Whereas Thanos needed the six Infinity Stones to erase half of the universe, Arishem is able to shape life and the cosmos by default. That said, when Thanos had all the Infinity Stones in the comics, the Mad Titan was able to defeat a few Celestials.
The comic books offer an answer as in Infinity Gauntlet #5 Thanos couldn't destroy cosmic forces and instead imprisoned them inside Eternity, the avatar of the universe, and seeing Celestials as multiverse beings and the Infinity Stones and the snap belonging to one specific timeline/universe, the Celestials and other ...
The author goes on to explain that each Stone has a specific power or purpose that can “take down a lesser Celestial on its own”, but when used together, they can take down some of the most powerful Celestials.
Galactus uses giant complex machinery to sap the energy from a planet before destroying it. Galactus devoured four planets to increase his strength so he could take on four Mad Celestials. He's faced Celestials quite a few times and always comes out on top.
Yes Thor can beat a celestial. Half of the celestial s are weak and Thor would have no difficulty taking them out. What happened to Thor's close Asgardian friends? How hard does Thor hit?
This is why Wanda's powers are so strong, but her genetic disposition - which may be the beginning of the development of mutants - also accentuates her abilities. Besides, Wanda's anger has increased her power level, and WandaVision just revealed that she now could hold her own against a Celestial.
In the comics is Odin as powerful as a Celestial? In the cosmic hierarchy Odin is below celestials. Galactus who, when on around normal levels of hunger, is low to mid-tier celestial level views sky-fathers as pretty small fry.
While Galactus ultimately needed backup to handle the four merged Celestials, the beings were no match for the Devourer of Worlds individually, even all attacking at once. Killing two Celestials with his bare hands truly cements Galactus as the ultimate powerhouse of the Marvel Universe.
Kang ultimately allowed Thanos' snap to happen and may have allowed the Emergence too, so his influence over the universe is a lot stronger than that of the Celestials.
Eternity is one of the last beings (together with the Living Tribunal and Infinity) to be overcome by Thanos when he uses the artifact the Heart of the Universe to undo the universe and then remake it minus a fatal flaw.
It was a battle that tore apart the very fundament of the universe. Ultimately, Thanos claimed victory, becoming a cosmic power. Even then, he couldn't destroy these unique entities. Instead, he imprisoned them inside Eternity.
Galactus would easily defeat Dormammu outside the Dark Dimension, but it turns out that even on Dormammu's turf, he retains his power and has the means to grow even stronger.
While Thanos could certainly beat Galactus if he had the Infinity Gauntlet, he may not even want to do so. Killing Galactus would leave the universe in a worse position, potentially even killing Thanos instantly in the process.
Thanos' ultimate goal was rooted in the betterment of the universe, although his execution was questionable at times, making it hard to chalk him up to either completely good or completely evil.
In Marvel: The End, Thanos succeeds at wiping out the entire Marvel Universe at a tremendous cost. Thanos' most famous plan was gathering the Infinity Stones to wipe out half of all life in the universe to impress Death in the Infinity Saga.
Kang has proven himself to be a powerful adversary, despite being bested by Scott Lang and Hope van Dyne in the MCU's Phase 5. Kang has already spoken about waging war on various Avengers from alternate realities, but his defeat in Quantumania suggests he isn't untouchable.
His divine origins and his status as "the God of Strength" make Hercules so powerful that he can rival or surpass even the mightiest Avengers such as Thor or Hulk. However, the Prince of Power has another, more subtle, ability that turns out very useful against masters of time travel such as Kang.
History. Dormammu allied himself with Baron Mordo, Abomination, Cobra and staged an attack against their former master Kang the Conqueror, several years after Kang had conquered the world. Kang found himself unable to defeat Dormammu and fled back to prevent the formation of this reality.
No. In the comics he is a being known as a Faltine. A Faltine is an extra-dimensional being made of pure magic born in the dark dimension. Whilst the MCU version has never been explicitly stated to a Faltine I doubt they'd change it and regardless he is not a Celestial.
Galactus proved more than a match for Darkseid - who had ample opportunity to utilize his greatest powers and even try to turn the Silver Surfer to his will - and the Devourer of Worlds only spared his foe once it became clear that he had nothing to gain by continuing their conflict.
He has feats such as defeating Surtur (who can destroy a planet), conquering the 9 realms, and sealing away Hela. While there isn't much doubt that Thanos could beat Odin if he had all 6 stones, Odin could probably defeat Thanos if he only had one or two of them.
clearly, doormamu wins. Dormammu would just bring Thanos into his world. The Infinity Gauntlet won't operate there, and Thanos would be squashed by Dormammu. In Thanos' realm, it would take the combined strength of the Gauntlet and all six Infinity Stones to defeat Dormammu.
In the Dark Dimensions Dormammu is all powerful and seperated from his power source and the life energy of Yggradsil Odin would struggle much more and most likely Dormammu could defeat the all father, although again maybe not kill him.
