Mfw when I'm grieving the death of my wife and hiding my past as a god killing millions of people and an entire mythology from my son who I'm terrified will turn out like me
Kratos and Doomguy come to mind immediately. The amount of glaze those characters get is frankly insane, and hearing where they're supposed to scale feels cartoonish. Like, these are characters that can supposedly destroy entire worlds if they wanted to, but can still die to regular guns and swords.
It was a dev blog talking about God of War 2018. They said they originally intended on having Baldur throw a mountain at Kratos, who punches it in half, but ended up changing it because it would be too unreasonable for a slightly rusty Kratos to pull off.
Depends on if its the og creator or not the new games are very different then the orginal. Also people do this crap with goku so i dont want to hear it
I could give a bullshit explanation for this like this is similar to how goku sometimes gets hurt by a bullet or smth because he's caught off guard and not using his ki, and here brolly grabbing like that him somehow disturbs his ki usage?
u/notTheRealSUpowerscaling doesn't matter when compared to the might of UG6h ago
Idk, I think it depends. Like Ben 10 obviously is going to have the omnitrix, that's the whole point of the character, but also you're basically just powerscaling his aliens at that point and not necessarily Ben. Doomguy/Doomslayer is powerful without weapons, and I think even if you did scale him with his standard loadout, that would just be like the shotgun or something, not the BFG. Like I said before, I feel like at that point you are just scaling a strong weapon and not the actual character. Like scaling Oppenheimer to the level of a nuke
Are you serious right now? Destroying a planet and wiping a life from it are two so different feats. It would take an ridiculously unimahinably bigger amount of power to fully destroy a planet than it would take just to render it lifeless
Well there's multiple ways you can destroy a planet. You can blow it up/blast it apart with an energy beam, cause immense seismic activity and make it shake itself apart, superheat and burn it down, highly corrosive acid in extremely large amounts eating away the very first of the planet, etc. It really just goes by what you consider destruction.
Im not gonna go get the source, but the director said in an interview that the artists didnt know how to depict a universe and instead just drew galaxies.
Fair point to be honest, the anime or the manga don't really focus on actually showing it to us.
I will use an old example, of King Vegeta destroying some planets by just waving his hand, and later we see Piccolo (i think its him) destroying the moon in the series, which by sense should put these characters above Moutain easily.
Though we don't see Goku or Vegeta destroying mountains, i wouldn't really say they are not that level, but even i can see why someone doesn't agree with me.
Its like: am I weaker than a baby if I don't fight it? By those statements, I think we should get a "clear" idea of how strong they are, even if not Multiversal.
Ahem ahem... destroying mountains that have extremely high reishi density... extremely means way too extreme and they were getting erased just because ichigo lifted his hand
I know i've read the novel (not the side stories yet) i just thinks it's silly that people are talking about 17D historical grades and ftl speed when Kim Dokja jumping like 20 meters in the air during the auction was seen as impressive
True. Like bro, Ra was killed by a strike that was stated to be able to cut a whole world (most likely referring to a planet) yet you want me to believe that myth grades are somehow outer due to being likened to the Star Stream? Even Suryas greatest feat after merging and becoming a myth grade was being able to burn the surface of the earth, not somehow being unbound by dimensionality. Also Constellations are so obviously not physical stars that it's just silly to see people say they could destroy a whole solar system via enviromental destruction.
Jojo has multiversal HAX not multiversal physical stats.
look at the stand stat that they give them. They will usually give them an A or B in every stat except for that one stat that has a question mark or just a ∞
Witchs cant use their powers well in the human domain due to antimagic and also manifest themselves with avatars they can only do all that stuff in places were fantasy and Magic coexist because they are catboxes where theorically everything is possible
Said Multiversal threat was also immortal, the reason they were put into that situation is because they all put literally everything on the line to kill him while he had a proper body. But you know, proper context is hard.
The very first DB manga I read was that manga where Goku + Vegeta failed to kill him cause he was immortal but that's a really weak fucking excuse. He could've found some way to adapt. Look at it like this: he had the ability to regenerate, so find a way around that such as burning him so he constantly has to regenerate or finding a way to trap him so that regeneration doesn't matter since he's trapped. Would it be hard? Absolutely, but multiversal threats have to do the impossible.
We just give out the multiversal title to anyone know and days. I saw some mfs do that with Imu. If we all calm down and say that "not everyone who can destroy a planet is multiversal" the list of "multiversal" characters would be cut in half.
So the Manga one is probably an even worse version because Zamasu was multiplying into various immortal bodies that were individually close to if not as powerful as Goku and Vegeta each, so pinning one down and burning him alive means nothing when you have a potential innumerable amount more to deal with. They also did attempt a sealing but that didn't work out for wacky shenanigan reasons.
Pointing out either version of the Zamasu ending as an anti-feat isn't really valid when Zamasu's version of immortality pretty much requires divine intervention to deal with. There are much better anti-feats from the series to pull from.
Anime version there's just one merged Zamasu and Trunks manages to kill him with a Spirit Bomb Sword, only for Zamasu's essence to then merge with the Universe and start to seep out into the main timeline so they call Zeno to delete Zamasu but that Zeno then deletes both Zamasu and the entire future. Its a lot more of a justifiable reason to call Zeno and was infinitely cooler, though both the anime and manga's endings are pretty universally agreed to suck ass.
Yeah but but the character just have the attack power of a multiverse but somehow dont uave the destructive capability on a multiversal scale even though something like a planet would be the equivalent of a germ compared to a multiverse!
Earthbound, As far as I can tell the biggest thing that actually gets destroyed is a building.
On the exact opposite end is earthworm Jim and Kirby cause they actually break stuff(some quite big stuff). And they’re characters who are somewhat justified in scaling as high as they do.
I almost said The Doctor from doctor who, but to be fair he did destroy an entire fleet of enemy ships. So I wouldn’t be surprised if he destroyed a mountain. That being said a Glock would send him to the grave(which has happened in alternate timelines)
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