Thor Odinson is the All-father of Asgard /God of Thunder, offspring of All-Father Odin & Elder-Goddess Gaea. Combining the powers of both realms makes him an elder-god hybrid and a being of no perceivable limits. Armed with his enchanted Uru hammer Mjolnir which helps him to channel his godly energies. The mightiest and the most beloved warrior in all of Asgard, a staunch ally for good and one of the most powerful beings in the multiverse/omniverse. Thor is also a founding member of the Avengers.
@sirdragonfly: Galactus is building sized though, hence building level.
Look at y'all trying to be funny. Galactus survived the death of a multiverse, but failed to do the same at Thor's hand. I'll entertain your stupidity no longer.
@sirdragonfly: Galactus is building sized though, hence building level.
Look at y'all trying to be funny. Galactus survived the death of a multiverse, but failed to do the same at Thor's hand. I'll entertain your stupidity no longer.
there's no context of the death of a multiverse though..
It's probably something akin to what happened in Mark Waid's History of the Marvel Universe, where Galactus and Franklin sited at the birth of a new creation and the last of the previous ones. Besides, it would be weird for Thor to bring up such a fact if wasn't something significant, especially since his dialogue is basically him bragging about putting to end a being who survived all that.
@princesscadenza: Did Galactus and Franklin straight up tank the birth and death of the multiverse or was there something else that allowed them to see that?
@princesscadenza: Did Galactus and Franklin straight up tank the birth and death of the multiverse or was there something else that allowed them to see that?
I always thought it was just Galan being reborn from the big bang.
Galactus surviving the death of the multiverse is a reference to the origins of his creation lmfao. When the 6th multiverse was dying Galan was saved by the Phoenix Force and had been incubating in the Cosmic Egg and was ultimately reborn as Galactus in the 7th multiverse. Wankers who don't read comics like to take things out of context as usual.
@princesscadenza: Did Galactus and Franklin straight up tank the birth and death of the multiverse or was there something else that allowed them to see that?
I always thought it was just Galan being reborn from the big bang.
@princesscadenza: Did Galactus and Franklin straight up tank the birth and death of the multiverse or was there something else that allowed them to see that?
I honestly don't remember exactly. What I do recall is Galactus and Franklin waiting for the rest of creation to end and Galactus saying that was going to use the last embers of his energies to give birth to a new reality.
Galactus surviving the death of the multiverse is a reference to the origins of his creation lmfao. When the 6th multiverse was dying Galan was saved by the Phoenix Force and had been incubating in the Cosmic Egg and was ultimately reborn as Galactus in the 7th multiverse. Wankers who don't read comics like to take things out of context as usual.
The 6th multiverse was destroyed due to the Dweller in Darkness messing up with the M'kraan Crystal, destroying the multiverse. Galan then went through a metamorphosis and emerged billions of years later as Galactus.
@takenstew22: I think the old Eternity put him(back when he was just Galan) into some sort of protective metallic egg and then after some matter of time(which was long enough for the Watchers to come about and see when it opened) Galan came out as Galactus. That was the original story of how Galactus survived and became who he is which was told in Thor #161 I believe it was. I own it but don't want to look it up.
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