Originally posted by zopzop
It wasn't narration. It was one of the characters straight up saying he didn't want to fight.Under Marz, even when Tyrant originally lost, it was after a huge battle that left both sides in a bad way. Galactus stated so on panel.
Regarding the Odin/Galactus scenario, show me how Galactus "prepped" for that before I comment on why he stood their and allowed Odin to berate him.
It's not like he needed to prove himself, he just got through humiliating Odin.
Bluffing? That's why Galactus was the one to back down despite the fact that he straight up stated there would be war between them if Tyrant didn't hand over his herald?
Then Tyrant told Galactus to take the trash and leave.
it WAS narration. like surtur stated he had galaxy destroying power was narration. surtur too, 'said it'.
according to kurpt, g knew he was going into a massive battle--ie he was looking for a fight. he also wasn't hungry or at low energy, so.....
and again with the humiliating? honestly, tell me this zop--who decided AGAINST continuing the battle? odin in the armour, or galactus?
were g soooo far above, he would have destroyed odin and the rest for DARING to speak to him like that, for daring to dictate terms, for outright threatening him and the ss. at one point he screamed that he wouldn't leave without the seed. but.......guess what...? yeah, it doesn't sound like odin was very humiliated to me.
on top of that we have ss (a very reliable narrator) TELLING galactus that he CAN NOT WIN a battle against the asgardians. we also have g admitting that the asgardians tired him (ie--he was now at far less than full power imo) after he reconstituted himself (which also belies the notion that the headbutt did 'nothing' and that g was 'good as new' after it... though i suspect some would likely interpret the 'you tire me' line differently.....). all those things point to his not being very eager to pursue the battle. then we have odin--more powerful than ever--in the armour as well. that's a lot of reason to think that g was no where near as far above odin and asgard as some want to believe and was in no way eager to continue the fight. which is self-evident as, you know, he didn't.
and, sure, bluffing. it was borne out later on, and proven previously that g>tyrant. g didn't fight because he didn't want to. backing down from him=backing down from asgard? scenarios are very similar. by your reasoning, afraid of tyrant=afraid to continue battling odin in the armour?