Moderately fed? If you said really low on power, I'd say yes possibly. But moderately fed?
My logic is probably kind of off the wall here. But Galactus fully powered is about on the level of the Celestials I think. And in the big events around Thor #300, all the chief gods of the pantheons couldn't do squat against the Celestials. Now I grant this information is from way back, but it just doesn't make sense to me that Thor even with Rune Lord and Odin force status could do what all the pantheon heads put together couldn't do.
Good point, but RLT was a lot more powerful then Odin. He'd mastered the magic of the runes on top of the Odinpower.
By moderately fed, I don't mean hungry nor do I mean full. This is an half fed Galactus.
The reason why I believe RLT can take this, is because overall he's got slightly better feats then Galactus, and at the end of the day it all comes down to feats.Odin has once nearly consumed the entire 616 universe which contains Galactus sans powerup. So he nearly destroyed the entire universe using only his power. Now if we take an someone with complete mastery of both the runes and the Odinpower, then they're certainly going to be giving Galactus a hard fight.
There is no such thing as an 'full powered Galactus' A full powered Galactus would need to consume Eternity to satiate his hunger therefore he'll have already won the battle. Odin has actually been on the verge of consuming the universe. RLT was in the same ballpark as Set who himself runs multiple realities. A moderate Galactus has never, ever shown himself to be equal to Celestials. He simply doesn't have the feats to prove it. The reason why I believe that RLT could take it is mainly because 616 Galactus is an complete and utter fool. If RLT plays to his strengths and outwits Galactus he could certainly win.
I think it was Quasar number 37 or something. The retcon actually makes Odin more powerful if the Infinity they're talking about is the abstract one. Basically says that he can draw on Infinity's power at will
Really displayes of power does the Celestials have when you put them next to Odin???
Disregard three incidents and then compare the Celestials to Odin, the One where Odin Vishnu and Zeus couldn't do a single thing to a Celestial, The act where Arishem wasn't hurt by Thors GodBlast and finally The destroyer incident.
Remove those three incident from your mind and then answer me if Odin is above the Celestials based on feats because when we get to the Celestials feat they really does have many in the power department (shattering Galaxies etc)
It was his Evil Half that was capable of doing that not Odin, and from what I know of the retcon though Again I isn't sure Odin defeated his evil half and absorbed him into himself and then used his evil halfs power to right all the damage but again not sure about this in any way.
Infinity is the cosmic entity that defines the entirety of space and its occupants. Together with Eternity it encompasses all of creation, representing both time and space. Infinity was 'born', along with the other abstracts, with the 'Big Bang'. Each universe has its own Infinity, all overseen by the Living Tribunal and its enigmatic master, the "One Above All" (not the Celestial of the same name).
Long ago the Asgardian all-father Odin added a tiny sliver of Infinity's powers to his own powers, which were later stolen and corrupted by the Asgardian death-goddess Hela. Christened Infinity, the sliver threatened to destroy the universe until stopped by Thor. More recently, the newly disembodied Inhuman/Deviant hybrid Maelstrom, whose atoms had been spread across the universe, learned of the existence of the abstract entities. He slew and replaced the cosmic being Anomaly. Aided by Oblivion, he sought to collapse the universe into a single anomalous point, bring all this is to Oblivions' realm, and secretly planned to become the new Oblivion in the process. As part of his plan, Maelstrom killed Eon's protector Quasar (Wendell Vaughn), stealing his quantum bands and Eon's powers. Maelstrom then created a black hole in the center of the universe strong enough to pull in all of existence. Quasar's energy-ghost contacted Infinity, who revealed its role in recent events to make him its avatar. Quasar killed Maelstrom and had almost reversed the spatial explosion when Oblivion pitted him against its avatar, the reborn Maelstrom. The two were evenly matched until Quasar realized that an earlier retroactive act by the cosmic entity Origin had made him the superior anomaly and used that knowledge to destroy Maelstrom. Infinity and Oblivion summoned their counterparts Eternity and Death to negotiate a new pact between their forces allowing, amongst other things, Quasar's resurrection.
Infinity later joined with other abstracts in confronting former Damage Control employee Edifice Rex. A merged Infinity/Eternity bound Adam Warlock's evil side, the Magus, inside Warlock's soul gem. Infinity witnessed Roma's attempt to keep Franklin Richards' powers from overwhelming the universe, and subsequently gave the Shaper-of-World's faux-medieval creation "Eurth" a permanent existence. Later, the merged Infinity and Eternity were almost driven mad by the coming death of reality-anchor Atlez, but were restored when Warlock brought in his replacement Atleza. When Thanos used the Heart of the Infinite to destroy all reality, including Infinity, Warlock convinced him to recreate the universe and restore all abstracts.
Significant Issues:
Thor #184-188: Infinity's force perceived by Odin and inadvertently tapped, creating an astronomical manifestation extinguishing stars in Asgard dimension; Odin went to World Beyond to investigate it, became mentally unhinged while contemplating power, combined mystical might of Asgard directed by Thor prevented a permanent merging with Odin-like Infinity-manifestation
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