Dsentry/Voidtry Vs. Odin

Fight takes place on earth, both are blood lusted with no holding back/no mental inhibition.

Odin stomps

Odin somewhat more powerful and would win after a half decent fight

Odin will rage stomp his a$$, Odin isn't DA MM at all. The All Father will beat SentryVoid so bad, the void itself will beg for death.

Void wins.

Originally posted by Board Walker
Fight takes place on earth, both are blood lusted with no holding back/no mental inhibition.

Don't really know if this is relevant to thread as such but Sentry has gained a new feat in UA #22 (showing he can lift Exitar himself without aid) and manage to fly pretty fast while doing so.

http://gyazo.com/e2139da21566bbdec6ee79f0e96e5624

LIES!!!

Rogue helped with 90% of that, using the Hulk's strength!!!

hahahaha

well that proves it

sentry is wayyyy stronger then every hero on earth

i wonder what is going trough exitar's head during all of this

Originally posted by bbrem123
i wonder what is going trough exitar's head during all of this

Right now he is sitting in the White Hot Room (well his life energies.)

He might be p'd off with his body being desecrated.

so did that issue just come out?

how did he get to the white hot room?

Originally posted by bbrem123
so did that issue just come out?

how did he get to the white hot room?

Yeah it was released just today. No idea how he travelled to the White Hot Room though, only going off of what Robert said.

ahh ok gotcha 👆

Odin would have never been abld to do that.

Jesus, this guy just keeps on getting more powerful. What's next, mind-raping Galactus?

Maybe I'm missing something but isn't he basically just pushing the Celestials lifeless body? What makes that so impressive? I could see Thor or Hyperion doing that.

Originally posted by The Sorrow
Maybe I'm missing something but isn't he basically just pushing the Celestials lifeless body? What makes that so impressive? I could see Thor or Hyperion doing that.

Be it Hulk or Hyperion, anyone should be able to do that.

yea would like to see the pages leading up to that feat.

What happened to everybody not being able to stop exitar?

was every marvel hero unable to stop a dead celestial's movement?

Originally posted by bbrem123
yea would like to see the pages leading up to that feat.
What happened to everybody not being able to stop exitar?
was every marvel hero unable to stop a dead celestial's movement?

This is literally the only page Sentry appeared on in UNCANNY AVENGERS #22:
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/10/108566/3996963-uncanny+avengers+022-015.jpg

He flew the body of a dead celestial into space. That's the feat. People were smaller than ants in comparison to Exitar and Sentry moved that mass easily up.

But that's not even the stuff people should be concentrating on, when it comes to that showing.
What's far more interesting is that the Sentry says that Exitar's energies went to the White Hot Room. He said the same for the Void, which opens so many questions:

1. With Sentry feeling / sensing Exitar's energy in the White Hot Room, does that now mean that the Sentry is capable of sensing energies across dimensions / universes?
2. Is the Void a separate entity again like in the Sentry Volumes 1 + 2?
3. Did the Void enter the White Hot Room (which is the dimension Phoenix and its host live in) under his own power for the jiggles?
4. Is all of the White Hot Room talk really a thing, or is it just a part of Sentry's crazyness?

Originally posted by The Sorrow
Maybe I'm missing something but isn't he basically just pushing the Celestials lifeless body? What makes that so impressive? I could see Thor or Hyperion doing that.

Pushing a lifeless body yes, but it's still Exitar body and it's weight still stands. Regardless of whether he "died" or not. And I doubt Thor or Hyperion could do it. Wasn't it originally the idea that they needed the power of every hero on Earth to lift Exitar? If Thor or Hyperion could do that why not send them? I don't see any difference in how his body suddenly loses weight because he is dead. The feat still stands in my opinion and is an amazing one at that.