Speed feats seem overall the easiest ones, but it honestly depends on several factors.
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I can agree with this.So regardging Chap again, in speed: from Chapulin's own perspective he counted there being 5401 of them that were out of view in the region, Chapulin counting each meteor that fell in that area is as incredible as counting each drop that goes in the rain, but the difference is that they are high hypersonic meteors and Chapulin could scale to movement speed I mean he percieved all of these, so technically he would be faster then High Hypersonic. if its any faster (Supporting the feats I guess)
The Nebula one was taken because it's the only one quantifiable. Florinda says "Aquel viaje por el cosmos", which would mean something like "That travel around the cosmos". The key word is "por" which is often used as way to denote a zone you might be exploring. Saying something like "un viaje por Estados Unidos" (A travel around the United States) doesn’t strictly means that someone went to all states or even crossed the country. When it comes to a word like "cosmos”, you can only assume what she would be talking about.And while the Nebula reaction speed is already astonishing enough, I would like to point out that the speed may be far larger as according to the actress Florinda Meza: He was actually exploring the entire Cosmos/Universe, and in the clip I gave you shows him coming back in what seemed not much time has passed (The Thief was still stealing in fact), so that could need a bit of updating regarding cosmos exploring which would give a crazy value I'm sure.
As far as I'm aware, LS should be fine. Durability, however, is a different thing because one would never receive the full force of something like a tornado, only a very small fraction because of the size difference.Also something I wanted to the value of is that one of the Astronauts of the verse (Chapulin has scaled to these beforehand) survived in the conditions of Jupiter plus a family for 4 years. So couldn't this increase the durability of the Astronaut? I say this as the storms on Jupiter reach up to 482 km/h (Or 299 MPH) (in addition to having tornadoes there and being the fastest spinning planet, there's a bunch more info of the entire vid) and in this page, Tornadoes that go up to 135 meters per second alone generate Town level energy... Is this correct? But its not just dura as there is LS taken into account (And Dura AGAIN as it sounds insanely impressive), given just the center weighs a lot.