Even if site ratings can be wrong or change?
Obviously, site stats change all the time.
I thought he was joking when he called me a liar. Didn't even bother lmaooo
Both the wiki and DB lowball him
we doesn't have profiles for Tony suits like the Godbuster
Are they outright absent in the original manga?
They dont exist as DB said, Seththeprogrammer also pointed this too, cuz they didnt use the official translations of the manga
If you mean the Evil Ryu that just has his eyes change but same clothes as Ryu, no, if you mean the one with red skin and dark gi, more or less
He wasnt, also Blaze power from the endings narration say all of mortal kombat reality gets destroyed
Low 6-B from shaking the earth while fighting Raiden in one of the endings for MK3.Low 6-B currently isn't used for him since the current MK profiles only use stuff from MK9 to 11.
So if DB composites Shao Khan what do we do?
I think we'll put Akuma vs Shao Khan in iffy/inconclusive since we don't have Idea atm how strong midway era Shao Khan by our standards.
You wait for the site ratings of both era first, also didnt Green Lantern had both pre and post crisis used? You treat it the same way for Kahn and literally any MK match so far
I’m not ignoring anything I’m aware that there’s no key for that version of khan but what I’m saying is let’s assume there’s a key for it.Since DB composited SK would the result likely be right in future speculation?
| Kabal: How fast are you, Raiden? Raiden: Only lightning strikes as quickly. Kabal: Oof, that's slow. |
Shao Kahn was considered 6-B due to non-canon Raiden ending where he battles Shao Kahn and shakes the earth to its core.
However the way things are going, this is going to get discarded due to the ending being non-canon, and due to the possibility that the feat is done overtime and thus unquantifiable.
Currently we consider the Cetrion enlargement fatality feat non-canon due to the presence of a number of fatalities that obviously contradicts canon abilities, and this statement:
Using intro dialogue to determine power is again non-canon:
You have fodders boasting that they are powerful enough to defeat Elder Gods. While it can be useful to get semi-canon backstory, it is useless for powerscaling. Also we will have to upgrade the entire timeline if we use the dialogue they cited:
Kabal: How fast are you, Raiden?
Raiden: Only lightning strikes as quickly.
Kabal: Oof, that's slow.
Blaze's realm destruction is consider a chain reaction, unless we are going to argue that Taven can destroy realms. Also every fighter can defeat Blaze according to the non-canon endings, and the power they gain from defeating Blaze is much more powerful than defeating Blaze himself.
Ed Boon confirmed that Earthrealm extends further than a solar system, and despite not making up the entirety of the universe it doesn't have 'physical limits'. John Tobbias stated that realms are both a spirtual reality and physical place, that different realms exists in 'parallel planes' where spirtual manifestations can cause physical merging, and that the merging includes our perception of planets and the infinite cosmos beyond.
So for complete realm destruction until nothing remains like Blaze's Armageddon did, it is properly higher than Tier 5.
Also, if DB were doing a composite with little regard for canon, they should've used this:
We don't have Shao's Midway era profile, which means we can't say was fight right or wrong by a VSBW standards, so basically yeah for now it's just iffy/inconclusive we don't have much of an idea how exactly Midway Khan is strong here.
Well, it's common that in our site of Marvel heralds being...shortly not as strong as wiki presents. Either way Storm is already strong and fast enough to beat Korra. So uh, outdated or nor, she'll beat Korra.
Shao Kahn was considered 6-B due to non-canon Raiden ending where he battles Shao Kahn and shakes the earth to its core.
However the way things are going, this is going to get discarded due to the ending being non-canon, and due to the possibility that the feat is done overtime and thus unquantifiable.
Currently we consider the Cetrion enlargement fatality feat non-canon due to the presence of a number of fatalities that obviously contradicts canon abilities, and this statement:
Using intro dialogue to determine power is again non-canon:
You have fodders boasting that they are powerful enough to defeat Elder Gods. While it can be useful to get semi-canon backstory, it is useless for powerscaling. Also we will have to upgrade the entire timeline if we use the dialogue they cited:
Kabal: How fast are you, Raiden?
Raiden: Only lightning strikes as quickly.
Kabal: Oof, that's slow.
Blaze's realm destruction is consider a chain reaction, unless we are going to argue that Taven can destroy realms. Also every fighter can defeat Blaze according to the non-canon endings, and the power they gain from defeating Blaze is much more powerful than defeating Blaze himself.
Ed Boon confirmed that Earthrealm extends further than a solar system, and despite not making up the entirety of the universe it doesn't have 'physical limits'. John Tobbias stated that realms are both a spirtual reality and physical place, that different realms exists in 'parallel planes' where spirtual manifestations can cause physical merging, and that the merging includes our perception of planets and the infinite cosmos beyond.
So for complete realm destruction until nothing remains like Blaze's Armageddon did, it is properly higher than Tier 5.
Also, if DB were doing a composite with little regard for canon, they should've used this:
This is Why this wiki is garbage at times
