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Message: <blockquote data-quote="historian" data-source="post: 3761582" data-attributes="member: 13438">If he relied only on his own power he would be a large sun.  The armor he crafted via technology allows him to be.His technology allows him to consume more efficiently.  Otherwise it would be a planet per day, not per month.  The raw energy required to feed would in may instances offset the benefit from feeding. We weren't really introduced to him until the late 60s though.  Who's to say what he really started with outside of the Egg.See above.  Remember, Galactus has not had the benefit of colleagues extensively testing his research either.OK, so we differ on G's incentive to build tech.At least you admit his capacity for tech far exceeds humanity and in particular any human specifically? If by "he" you mean Galactus then yes. I'm not familiar with your example.Is your problem with using G as an example?  I mean, if I changed it to the Celestials or the Shaper of Worlds would your opinion change?If you're arguing that someone at sometime has written up mortal technology that exceeds G's then you're probably right.  What that proves is beyond me because it is so far outside the Marvel continuum.The Skrulls are far more advanced that humans in the MU.  Much of their technology has been innovated to thwart being consumed by Galactus who, at his option, can warp around to targets that are easier to consume.More to the point, what do you make of the Agardians (an inherently divine species) creation of the Destroyer to challenge the Celestials?  How did that pan out?If you require the benefits of x technology before you can create x technology then you will never create x technology unless bestowed upon you by some higher power that created x technology.</blockquote>

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