked like he ported out just before the blast using the tech that Blastaar gave em...

Agreed.

753 Senior Member

Originally posted by Ambient
Looking at the scan right now, his emitted in quantum energy all over. Seems like the Q bands quantum shield protected him from that blast..

In regards to Nova, it looked like he ported out just before the blast using the tech that Blastaar gave em...

Correct, Nova avoided the blast and Annie tanked it with the bands and his own power reserves, using up the band's juice and depleting his own reserves to the point he was defenseless when Nova turned him inside out.

That storyline was great, all the subplots came toghether really well at the end.

KuRuPT Thanosi Senior Member

wish the T.I. came together so well

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

Originally posted by Omega Vision
Why not? It was contained by the GLC (A LOT of GLs though), but it managed to nearly kill the Anti-Monitor. I don't see Galactus's blast doing the same.
And had they not contained the blast, it would have destroyed the entire Milky Way galaxy:

I don't recall Galactus' blast packing THAT much of a wallop... But hey, it's been a while since I've read Annihilation. /shrug

TheTyrant New member

The HMR blast swept a galaxy clean. The WW blast and the HMR blast were pretty much as destructive as each other.

Mindset Senior Member

Originally posted by Galan007
And had they not contained the blast, it would have destroyed the entire Milky Way galaxy:

I don't recall Galactus' blast packing THAT much of a wallop... But hey, it's been a while since I've read Annihilation. /shrug

It was stated in another comic that the blast destroyed an entire galaxy, I believe in a somewhat recent Thanos one.

Galan007 |Quantum Observer|

^ Don't think I've ever seen that, but I believe ya. 😉

Either way, Galactus' blast certainly wasn't "far greater" than the detonation of War World. They were apparently equal.

Omega Vision Face Flowed Into Her Eyes

Originally posted by Mindset
It was stated in another comic that the blast destroyed an entire galaxy, I believe in a somewhat recent Thanos one.

Wasn't it destroyed or just wiped clean of life? Both are incredibly impressive, but destruction implies a higher order or power.

Mindset Senior Member

I don't remember, so let's just say destroyed.

zopzop Lord of the Great Abyss

@Omega Vision

Keep in mind he did this while being near starving. It's damn impressive.