That seems like simple scaling of A character being hurt by B character but not by C character, so A is stronger than C and B is stronger or at least comparable to A.
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Dark-Carioca
SilentLyfe
So the size doesn't matter, so long as the character is able to damage it? If so, would it apply here? The giant whale in the calc is impervious to most attacks with only a large bomb being able to fully destroy it. Yet this character was able to damage it by blasting through its walls shown here.
Dark-Carioca
If the character can damage its innards that's a little different since the insides of a creature, of anything, are usually weaker than the skin or armor on the exterior.
SilentLyfe
I'm unsure if they're weaker since the walls are the same on the inside as well as outside, even embedded with bone spikes. But even if that were the case, considering that she still blasted through to the outside wall instead of around inside it, would that not count or at the very least downscale?
Dark-Carioca
You haven't shown me how that whale thing looks from the outside, that last image is still the creature's innards. Breaking bones is another matter though.
I don't think anyone would scale unless they REALLY affect the creature, having it cry in pain or being moved by an attack.
I don't think anyone would scale unless they REALLY affect the creature, having it cry in pain or being moved by an attack.
Dark-Carioca
If the whale screeched in pain then I'd say that's worth a "possibly" scaling wise.
SilentLyfe
Okay. Thanks for answering my question.
Dark-Carioca
I have to say though, not really my area since this isn't related to what Calc Group Members usually evaluate.