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I never said Jason didn't enter a wormhole, but that he also entered a black hole. How else do you explain the "event horizon" and the statement outright confirming it? The ships deal with both holes.
Jason isn't being subjected to some Tier 5 worth of energy. He's essentially just teleported outside of space and time due to the nature of the engine where he's at. It's not a durability feat for him. Additionally even ignoring that, it doesn't meet the other qualifications that you need for a Blackhole to be considered valid since people could witness the entire event, their was not gravity and no critical environmental damage from those events.

I'm just saying that if ordinary people can harm him with blades, someone at least as strong as him cutting him down doesn't mean he's massively physically weaker
It means it was killed fast and didn't do anything to his enemy, so there's no reason for him to scale.

Deadite Jason probably got hit and would've had to endured a few attacks before getting sliced in half.
Deadite Jason died in two strikes. Ramming Uber-Jason isn't a feat for him for the same reason Spider-Man staggering Thanos isn't a feat. You'd have to show that he actually damage UJ.
 
Jason isn't being subjected to some Tier 5 worth of energy. He's essentially just teleported outside of space and time due to the nature of the engine where he's at. It's not a durability feat for him. Additionally even ignoring that, it doesn't meet the other qualifications that you need for a Blackhole to be considered valid since people could witness the entire event, their was not gravity and no critical environmental damage from those events.
Would that not just upscale everything in the scene? If these people are capable of harnessing black holes, it's reasonable their tech can resist it.
It means it was killed fast and didn't do anything to his enemy, so there's no reason for him to scale.


Deadite Jason died in two strikes. Ramming Uber-Jason isn't a feat for him for the same reason Spider-Man staggering Thanos isn't a feat. You'd have to show that he actually damage UJ.
I'm not at all arguing Deadite Jason damaged him in this scene. My key point is this statement "Jason and his machine mate slammed around the wall like VirchHock players on the Mandelbrot."
So Jason would've taken his upgraded self's 9-A to 8-C striking power. The scene doesn't mention that his tackle or anything regular Jason did damaged him so it's not an AP feat, but it shows his durability. What do you think is happening with regard to that specific statement?
 
Would that not just upscale everything in the scene?
I don't see why it would, because the scene occurred as a trap for Jason that they had assembled together.

So Jason would've taken his upgraded self's 9-A to 8-C striking power. The scene doesn't mention that his tackle or anything regular Jason did damaged him so it's not an AP feat, but it shows his durability. What do you think is happening with regard to that specific statement?
Deadite Jason rams Uber-Jason into some walls, is overpowered and then rapidly killed.
 
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