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Destroying the surface of the world counts as destroying the world, so its a fair assumptionWhy do we use the low end of the Ifrit statement calculation? It only accounts for burning away the surface.
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Destroying the surface of the world counts as destroying the world, so its a fair assumptionWhy do we use the low end of the Ifrit statement calculation? It only accounts for burning away the surface.
Considering the planet in FF4 is smaller than real world countries (look at the size of nations here), probably not that muchi think we can find the amount of energy the moon in FFIV needs to orbit around the earth since the crystals keep it in equilibrium. The moon in FFIV is noted to have a starry background.
could it be possible to find the KE and Force for it?
I would like to know how that can be the case?Considering the planet in FF4 is smaller than real world countries, probably not that much
Compare the size of the nations listed in that databook to the world map in ff4I would like to know how that can be the case?
even if it was having an actual value would be better anyway than whatever is on the profiles currently
This cannot beCompare the size of the nations listed in that databook to the world map in ff4
Sorry I was wrong. I did some research and I have to find the gravitational force exerted on the moon by the crystalsThe profiles have the crystals at tier 2 however
so would the overall 2-A scaling for FFV beYeah overall in FF5 scaling, they're above those two, which is fitting given their superboss status in game too.
could it be possible to use omega as a justification for likely 2-A FF4?In FF4 After Years you do fight the FF5 variants of Omega and Shinryu, but the post battle comment on the latter heavily implies he was holding back and merely testing the FF4 cast's powers rather than going all out, so overall pretty consistent with Shinryu being up there in terms of the more powerful entities.
Where is it said that Shinryu wasn't trying?Yeah that's the general scaling, as for the 4 cast scaling I'm not seeing it happen given Shinryu not even trying against them throws a monkey wrench into the cast getting that high. It's why I'm more confident in 2-C scaling for the cast since they've defeated the FF3 Dark world fiends and base Gilgamesh and nothing really suggests those guys were holding back. Even so we still have dissidia for most of the FF4 members so they have 2-A in another form.
Zeromus is a bit of an oddball to scale given the crystals did subdue him, but he's gotten high mostly since he was able to push back Golbez in the after years, who did keep up with the Maenads and the other superbosses. If you're talking about a mind controlled Cecil, I'm pretty sure he was just hampered at the time given he does come back to fight more of the FF3 bosses and gilgamesh with the rest of the crew.
Why do we assume it is a pocket dimension Bahamut created? It looks as though he teleported. is there supplementary evidence to prove it as such? The lunar Bahamut one may convince me but why is it assumed he created a starry night when such isn't shown.Multi-Solar System Level (Is capable of defeating Bahamut and Dark Bahamut, the former is capable of creating a pocket dimension with stars with its summon, and is comparable to Kain, who's able to defeat Lunar Bahamut by himself, who's also capable of doing the same feat and said dimension vanishing when Lunar Bahamut loses)
There's no evidence he warps the area around him to become a starry sky. It would be better to assume he teleports them there. Moving planets has nothing to do with proving he created the realm. The scan also doesn't prove the dimension disappears when Lunar Bahamut is defeatedBahamut’s summoning literally warps the entire area around him to become a starry sky in both the 2-D and 3-D version of 4 when he attacks and we see planets move all over the place when Bahamut attacks, why are we assuming Bahamut has no influence in his own realm?
Prove its the exact sameWhere's the evidence he teleported them when this is literally the same as how FF7 summons operate?
Show me where I said it wasn't tied to BahamutAlso why would the planets moving not be tied to Bahamut when he's charging up his attack?
Scan for him not being able to go back?The dimension literally closes off when Lunar Bahamut is defeated by Kain so yes, the fact he gets sent out of the dimension upon his defeat and can't go back would imply otherwise.
FF5, the merged world and galuf's world keys. I wish to know why Gilgamesh scaling is allowed when he has not travelled the multiverse at that point?What are you talking about with Gil scaling? Which games exactly?
I think u misunderstand. I am not against Gil scaling for other games, I'm against using Gil for reasoning in 5 for feats he didn't perform at that point in time. For example, the Warriors of Light according to their profiles scale to typhoon flipping the world feat through GilGilgamesh's scaling literally stems from 5 though, the game he originates from. His base form can fight Bartz and co. who can shatter the crystals who separated the two dimensions apart and his six armed state can keep up with their endgame status, who can kill Neo Exdeath.
Can you specify which Warriors of Light pages are you referring to? I'm not understanding your question.
This is on Bartz's profile. wouldnt this be wrong due to gil not meeting Terra at this point of timeLifting Strength: Stellar (The Warriors of Light should be comparable to the likes of Gilgamesh, if not outright stronger, who is able to battle against Terra Branford.)
needs more context but i wouldnt be surprised if it could qualifyChaos exists in higher dimensions, which means there are 5 dimensions, right?
? wdymEven though the characters are involved in chaos, it doesn't mean there will be Unseen Chaos Physiology. Right?
needs more context but i wouldnt be surprised if it could qualify
Line to Surface (1D → 2D): A line (or curve) represents a path or boundary on a flat 2D plane. It is the boundary or intersection between two regions.It's like a line to a surface.
A plane to an object.
And an object to time.
Beings that transcend time are beings of a higher dimension; that is, entities that have surpassed the four dimensions of time.A being that transcends time...
A being of a higher dimension.
Final Fantasy loves the word "Chaos" and is used for different things in the series, it's not always Unseen Chaos. For example, Chaos can refer to an entity, a transformation for a character, abilities, etc. Also for the Higher Dimensional stuff regarding what you mentioned, all I can say is just wait, there's more information that needs to be added to make things easier to understand.Chaos exists in higher dimensions, which means there are 5 dimensions, right?
Even though the characters are involved in chaos, it doesn't mean there will be Unseen Chaos Physiology. Right?
How has that gone so far? Any updates?Final Fantasy loves the word "Chaos" and is used for different things in the series, it's not always Unseen Chaos. For example, Chaos can refer to an entity, a transformation for a character, abilities, etc. Also for the Higher Dimensional stuff regarding what you mentioned, all I can say is just wait, there's more information that needs to be added to make things easier to understand.
for classic its 2 universesHeya
Can someone tell me to how many universes does the 2-C rating of the verse scale to?
Classic = 1~6? 1~4?for classic its 2 universes
1 to 6 yeahClassic = 1~6? 1~4?
welp, anyone who's not scaling to Gilgamesh that i looked at was only "scales to x because y", which doesn't help much1 to 6 yeah
TBH anybody who scales to base Gilgamesh scales to 2 Universe unless they have their own feats