Odin vs

Not really a fight. Odin increases his size and headbutts the following characters the way he did Galactus. No gear, no intangibility, no teleportation, no shields etc. Just their durability. They're just standing there. Not fighting back or bracing, but they know its coming.

No particular order

1) Martian Manhunter
2) Wonder Woman
3) Thor
4) Superman
5) Hulk (current)
6) Gladiator
7) Classic Juggernaut
8) Superboy Prime
9) Thanos
10) Zeus

What happens to each?

Surely if he increases his size, he headbutts....nothing?

if he becomes the size of galactus he wont be able to directly headbutt them as he will be too big for them, try to headbutt a fly the same thing

That attack knocked out a fed Galactus and left him injured as well as hungry (Granted, he must have expended some energy in the previous battle with Odin).

No one on that list survives.

odin doesnt have to amp his size to knock them out with a headbutt he can do it in his own size

none survive on the list..

7-10 survive.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
That attack knocked out a fed Galactus and left him injured as well as hungry (Granted, he must have expended some energy in the previous battle with Odin).

No one on that list survives.

The only person Odin knocked out was himself 😆

Originally posted by vince_slice
The only person Odin knocked out was himself 😆

Classic juggenaut with forcefield doesnt get tickle

Originally posted by vince_slice
The only person Odin knocked out was himself 😆

So what was Galactus doing when he fell from orbit and lay on the ground for a few pages, chilling?

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
So what was Galactus doing when he fell from orbit and lay on the ground for a few pages, chilling?

He was getting ready to stand up, instantly heal all of his injuries and go about his business as if nothing happened...which is exactly what he did.

Originally posted by vince_slice
He was getting ready to stand up, instantly heal all of his injuries and go about his business as if nothing happened...which is exactly what he did.

After a few pages of just chilling right?

Galactus was hungry and injured after the attack, is it shocking to believe he was out of it for a period?

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
After a few pages of just chilling right?

Galactus was hungry and injured after the attack, is it shocking to believe he was out of it for a period?

Two panels doesn't seem that long to me at all. How long was Odin knocked out for again? Two comics?

Hmm, two panels versus two comics. Knocked out seems more fitting for what happened to Odin. Temporarily stunned is the word I'd use for Galactus. But then again I'm not surprised at your interpretation one bit.

They all survive, because of the size difference.

You can't kill an insect by swatting it in the air.

Originally posted by vince_slice
Two panels doesn't seem that long to me at all. How long was Odin knocked out for again? Two comics?

Hmm, two panels versus two comics. Knocked out seems more fitting for what happened to Odin. Temporarily stunned is the word I'd use for Galactus. But then again I'm not surprised at your interpretation one bit.

Two panels? I'm pretty sure it was more like five pages. Falling from that type of height alone takes a few minutes.

Odin like Galactus was temporarily knocked out and then he played dead as he took over the Destroyer.

I don't understand why my interpretation is so out there. Galactus according to Surfer couldn't even take out the rest of the Asgardians in his current condition, the attack temporarily putting him out isn't unreasonable, it drained a huge chunk of his energy.

Originally posted by vince_slice
Two panels doesn't seem that long to me at all. How long was Odin knocked out for again? Two comics?

Hmm, two panels versus two comics. Knocked out seems more fitting for what happened to Odin. Temporarily stunned is the word I'd use for Galactus. But then again I'm not surprised at your interpretation one bit.

Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
Two panels? I'm pretty sure it was more like three pages. Falling from that type of height alone takes a few minutes.

Odin like Galactus was temporarily knocked out and then he played dead as he took over the Destroyer.

I don't understand why my interpretation is so out there. Galactus according to Surfer couldn't even take out the rest of the Asgardians in his current condition, the attack temporarily putting him out isn't unreasonable, it drained a huge chunk of his energy.

Here's the difference:

Galactus after the head-butt stood right back up, healed all of his damage and was ready to take on the destroyer empowered by Odin.

Odin after head-butting, couldn't even stand up without aid, and resorted to the destroyer to have any chance against Galactus.

What I see is a gigantic difference between the two clearly illustrated in the comic. Yet you're spinning your interpretation as if both combatants were near equally "knocked" hurt by the head-butt. Definitely not the way I see it.

Originally posted by vince_slice
Here's the difference:

Galactus after the head-butt stood right back up, healed all of his damage and was ready to take on the destroyer empowered by Odin.

Odin after head-butting, couldn't even stand up without aid, and resorted to the destroyer to have any chance against Galactus.

What I see is a gigantic difference between the two clearly illustrated in the comic. Yet you're spinning your interpretation as if both combatants were near equally "knocked" hurt by the head-butt. Definitely not the way I see it.

I don't think we're going to reach any mutual agreement. You're most likely firmly against the idea of Odin being anywhere near Galactus like some people so I'll just stop here.

Galactus went from well fed to being hungry and weakened, he couldn't even take down the remaining standard Asgardians according to Norrin, that's enough for me.

Imho, Fraction portrayed Galactus to be overall > Odin, but not so far beyond him that Odin couldn't threaten him on some level. *shrug*

Considering their respective feats in the past, I don't think it's a wild theory.