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Durability:
So I was reading the recent UnderTale upgrade thread of wall level characters to Building level based of the fact that they can tank heat comparable to the surface of the sun. This calc made by DT showed that yes, humans tanking heat comparable to the surface of the sun is building level, and tanking heat comparable to the core is Multi-City Block. Based on the same calc, Courage's Durability was putted at MCB since he could survive being in the core of the sun. Which at first glance might seem ok, but...
DT, in the same blog, made a calc showing what is needed to tank being in the core itself (what Courage did), and the results were significantly higher than MCB.
The result (for a human) was 5.4829665830566922E+21 joules, which is actually 1.3 teratons, or Small Country Level. This calc, of course, applies only to a human being, but it shows that being inside the core of the sun is way more than Multi-City Block. Many guys in the coments also mentioned that the calc didn't take into consideration the pressure inside the core.
Monarch linked in the coments a calc done by Kepekley23 that also got Small Country Level results from withstanding the pressure of being inside the star.
So I propose that a new calc be done taking into consideration the fact that, well... Courage is a dog, not a human, to find what would be his durability from being inside the core of the sun.
Here is the episode where the feat happens, by the way, in case is needed. Courage goes through the surface of the sun into the core, which might even give a speed feat, since there is a counter of the seconds he needs to go to the core before the sun becomes a Red Giant.
Although, there is also an episode where Courage and Muriel get launched from the Earth to the Moon and make a quite big crater, so there could also be a good durability feat.
Plus there is an episode where the planet gets hit by a meteor with such force that it gets launched through the solar system... Twice, something that Muriel, Eustace, Courage and the house survives, making them time travel 1000 years into the future and back. But this one probably can't be quantifiable, which is a shame.
AP:
There is... A pretty odd feat, to say the least. In the episode "The Last of the Star Makers" (my personal favorite one), the space squid seemingly creates a star and Courage can hold it just fine. Obviously, a star is not that little, but at the beginning of the episode (and a bit later in that same scene), the space squids do create literal stars.
But that is not all, as Courage do scale to his Durability, being capable of fighting on par with Katz who can damage him, multiple times.
And let's not forget his arch nemesis, the chicken from outer space.
Speed:
As mentioned above (and shown in the coments), Courage's speed should be Relativistic, but he has another feat where he piloted a space ship capable of traversing the solar system in seconds and navigated through an asteroid field, so he should have MFTL reactions.
Resistance to mindhax:
In the King of Flan episode, aside from being quite disgusting... Courage partially resisted the king's mind control, who could control all of Nowhere into buying flan. The King even stated that if he had the range, he could mind control the entire world, which makes courage resistance quite significant.
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That is all for now, I believe.
So I was reading the recent UnderTale upgrade thread of wall level characters to Building level based of the fact that they can tank heat comparable to the surface of the sun. This calc made by DT showed that yes, humans tanking heat comparable to the surface of the sun is building level, and tanking heat comparable to the core is Multi-City Block. Based on the same calc, Courage's Durability was putted at MCB since he could survive being in the core of the sun. Which at first glance might seem ok, but...
DT, in the same blog, made a calc showing what is needed to tank being in the core itself (what Courage did), and the results were significantly higher than MCB.
The result (for a human) was 5.4829665830566922E+21 joules, which is actually 1.3 teratons, or Small Country Level. This calc, of course, applies only to a human being, but it shows that being inside the core of the sun is way more than Multi-City Block. Many guys in the coments also mentioned that the calc didn't take into consideration the pressure inside the core.
Monarch linked in the coments a calc done by Kepekley23 that also got Small Country Level results from withstanding the pressure of being inside the star.
So I propose that a new calc be done taking into consideration the fact that, well... Courage is a dog, not a human, to find what would be his durability from being inside the core of the sun.
Here is the episode where the feat happens, by the way, in case is needed. Courage goes through the surface of the sun into the core, which might even give a speed feat, since there is a counter of the seconds he needs to go to the core before the sun becomes a Red Giant.
Although, there is also an episode where Courage and Muriel get launched from the Earth to the Moon and make a quite big crater, so there could also be a good durability feat.
Plus there is an episode where the planet gets hit by a meteor with such force that it gets launched through the solar system... Twice, something that Muriel, Eustace, Courage and the house survives, making them time travel 1000 years into the future and back. But this one probably can't be quantifiable, which is a shame.
AP:
There is... A pretty odd feat, to say the least. In the episode "The Last of the Star Makers" (my personal favorite one), the space squid seemingly creates a star and Courage can hold it just fine. Obviously, a star is not that little, but at the beginning of the episode (and a bit later in that same scene), the space squids do create literal stars.
But that is not all, as Courage do scale to his Durability, being capable of fighting on par with Katz who can damage him, multiple times.
And let's not forget his arch nemesis, the chicken from outer space.
Speed:
As mentioned above (and shown in the coments), Courage's speed should be Relativistic, but he has another feat where he piloted a space ship capable of traversing the solar system in seconds and navigated through an asteroid field, so he should have MFTL reactions.
Resistance to mindhax:
In the King of Flan episode, aside from being quite disgusting... Courage partially resisted the king's mind control, who could control all of Nowhere into buying flan. The King even stated that if he had the range, he could mind control the entire world, which makes courage resistance quite significant.
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That is all for now, I believe.
