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That makes me think of a Galactus-MODOK hybrid. Massive nugget, tiny arms and legs.
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That makes me think of a Galactus-MODOK hybrid. Massive nugget, tiny arms and legs.
The ship's already sailed on larger-than-planet-sized humanoid catastrophies as of Eternals. Not that it wasn't silly in that instance.I’m worried about the idea that they use galactus as the villian. It could be silly
Ouch.Yeah. I know Pedro Pascal is popular right now, but the role might be a bit of a stretch for him.
Classic Galactus isn't anywhere near planet-sized. He's normally about 30 foot tall, and considerably smaller when he's starving.The ship's already sailed on larger-than-planet-sized humanoid catastrophies as of Eternals. Not that it wasn't silly in that instance.
Isn’t he the same size as the villians in eternals?Classic Galactus isn't anywhere near planet-sized. He's normally about 30 foot tall, and considerably smaller when he's starving.
Maybe he wasn't available.Anyone know why they didn't stick with John Krasinski as Reed Richards?
Okay, yeah, a 30-foot tall guy who eats planets would be pretty silly.Classic Galactus isn't anywhere near planet-sized. He's normally about 30 foot tall, and considerably smaller when he's starving.
Nah, he's big, but not planet-size big. "Eating" planets is a bit of a misnomer – he doesn't physically consume the matter, but rather some mumbo-jumbo about consuming the life energy created by its biosphere (so he specifically has to eat inhabited planets, or at least ones capable of sustaining life). He normally uses some tech to facilitate the process, because consuming it directly is really inefficient.Isn’t he the same size as the villians in eternals?
Yeah, there's all sorts of possibilities. I'm just wondering if anyone knows the actual reason. (I couldn't find anything on the internet, just more speculation along those lines - e.g. not available, didn't want the role long-term, etc).Maybe he wasn't available.