Originally posted by h1a8I agree.
A very hungry Galactus is not well defined as some very hungry Galactus is weaker than others.The lowest possible very hungry Galactus would lose if he doesn't Bfr Hulk.
Hell if Hulk managed to punch Galactus at full might then even little hungry Galactus would be koed or killed. Come at me.
Originally posted by h1a8
A very hungry Galactus is not well defined as some very hungry Galactus is weaker than others.The lowest possible very hungry Galactus would lose if he doesn't Bfr Hulk.
Hell if Hulk managed to punch Galactus at full might then even little hungry Galactus would be koed or killed. Come at me.
Galactus at his weakest would still be able to do a number on the Hulk. Transmutation, or simply removing his link to his power source. It would never become physical. If this were Immortal Hulk, with Devil Hulk in the drivers seat I'd agree with you.
Originally posted by Stoic
Galactus at his weakest would still be able to do a number on the Hulk. Transmutation, or simply removing his link to his power source. It would never become physical. If this were Immortal Hulk, with Devil Hulk in the drivers seat I'd agree with you.
This is simply not true. Very hungry Galactus does not have any feats showing that he can withstand a punch of that magnitude. He has feats of being damaged by forces far under that amount.
Now if you are arguing Quickdraw.
Although you never shown Galactus with the propensity to transmute or cut a beings power source from the start (other than his own Heralds), WH has feats of resisting transmutation.
Galactus would most likely attempt to blast Hulk with a destructive beam or simply swat him away.
Otherwise we can argue a no limits fallacy that a very weak Galactus can beat anyone under abstract by transmuting.