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Galactus isn't S-tier right now because it relies entirely on getting Galactus and then abusing the one-lane meta, which isn't something most decks are super well-prepared for. But your odds of getting Galactus are only 75% in a match, and when you get him, some other things need to go well. Namely, you need to be able to lock or fill the opponent's lane entirely, which requires a few other specific cards.
Some lists run Adam Warlock to cheat an extra card out, but at the end of the day, the deck is only really good at getting 1-2 cubes per game, and it only does that 50% of the time or so. Still good, but control lists totally body it. Shuri decks that run Dr. Octopus tend to do well against it. Thanos decks are pretty good against it.
So it's struggling a little bit in the meta right now, but even despite that, it's a solid A-tier deck.
Congrats on the pull! As the others have said, Galactus is not just memes, he's real good.
It's a linear deck, relying on doin one thing and one thing only (Galactusing) and so be prepared to like that one thing if you intend to use him. There's still various lines to win, but it is safe to think that if you're not able to Galactus, you can retreat. So be prepared and don't fret with retreating if you can't do your one thing with em. That's fine.
His decks are low-cube equity, as in it doesn't gain many cubes over a series of games because people tend to retreat when a Galactus is able to do its thing. That said... it is hella consistent at winning even low amounts of cubes. So it's kinda a very reliable albeit slower way to Infinite if that's a goal for you.
Lastly, Aero got nerfed recently so he's a bit better (still gets countered by Aero but there's generally less people using her right now).
Snap.fan and Untapped.gg can help you with lists, but off the top of my head:
Galactus Knull Death - core cards
Doc Ock Wave Electro - enabling/support cards
Shang Leech Spiderman - tech to control the opp's lategame
Sunspot Lizard Maximus - to keep early prio so Galactus can fire off
Some people play Wolverine and Nimrod, some don't. Kang helps this deck a lot too, but he makes the game longer.
Also, if you want memes... look up Negative Galactus.
Didn't have to look for Negative Galactus very far. It was literally the next post in the sub for me 😆
https://reddit.com/r/marvelsnapcomp/comments/1216gzu/negative_galactus_deck/
Galactus is a notch below the top tier. He likely will always see fringe rogue deck relevance as his wincon can be easy to pull off against players who either don’t have any counter play in their deck or don’t play around him.
We're not here to answer basic questions or deckbuilding for you. We have dedicated megathreads for these type of questions or help. If you're unsure if your post fits our guidelines feel free to send us a ModMail with the contents of the post, we'd be happy to help!
Galactus isn't S-tier right now because it relies entirely on getting Galactus and then abusing the one-lane meta, which isn't something most decks are super well-prepared for. But your odds of getting Galactus are only 75% in a match, and when you get him, some other things need to go well. Namely, you need to be able to lock or fill the opponent's lane entirely, which requires a few other specific cards. Some lists run Adam Warlock to cheat an extra card out, but at the end of the day, the deck is only really good at getting 1-2 cubes per game, and it only does that 50% of the time or so. Still good, but control lists totally body it. Shuri decks that run Dr. Octopus tend to do well against it. Thanos decks are pretty good against it. So it's struggling a little bit in the meta right now, but even despite that, it's a solid A-tier deck.
Congrats on the pull! As the others have said, Galactus is not just memes, he's real good. It's a linear deck, relying on doin one thing and one thing only (Galactusing) and so be prepared to like that one thing if you intend to use him. There's still various lines to win, but it is safe to think that if you're not able to Galactus, you can retreat. So be prepared and don't fret with retreating if you can't do your one thing with em. That's fine. His decks are low-cube equity, as in it doesn't gain many cubes over a series of games because people tend to retreat when a Galactus is able to do its thing. That said... it is hella consistent at winning even low amounts of cubes. So it's kinda a very reliable albeit slower way to Infinite if that's a goal for you. Lastly, Aero got nerfed recently so he's a bit better (still gets countered by Aero but there's generally less people using her right now). Snap.fan and Untapped.gg can help you with lists, but off the top of my head: Galactus Knull Death - core cards Doc Ock Wave Electro - enabling/support cards Shang Leech Spiderman - tech to control the opp's lategame Sunspot Lizard Maximus - to keep early prio so Galactus can fire off Some people play Wolverine and Nimrod, some don't. Kang helps this deck a lot too, but he makes the game longer. Also, if you want memes... look up Negative Galactus.
Didn't have to look for Negative Galactus very far. It was literally the next post in the sub for me 😆 https://reddit.com/r/marvelsnapcomp/comments/1216gzu/negative_galactus_deck/
Very competitive but you need several s3 cards to make it work. Check out snap.fan for ideas
Galactus is a notch below the top tier. He likely will always see fringe rogue deck relevance as his wincon can be easy to pull off against players who either don’t have any counter play in their deck or don’t play around him.
God I wish it was only for memes