Team Galactus vs. Team Goku

Galactus(full power)                                                  Goku  SSJ4 
Silver Surfer                                                              Vegeta  SSJ4 
Morg                                        VS.                             Piccolo 
Stardust                                                                     Future Trunks SS2 
Tyrant                                                                        Goten SS3    
Air Walker                                                                  Krillin  &   Yamcha  
 
 
Morals off 
Location -  DC  Earth 
1 day prep 
Who wins and why?

@xmenhulk: My goodness man, do you hate DBZ? A full powered Galan? Galactus by himself would solo the entire DBZ universe--manga, anime, movies, everything.

Either Krillin or Yamcha solos.

Galactus solos

Galactus destroys both team effortlessly.

Wow. Galactus and Tyrant.

@Mattersuit said:

Full power Galactus solos in an almighty cosmic roflstomp.

I came here just to have a laugh. And I guess what, I'm actually crying. These battles need to stop. Galactus is literally going to eat all the contestants and then go for the Dragonball afterwards. Flagged for its stupidity and clearly lack of knowledge on contestants involved.

@uberhikari said:

@xmenhulk: My goodness man, do you hate DBZ? A full powered Galan? Galactus by himself would solo the entire DBZ universe--manga, anime, movies, everything.

I seriously don't get how people can solo complete verses when there is an omnipotent in it.. It's like saying Galactus beating toaa..

Anyway, this is a stomp in Team G favour..

@xeon1cs said:

@PrinceAragorn1: How to beat DBZ's omnipotent: Don't summon him.

Or, kill Piccolo.

Or simply destroy the Dragon Balls.

Problem solved.

wow. Not summon him. That doesn't mean you've beaten him, you're too scared to fight him. And thats one from the universe left unbeaten. Not solo'd in short.

Been done, been lost. the end

@PrinceAragorn1 said:

@uberhikari said:

@xmenhulk: My goodness man, do you hate DBZ? A full powered Galan? Galactus by himself would solo the entire DBZ universe--manga, anime, movies, everything.

I seriously don't get how people can solo complete verses when there is an omnipotent in it.. It's like saying Galactus beating toaa..

Anyway, this is a stomp in Team G favour..

First, there are no omnipotents in DBZ. Second, there is nobody in DBZ comparable to TOAA. DBZ is one universe. Marvel is an omniverse. See the difference? TOAA is a true omnipotent because s/he is omniversal.

@uberhikari said:

@PrinceAragorn1 said:

@uberhikari said:

@xmenhulk: My goodness man, do you hate DBZ? A full powered Galan? Galactus by himself would solo the entire DBZ universe--manga, anime, movies, everything.

I seriously don't get how people can solo complete verses when there is an omnipotent in it.. It's like saying Galactus beating toaa..

Anyway, this is a stomp in Team G favour..

First, there are no omnipotents in DBZ. Second, there is nobody in DBZ comparable to TOAA. DBZ is one universe. Marvel is an omniverse. See the difference? TOAA is a true omnipotent because s/he is omniversal.

What true omnipotence? TOAA is god of marvelverse. He has no business with the others. Each verse has his own version of God, but as all represent the writer, they're all at the same level...

Galactus ftw

@PrinceAragorn1 said:

@uberhikari said:

@PrinceAragorn1 said:

@uberhikari said:

@xmenhulk: My goodness man, do you hate DBZ? A full powered Galan? Galactus by himself would solo the entire DBZ universe--manga, anime, movies, everything.

I seriously don't get how people can solo complete verses when there is an omnipotent in it.. It's like saying Galactus beating toaa..

Anyway, this is a stomp in Team G favour..

First, there are no omnipotents in DBZ. Second, there is nobody in DBZ comparable to TOAA. DBZ is one universe. Marvel is an omniverse. See the difference? TOAA is a true omnipotent because s/he is omniversal.

What true omnipotence? TOAA is god of marvelverse. He has no business with the others. Each verse has his own version of God, but as all represent the writer, they're all at the same level...

I'm not sure I completely understand what you're saying but you seem to have a misunderstanding of how the Marvel-verse is structured and what role TOAA plays in it. The Marvel-verse is an omniverse, it is not a universe. And contrary to what you're claiming, each universe within Marvel does not have a God that represents the writer. TOAA is the only being in Marvel that represents the writer. TOAA is omniversal, s/he is a being that exists in all realities simultaneously and s/he is a being that can warp the Marvel omniverse in any way s/he desires. Hence, TOAA is a true omnipotent.

@uberhikari said:

What true omnipotence? TOAA is god of marvelverse. He has no business with the others. Each verse has his own version of God, but as all represent the writer, they're all at the same level...

I'm not sure I completely understand what you're saying but you seem to have a misunderstanding of how the Marvel-verse is structured and what role TOAA plays in it. The Marvel-verse is an omniverse, it is not a universe. And contrary to what you're claiming, each universe within Marvel does not have a God that represents the writer. TOAA is the only being in Marvel that represents the writer. TOAA is omniversal, s/he is a being that exists in all realities simultaneously and s/he is a being that can warp the Marvel omniverse in any way s/he desires. Hence, TOAA is a true omnipotent.

I'm perfectly aware of how marvel verse is structured. I'm saying those levels cannot be used to classify anywhere but in the marvel universe. For example, if all those levels vanish, and everything took place on a huge planet, that is not going to decrease the potency of TOAA. Just because he detailed his creation doesn't mean he's any stronger than the others. He is on the top of everything that marvel has. Nothing outside it. Similar character here is eru. He's on top of everything LOTR verse has. Being planetary/Galactic is for characters. Not for the highest beings of the realm. Being the representation of writer, they're all equal.

What always bothers me, is people use the: God of multiverse > God of universe concept, where the concept multiverse exists only in marvel, and not in the compared. Sure, it is applicable to characters. But not to whatever they call to the top being. toaa, eru, eternal dragon, all father etc etc..

@PrinceAragorn1 said:

@xeon1cs said:

@PrinceAragorn1: How to beat DBZ's omnipotent: Don't summon him.

Or, kill Piccolo.

Or simply destroy the Dragon Balls.

Problem solved.

wow. Not summon him. That doesn't mean you've beaten him, you're too scared to fight him. And thats one from the universe left unbeaten. Not solo'd in short.

If any of these are viable strategies then there's no problem exploiting these weaknesses as they are part of the character, no such thing as a fair fight.

Galactus easily solos

@Dextersinister said:

@PrinceAragorn1 said:

@xeon1cs said:

@PrinceAragorn1: How to beat DBZ's omnipotent: Don't summon him.

Or, kill Piccolo.

Or simply destroy the Dragon Balls.

Problem solved.

wow. Not summon him. That doesn't mean you've beaten him, you're too scared to fight him. And thats one from the universe left unbeaten. Not solo'd in short.

If any of these are viable strategies then there's no problem exploiting these weaknesses as they are part of the character, no such thing as a fair fight.

Solo'd the universe except for its top being. this is how it should be written. Not summoning him =/= beating him. You don't actually believe that do you?

@PrinceAragorn1 said:

@uberhikari said:

What true omnipotence? TOAA is god of marvelverse. He has no business with the others. Each verse has his own version of God, but as all represent the writer, they're all at the same level...

I'm not sure I completely understand what you're saying but you seem to have a misunderstanding of how the Marvel-verse is structured and what role TOAA plays in it. The Marvel-verse is an omniverse, it is not a universe. And contrary to what you're claiming, each universe within Marvel does not have a God that represents the writer. TOAA is the only being in Marvel that represents the writer. TOAA is omniversal, s/he is a being that exists in all realities simultaneously and s/he is a being that can warp the Marvel omniverse in any way s/he desires. Hence, TOAA is a true omnipotent.

I'm perfectly aware of how marvel verse is structured. I'm saying those levels cannot be used to classify anywhere but in the marvel universe. For example, if all those levels vanish, and everything took place on a huge planet, that is not going to decrease the potency of TOAA. Just because he detailed his creation doesn't mean he's any stronger than the others. He is on the top of everything that marvel has. Nothing outside it. Similar character here is eru. He's on top of everything LOTR verse has. Being planetary/Galactic is for characters. Not for the highest beings of the realm. Being the representation of writer, they're all equal.

You're not making any sense. First, I never said anything about TOAA being planetary or galactic; in fact, you're the first person who mentioned TOAA, not me. Second, all omnipotents are not created equally. For example, if a piece of fiction takes place in only one universe and that universe has an omnipotent, then that makes the omnipotent universal. However, there are some characters like the Presence and TOAA who are omniversal. Omniversal>>>>>>>>>>universal.

@uberhikari said:

I'm perfectly aware of how marvel verse is structured. I'm saying those levels cannot be used to classify anywhere but in the marvel universe. For example, if all those levels vanish, and everything took place on a huge planet, that is not going to decrease the potency of TOAA. Just because he detailed his creation doesn't mean he's any stronger than the others. He is on the top of everything that marvel has. Nothing outside it. Similar character here is eru. He's on top of everything LOTR verse has. Being planetary/Galactic is for characters. Not for the highest beings of the realm. Being the representation of writer, they're all equal.

You're not making any sense. First, I never said anything about TOAA being planetary or galactic; in fact, you're the first person who mentioned TOAA, not me. Second, all omnipotents are not created equally. For example, if a piece of fiction takes place in only one universe and that universe has an omnipotent, then that makes the omnipotent universal. However, there are some characters like the Presence and TOAA who are omniversal. Omniversal>>>>>>>>>>universal.

Ah! missed the point. How are you using the terminology of multiverse anywhere outside marvel, where it doesn't belong? you can't say he's multiversal if there is no such thing as different universes. You cannot use classification of creators of marvel to classify something else. Their powers are limited to their realm only. Omnipotent beings from other realms, such as tolkein's or Lewis's realm, cannot be classified by this terminology, as it is NOT in the power of marvel writers to do so. Tolkein put eru at the top of LOTR verse. marvel writers put TOAA at the top of Marvel verse (whatever levels it contains) They Are on equal grounds here.

Also, as the writers creation potentials are theoritically same, all top beings ARE equal.