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The lightning ****** that GauntletTheFinalOrder said:Also, for a split second I think Thanos reacted to Thor's lightning.
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The lightning ****** that GauntletTheFinalOrder said:Also, for a split second I think Thanos reacted to Thor's lightning.
Well, if it is at least comparable to Mark 1, then 8-C. But, you know, it is probably far stronger, as Stark created Mark 1 with trash.Matthew Schroeder said:They are not 7-B but I genuinely don't know what to do with the Iron Spider.
Base Thanos > His minionsQuagsireTheLegend said:While i agree with most of these.
How does Cull Obsidian giving Hulkbuster 2.0 problem a scale to Basw Thanos? Is there something i'm missing
I gave you a solid.Gemmysaur said:Re: Neutron star feat
The neutron star in question was considered dead for reasons, it's cold af (how though? How old is that star? Or did someone sneeze planets away and blew the flame out?). They reignited it though soooo.... I assume they managed to bring it back to the rate where neutron stars cool down really, really, really slow. Like, 1 quadrillion years from birth to death slow. (Neutron stars are billions of kelvin hot at birth but takes only a few years of rampant cooling to go down to 1 million k, where it starts slowing down)
That said, average neutrons stars would go from a few thousand k to a million. Observable neutron stars are on average 600 thousand k. I think that's reasonable given Odin used it and he's minimum 5000 years old.
That said...
Ridiculous low end: 3700-3800k (one of the coldest and oldest neutron stars, 12 billion years old)
Low end: 600,000k (average temp)
Mid end: 1,000,000k (temp after a few years of rapid cooling where it starts to slow its cooling pace)
Can someone plug this in a calc?
It means that Base Thanos should be able to do the same.QuagsireTheLegend said:Oh no, i know that, i was wondering about this "Cull Obsidian gave serious trouble to Hulkbuster Banner, and even ripped off his arm. This obviously scales to base Thanos."
They really weren't. Thanos was wielding the Space Stone to warp and hurl them at high speeds, not teleport. You can outright see that they are shot from the moon to the planet.EdgarDom said:Saw a youtube clip. The meteors got literally sucked into a portal. So yes they were teleported.
Plus teleporting the rocks makes no sense. It was obvious he wanted to use the meteors for their KE, teleporting them closer completely negates the purpose of destroying the moon since it lowers the KE. If he wanted to use them as hazards, he could have just as easily used the rocks in the surrounding area.Matthew Schroeder said:They really weren't. Thanos was wielding the Space Stone to warp and hurl them at high speeds, not teleport. You can outright see that they are shot from the moon to the planet.
I haven't read the thread below this post yet, but I'd like to point out that existence erasure does NOT require killing souls. If you think it should be that, create a revision thread for the ability. As it stands now, existence erasure is beyond vaporization/atomization, it's reducing something to nothingness. To me it looks like their bodies were slowly being reduced to nothingness, with the ashes being the last remnants before they too would fade to nothing.Matthew Schroeder said:Thanos' Finger Snap is just death hax + disintegration. There is no proof is kills souls.
Existence Erasure.Matthew Schroeder said:To erase an existence you absolutely need to destroy the soul / spirit / incorporeal consciousness / whatever you call it.
Just destroying the physical body completely is simply complete physical destruction, leaving not even sub-atomic particles left.
And we don't even have proof he did that.