Imperium of Man vs the A-Wave

The entire A-Wave restores itself to full force and resources and travels to the Warhammer 40k verse in hopes of conquest. Deciding it better to focus on one race at a time it begins to target the worlds of Mankind dropping billions of its foot soldiers to swarm the nearest humans planets as they begin their attack. Of course Mankind attacks back and an all out war begins.

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An all out War scenario between Warhammer 40k's imperium of Man and Marvel's Annihilation wave. Imperium has a fully healed Emperor and the Annihilation wave is at it's peak with the Galactus gun and Thanos as it's strategist. Neither Army knows anything info on the other in advance and will only discover things as it goes on.

What were the official numbers of planets the humans colonized in 40K?

And how do they fight Annihilus and his Herald? And DAMMMMNNNN! You gave them the Galactus Gun and Thanos as well????

This is the most interesting fight I've seen on the AVF yet!

They'd probably need the Emperor himself to take out Annihilus. Nemebro said that my previous post about him is bullshit, so lets see if my estimation of him this time holds up to scutiny.

Originally posted by Nephthys
They'd probably need the Emperor himself to take out Annihilus. Nemebro said that my previous post about him is bullshit, so lets see if my estimation of him this time holds up to scutiny.

I'm not sure Annihilus would let himself be overwhelmed by them without backing himself up. Not with Thanos as his strategist.

Didn't Annihilus fight Silver Surfer at one point? Even if he lost, if he's around that level I don't think a few psykers are taking him on.

i don't actually know if he's fought surfer or not, I've never seen the scans but I don't follow either of them. My first time seeing Annihilus was in A-wave

Originally posted by Nephthys
They'd probably need the Emperor himself to take out Annihilus. Nemebro said that my previous post about him is bullshit, so lets see if my estimation of him this time holds up to scutiny.

If you read that, you'd get the impression he can take multi-star system destroying attacks, and punch planets to pieces.

The reality of the matter is that he was nearly strangled by an Ork Warboss. 😐

However, what is true is that he is an enormously powerful telepath and soul rapist.

A psyker cyborg dude managed to telepathically control the populace of 1,300 systems, but the totality of his psychic power could only create a small disturbance in the light of the Astronomicon, which the Emperor's corpse generates psychic power for.

And he pushed the four Chaos Gods from Horus, or rather they fled so that they wouldn't face the soul-destroying pwnage the Emperor directed at Horus. Slaanesh, but one Chaos God, devoured the majority of the Eldar population's souls, which numbered in the tredecillions (Look up that number, it's huge). Slaanesh's and the others holds on Horus's soul weren't strong enough.

So he's only sky father in terms of telepathy and soul suck?

The whole tredecillions of Eldar sounds like a great old crock of shit to me.

Originally posted by ArtificialGlory
The whole tredecillions of Eldar sounds like a great old crock of shit to me.

Originally posted by the ninjak
What were the official numbers of planets the humans colonized in 40K?

Something like a million or so (in other words, a lot more than the Marvel space powers). Though how many are in contact and such vary, they're spread out, etc..

Originally posted by NemeBro
In Aurelian, it is stated that the Eldar Empire numbered in the tredecillions, the majority of it having their souls eaten by Slaanesh.

So the writer has no feeling of scale and probably just picked a name of a random huge number without having a clue what that even entails.

Originally posted by ArtificialGlory
So the writer has no feeling of scale and probably just picked a name of a random huge number without having a clue what that even entails.

The Eldar empire stretched across the entirety of the galaxy, has been around for millions of years and they were in the absolute prime of their life, with the capability of terraforming and colonizing dead planets.

It is entirely possible for their population to have been in that number. The galaxy is a big place dood.

Eh, they didn't really have enough worlds for that. They were mostly in the Eye, didn't terraform that many worlds (a fair number, but you don't trip on them), reproduced slowly, had rivals (always having to deal with Orks), and such.

Though they may have well had more than the IoM.

Didn't Annihilus fight Silver Surfer at one point? Even if he lost, if he's around that level I don't think a few psykers are taking him on.

No, but he did fight Quasar and Nova Prime (when Nova was still inexperienced at that power level) at the same time.

Ravenous and his Seekers did fight several heralds, killing Airwalker, capturing Terrax, and such.

Who else is top tier in the IoP besides the Emperor?

After the Emperor it has to be the Primarchs, his genetic offspring. I think they're direct clones, and hold a significant amount of power, though I'm unsure of specifics.

One crashed through the crust of a planet as a baby and crawled out of the hole, references are made to them physically smashing mountains and some are planetary+ level psykers.

I don't know much about what the IoM is against though, so I have no opinion either way.

Asides from primarchs, there are the unknown amount of Alpha Plus Psykers that are able to cut titans in half with a gesture.

And then there's Kaldor Draigo. He's an entirely different story though.

Originally posted by FinalAnswer
The Eldar empire stretched across the entirety of the galaxy, has been around for millions of years and they were in the absolute prime of their life, with the capability of terraforming and colonizing dead planets.

It is entirely possible for their population to have been in that number. The galaxy is a big place dood.

It's a big place, but it's not that big. Tredecillion is 10^42 and the Milky Way galaxy "only" has ~10^68 atoms in it. It's bogus.

Originally posted by ArtificialGlory
It's a big place, but it's not that big. Tredecillion is 10^42 and the Milky Way galaxy "only" has ~10^68 atoms in it. It's bogus.

The 40k Milky Way apparently has more atoms then that, sir. biscuits