Dandadan - Mongolian Death Worm Profile and Lifting Strength Upgrade

[Second22]

Mongolian Death Worm Profile​

This is for the new profile that will be featured on the verse page at this moment.

Lifting Strength Upgrade​

In addition, the calculation of the weight of the Mongolian Death Worm has been accepted. Certainly, the body weight of the Mongolian Death Worm plays a significant role in upgrading the Lifting Strength from 758,280.05 kg (Class M) to 3,318,759.3956 kg (Class M) with reasons like these.

• The Evil Eye can push or kick the Mongolian Death Worm, which has immense weight. Additionally, the Mongolian Death Worm cannot effectively combat the Evil Eye in terms of power, as after being kicked by the Evil Eye, it attempts to fight back using long-range attacks such as Electric Shock. However, it is unable to do anything against the Evil Eye, and the Evil Eye, with its cursed ball, can counter-attack. The Mongolian Death Worm ends up avoiding confrontation and resorting to using poison in the end. (Chapter 40 - 42)
• Momo can easily carry the Mongolian Death Worm with the power of telekinesis. The Mongolian Death Worm should reduce its weight due to the risk of drying out and dying from lack of water. Nevertheless, Momo can still lift the Mongolian Death Worm, which is filled with water, to extinguish a volcano. Therefore, the Mongolian Death Worm should have ample water and maintain its weight as it did when alive. (Chapter 43 - 46)

However, if the two reasons mentioned above are not sufficient, such as:

• The Evil Eye not kicking the entire weight of the Mongolian Death Worm and the physical characteristics of the Mongolian Death Worm making it difficult to predict the force used against it directly, similar to how the Evil Eye does not need immense strength to combat the weight of the Mongolian Death Worm.
• We cannot predict how much water the Mongolian Death Worm adds to its body. There is no evidence that the weight is the same as when it was alive.

Okay, if there's a dispute like this, I'll just calculate the minimum weight of the Mongolian Death Worm when it's dry and has no water in its body.

• Water makes up more than 75% of the earthworm’s body weight. So when it has no water, the weight will be reduced by 25%.
• Mass = 3318759.3956 * (25/100) = 829,689.8489 Kg (Class M)

Still upgrading, even if it's just a bit, but it's a reason to assert that they are definitely Class M.

Vote​

Mongolian Death Worm Profile​

• Agree: Damage3245, Sir_Ovens
• Disagree:

Lifting Strength Upgrade​

Therefore, there are currently 2 options.
Option 1; Scaling with the total weight of the Mongolian Death Worm.

• Agree:
• Disagree:

Option 2; Scaling with the weight of the Mongolian Death Worm when dry and without water only.

• Agree: Damage3245, Sir_Ovens
• Disagree:

 

[Second22]

Bump

 

[Sir_Ovens]

What's the reasoning behind not using the weight of the worm when it's filled with water?

 

[Second22]

What's the reasoning behind not using the weight of the worm when it's filled with water?

I just think that there might be this controversy because we are not sure whether being filled with water would weigh the same as when alive, as Momo has a relatively small amount of time to fill water and there is no evidence that it can be filled to the maximum.

So I created two options, I can go with either one. It depends on whether the staff will accept which option.

 

[Sir_Ovens]

Then yeah I think the weight for when it's not filled with water works better.

 

[Second22]

Then yeah I think the weight for when it's not filled with water works better.

And are you okay with the Mongolian Death Worm Profile?

 

[Sir_Ovens]

Yeah the profile looks good.

 

[Second22]

BUMP

 

[Damage3245]

I agree it looks fine and the version without water should be used.

Also you put Ovens in Option 1 when it should be Option 2.

 

[Second22]

I agree it looks fine and the version without water should be used.

Also you put Ovens in Option 1 when it should be Option 2.

Okay, I read it wrong.