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Introduction
Hello everyone. It has been quite some time since I've made my own CRT here, especially on Goosebumps, mostly because I lost interest of this place and started to do a lot of off-site scaling. During that time I've evolved on terms of powerscaling, both in how I do it and what I come up with for characters, and so I decided to bring my work over here, updating the profile for the one and only Goosebumps character cares about (I don't blame you) - Slappy the Dummy.
This thread entirely revolves around this big ass rewrite that I've made. I'm pretty proud of how it turned out, and it is just objectively better than what this wiki currently has. Of course, not everyone feels like reading the hyper-condensed Library of Alexandria that is that blog, so I'll be explaining what it will add here.
Quality ofDeath Life Improvements
2-C Slappy via Magic
Likely the most eye-catching part of the blog. For the most part, the stuff is pretty straight-forward, the SlappyWorld books all take place in a "world" that he has narrative control over, and this world is said to be a universe both by the inhabitants and Slappy himself. Alongside the notion that Slappy scales above the other monsters in Goosebumps (With his magic of course. There are definitely characters that are physically more powerful than Slappy, but as someone who is autistically obsessed with the series and have experienced most of it, there isn't really any other character that is comparable to Slappy on terms of magical powers), which is something we've had for a long time now. The only one that needs to be clearly spelt out is the argument revolving around dreams.
For the most part, the nature of dreams and how they work in Goosebumps is never explained in the books that dreams or nightmares have appeared in. However, there is one book that does this - It's Only a Nightmare. In this book, it is revealed to us that dreams (Or "Dream Worlds" as they're referred to) are their own entire realities, and they're created when a "dream master" (Basically the person of entity that is having the dream, and therefore has control over it) enters an already existing universe. This is demonstrated in one of the book's various endings, where the Sleep Master took over the main character's home reality, therefore making it his Dream World. So basically, "dreams" in Goosebumps aren't mental constructs, but actual universes and characters who can influence them are actually influencing alternate realities. This also has some other ramifications on scaling, the other big one being that things that occur in dreams actually do happen, albeit in a reality separate from the one the book mostly takes place in.
Slappy absolutely scales to this, and then some. Even before his dream world powers peaked (Slappy in Dreamland), he has already shown to be capable of causing nightmares, either creating a new universe entirely or rewriting an already existing universe to **** with someone in their sleep. But by the time of Slappy in Dreamland, this control over dreams is drastically increased, both in potency and sheer capabilities. Not only could his magic be used to erase dream worlds entirely (Not even done by Slappy himself, but by some kid who got their hands on his chant), but he can take over several of them at once and even use them to influence the person while they're asleep. This is far superior to any other "dream master" we've seen across the series, or even in It's Only a Nightmare, who are pretty much exclusive to one universe whilst Slappy is out here manipulating dozens of them at once. This is why you would see "as a noticeably powerful dream manipulator, he should be comparable to [X]", because he bluntly demonstrates dream world warping abilities superior to them. For the sake of safety and readability, I kept this exclusive to the dream manipulators/dream masters from It's Only a Nightmare.
If that isn't good enough for 2-C, like you for some reason don't believe that these dreams Slappy is influencing are alternate realities, that isn't the only justification for 2-C. Aside from dream worlds, Slappy scales to ordinary universes, but from his own showings and scaling above other characters. In the book Danger Time! it is revealed to us that universes in Goosebumps aren't ordinary universes, but effectively mini-multiverses as individual universes actually contain multiple timelines (Or "Time frames" as they're called). So when Slappy, or likely any character that is creating, controlling, or destroying a universe in Goosebumps, they're actually affecting multiple timelines.
TL;DR
Now onto physicals.
9-A Slappy
For the most part, the rating of Slappy's physical strength is the same - he is still 9-B. 9-C was removed because most of them were either casually done, or they were from characters that are fodder to Slappy. Not really things you would use to showcase his full strength. The other major change is a "likely 9-A" rating, which comes from the relatively infamous garage explosion feat. Slappy use to be 9-A because of this many years ago, and there was even a calc, but due to suspicions that I couldn't address at the time (Because back then I was an incompetent dumbass that didn't even have the scan) about this not being a genuine explosion, rather the garage was engulfed in flames (Granted, this is how real propane should work, but as you'll see soon, this isn't the case here). So thus, it was just thrown in as another 9-B feat. However now, I can confirm that the blast destroyed the garage and didn't just cause a bunch of fire.
So this was an actual explosion, and Slappy should scale to its full force. How it was set off in the first place was because Slappy threw Snappy at the tank hard enough for it to explode, meaning Snappy would be directly at the epicenter, or very close to it. Snappy came out relatively fine from the explosion, and Slappy directly scales to him. I'm still trying to find someone who can calculate this feat, but I think it is pretty safe to say that it is 9-A given the above context, and it generally fits the description for 9-A.
Infinite Speed
Honestly, I am not that confident in this one, but I decided to leave it in so we can talk about it. This comes from Slappy, and pretty much the rest of the major cast of Goosebumps Horrorland, being able to move just fine in Panic Park, despite it being a realm that is stuck in time. This isn't a timeless void or anything, time still exists here, it just doesn't move.
What makes this peculiar is that it is established that normal beings like humans are bound by time, and need it to flow in order for them to move. This is most clearly shown in The Curse of the Cave Creatures, where the main character froze all of humanity with a time stop spell, making everyone completely unable to move. This even froze other monsters, as the skeletons that were attacking the main character when he did this were also stuck in time. So in the specific case of Goosebumps, being able to move in stopped time is an impressive thing, and being stuck in time means more than just not aging, or some other thing that wouldn't contribute to any physical capabilities. Granted, the "Very Special Guests" (the human main characters of the series) were also able to move in Panic Park, but they aren't ordinary humans as some of them possess supernatural powers (I.E. Michael Munroe, who is part monster and can transform into one), and given the scan above, they are clear exceptions amongst the human race.
I've talked to staff members off-site about this, and they said that it could possibly warrant Infinite speed if it isn't the result of some special power protecting them. We aren't given an explanation as to why they're able to do this, but this could possibly be a result of Monster Time, however even this is dubious. In that scan from The Curse of Cave Creatures, when time was stopped it also affected the reanimated skeletons that were in the room with the main character, so just like everyone else they're also frozen by it. So Slappy and the other monsters present like the Haunted Mask are special exceptions amongst monsters, just like how the Very Special Guests are special exceptions amongst humans. With that, it could go either way with neither side having any more weight than the other, so I just decided to list both of them as Possibly. Again, not very confident in this one. If it gets accepted, great, if not, whatever.
New Abilities
Like I said before, this update will enhance the justifications behind Slappy's powers, but it will also add new powers and resistances. I'll just give a simple link of them here, if you want to know the justification behind them then you can find it yourself (CTRL + F). If I tried to stuff everything in here with just as much depth, then reading this thread wouldn't be much different than just reading the blog.
Votes
That is it as far as I know. I think I will work on the other Slappy pages sometime later, if this goes well. Now it is time for the statistics to come in. Also if you're gonna nitpick the shit about it and hyper focus on tiny details that, realistically, most people wouldn't give a damn about, just don't do that for your, my, and everyone's sake.
Agree:
Disagree:
Inconclusive: Tllmbrg
Hello everyone. It has been quite some time since I've made my own CRT here, especially on Goosebumps, mostly because I lost interest of this place and started to do a lot of off-site scaling. During that time I've evolved on terms of powerscaling, both in how I do it and what I come up with for characters, and so I decided to bring my work over here, updating the profile for the one and only Goosebumps character cares about (I don't blame you) - Slappy the Dummy.
This thread entirely revolves around this big ass rewrite that I've made. I'm pretty proud of how it turned out, and it is just objectively better than what this wiki currently has. Of course, not everyone feels like reading the hyper-condensed Library of Alexandria that is that blog, so I'll be explaining what it will add here.
Quality of
- The profile now has references. I know you people have a fetish for that sort of thing.
- Every scan that isn't a YouTube clip is uploaded onto this wiki instead of Discord or Imgur to minimize the chances of scans disappearing (Ahem).
- Abilities that have gone without explanations are now given explanations (When needed. Don't ask me for the justification behind Sealing when it is literally right next to it), and abilities that already had descriptions have been improved upon.
- Just an overall cleaner look. The Attack Potency of the page for example is an ocean of blue text, because it listed every single bit of scaling Slappy has, regardless on whether or not it should be used in the first place. Also any calcs present in the page are highlighted, to make them stick out from the crowd.
2-C Slappy via Magic
Likely the most eye-catching part of the blog. For the most part, the stuff is pretty straight-forward, the SlappyWorld books all take place in a "world" that he has narrative control over, and this world is said to be a universe both by the inhabitants and Slappy himself. Alongside the notion that Slappy scales above the other monsters in Goosebumps (With his magic of course. There are definitely characters that are physically more powerful than Slappy, but as someone who is autistically obsessed with the series and have experienced most of it, there isn't really any other character that is comparable to Slappy on terms of magical powers), which is something we've had for a long time now. The only one that needs to be clearly spelt out is the argument revolving around dreams.
For the most part, the nature of dreams and how they work in Goosebumps is never explained in the books that dreams or nightmares have appeared in. However, there is one book that does this - It's Only a Nightmare. In this book, it is revealed to us that dreams (Or "Dream Worlds" as they're referred to) are their own entire realities, and they're created when a "dream master" (Basically the person of entity that is having the dream, and therefore has control over it) enters an already existing universe. This is demonstrated in one of the book's various endings, where the Sleep Master took over the main character's home reality, therefore making it his Dream World. So basically, "dreams" in Goosebumps aren't mental constructs, but actual universes and characters who can influence them are actually influencing alternate realities. This also has some other ramifications on scaling, the other big one being that things that occur in dreams actually do happen, albeit in a reality separate from the one the book mostly takes place in.
Slappy absolutely scales to this, and then some. Even before his dream world powers peaked (Slappy in Dreamland), he has already shown to be capable of causing nightmares, either creating a new universe entirely or rewriting an already existing universe to **** with someone in their sleep. But by the time of Slappy in Dreamland, this control over dreams is drastically increased, both in potency and sheer capabilities. Not only could his magic be used to erase dream worlds entirely (Not even done by Slappy himself, but by some kid who got their hands on his chant), but he can take over several of them at once and even use them to influence the person while they're asleep. This is far superior to any other "dream master" we've seen across the series, or even in It's Only a Nightmare, who are pretty much exclusive to one universe whilst Slappy is out here manipulating dozens of them at once. This is why you would see "as a noticeably powerful dream manipulator, he should be comparable to [X]", because he bluntly demonstrates dream world warping abilities superior to them. For the sake of safety and readability, I kept this exclusive to the dream manipulators/dream masters from It's Only a Nightmare.
If that isn't good enough for 2-C, like you for some reason don't believe that these dreams Slappy is influencing are alternate realities, that isn't the only justification for 2-C. Aside from dream worlds, Slappy scales to ordinary universes, but from his own showings and scaling above other characters. In the book Danger Time! it is revealed to us that universes in Goosebumps aren't ordinary universes, but effectively mini-multiverses as individual universes actually contain multiple timelines (Or "Time frames" as they're called). So when Slappy, or likely any character that is creating, controlling, or destroying a universe in Goosebumps, they're actually affecting multiple timelines.
TL;DR
- Dreams in Goosebumps are actually their own entire universes.
- Slappy can manipulate, erase, or create these dreams, and sometimes multiple at once.
- Aside from that, Slappy also scales to universes in other ways.
- Individual universes are 2-C constructs.
Now onto physicals.
9-A Slappy
For the most part, the rating of Slappy's physical strength is the same - he is still 9-B. 9-C was removed because most of them were either casually done, or they were from characters that are fodder to Slappy. Not really things you would use to showcase his full strength. The other major change is a "likely 9-A" rating, which comes from the relatively infamous garage explosion feat. Slappy use to be 9-A because of this many years ago, and there was even a calc, but due to suspicions that I couldn't address at the time (Because back then I was an incompetent dumbass that didn't even have the scan) about this not being a genuine explosion, rather the garage was engulfed in flames (Granted, this is how real propane should work, but as you'll see soon, this isn't the case here). So thus, it was just thrown in as another 9-B feat. However now, I can confirm that the blast destroyed the garage and didn't just cause a bunch of fire.
And then the thunder wasn't distant. It was right overhead. Then it was all around, a deafening boooom that hurt my ears, shook the ground, and made the hedges in front of us tremble.
I opened my eyes in time to see a wall of flame shoot up like a tall wave over the back of the garage. I felt a powerful burst of heat against my face. Like a strong, hot wind, it pushed me back and flattened me on the ground. It swept over me with a roar, drowning out my shrieks of horror.
I raised my head in time to see the garage burst apart. The roof flew up, and the walls crumbled and fell. And as the roof sailed to the sky, spinning as it rose, I heard shrill screams.
So this was an actual explosion, and Slappy should scale to its full force. How it was set off in the first place was because Slappy threw Snappy at the tank hard enough for it to explode, meaning Snappy would be directly at the epicenter, or very close to it. Snappy came out relatively fine from the explosion, and Slappy directly scales to him. I'm still trying to find someone who can calculate this feat, but I think it is pretty safe to say that it is 9-A given the above context, and it generally fits the description for 9-A.
Characters or objects capable of destroying rooms or entire small constructions such as houses or more modest buildings.
Infinite Speed
Honestly, I am not that confident in this one, but I decided to leave it in so we can talk about it. This comes from Slappy, and pretty much the rest of the major cast of Goosebumps Horrorland, being able to move just fine in Panic Park, despite it being a realm that is stuck in time. This isn't a timeless void or anything, time still exists here, it just doesn't move.
What makes this peculiar is that it is established that normal beings like humans are bound by time, and need it to flow in order for them to move. This is most clearly shown in The Curse of the Cave Creatures, where the main character froze all of humanity with a time stop spell, making everyone completely unable to move. This even froze other monsters, as the skeletons that were attacking the main character when he did this were also stuck in time. So in the specific case of Goosebumps, being able to move in stopped time is an impressive thing, and being stuck in time means more than just not aging, or some other thing that wouldn't contribute to any physical capabilities. Granted, the "Very Special Guests" (the human main characters of the series) were also able to move in Panic Park, but they aren't ordinary humans as some of them possess supernatural powers (I.E. Michael Munroe, who is part monster and can transform into one), and given the scan above, they are clear exceptions amongst the human race.
I've talked to staff members off-site about this, and they said that it could possibly warrant Infinite speed if it isn't the result of some special power protecting them. We aren't given an explanation as to why they're able to do this, but this could possibly be a result of Monster Time, however even this is dubious. In that scan from The Curse of Cave Creatures, when time was stopped it also affected the reanimated skeletons that were in the room with the main character, so just like everyone else they're also frozen by it. So Slappy and the other monsters present like the Haunted Mask are special exceptions amongst monsters, just like how the Very Special Guests are special exceptions amongst humans. With that, it could go either way with neither side having any more weight than the other, so I just decided to list both of them as Possibly. Again, not very confident in this one. If it gets accepted, great, if not, whatever.
New Abilities
Like I said before, this update will enhance the justifications behind Slappy's powers, but it will also add new powers and resistances. I'll just give a simple link of them here, if you want to know the justification behind them then you can find it yourself (CTRL + F). If I tried to stuff everything in here with just as much depth, then reading this thread wouldn't be much different than just reading the blog.
- Blessed (Very useful ability).
- Fragrance Manipulation.
- Aura.
- Creation.
- Existence Erasure.
- Power Bestowal.
- Statistics Amplification.
- Flight
- Non-Physical Interaction.
- Perception Manipulation (Labelled as "Deafness Inducement", for the sake of specificity).
- Earth Manipulation.
- Black Hole Creation.
- Restoration.
- Explosion Manipulation.
- Resistance to Adhesive Manipulation.
- Resistance to Probability Manipulation.
- Resistance to Vacuums.
- Resistance to Power Nullification/Resistance Negation.
- Resistance to Explosion Manipulation.
- Resistance to Subjective Reality and Dimensional Manipulation.
- Resistance to Soul Manipulation.
- A more in-depth list of names and titles he goes by.
- Better justification for him to have Infinite stamina (Basically the main thing driving him is a ghost, which are beings that don't need rest and continue going on forever if they wanted to).
- Revamped Standard Tactics. I decided to primarily focus on him normally and leave out his process of enslaving someone (Him doing bad shit that his current owner gets blamed for) because he wouldn't go about using that in a fight.
- Updated gallery (Minor, but people love aesthetic).
- A far more in-depth explanation on statistics like Weaknesses.
Votes
That is it as far as I know. I think I will work on the other Slappy pages sometime later, if this goes well. Now it is time for the statistics to come in. Also if you're gonna nitpick the shit about it and hyper focus on tiny details that, realistically, most people wouldn't give a damn about, just don't do that for your, my, and everyone's sake.
Agree:
Disagree:
Inconclusive: Tllmbrg
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