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I'm super iffy on him actually being Tier 1 at least not until I look into it for myself. But the Cosomology of Hell is indeed Low 1-C sized, so if there's any character deity and/or someone powerful enough to destroy all of Hell, that would be Low 1-C. Though, Hell is a sentient entity as well, so Hell is a Low 1-C character technically speaking.
High 6-A Doomslayer on the other hand sounds promising.
Yes. In the official lore, Doomslayer saw that Shadman made hentai of him and Hazbin Hotel characters. Doomslayer got mad and took such a fat shit so big that it encompassed an entire 13th dimensional structure.
On a serious note, I think High 6-A Doomslayer might actually be possible, which is hype. People also haven't been discussing Doomslayer's new potential reaction speed upgrades. DOOM is definitely getting some big upgrades here.
"When the streams find their target, they released all of their stored energy in a fraction of second, delivering an electrical shock that instantly boils the blood and fatty tissue of the recipient. Spontaneous explosion of the subject often follows."
Also Doom Slayer can legit keep up with his rocket launcher shots with the sprint function, prolly even faster with upgrades, and the monsters can consistently move away from his weapon attacks.
I think think it vaporizes all of Mars, just a giant Crater on Mars. So super iffy on the 5-B calculation. However, I do know Doomslayer launches himself from Mars' Moon to Earth using some type of catapult and also smashes a meteor on his journey. That's a good Tier 7 feat at minimum. But, I think it's implied that "The Titan being immune to every weapon known to man" seems like it might hold a lot of weight.
At 4:02 The Icon of Sin has universe-level environmental destruction; its presence warps reality, and will eventually lead to the destruction of the planet, breakdown of spacetime and the creation of a black hole that will eventually drag the entire universe down.
At 23:55 BFG 9000 is stated to be amped when attached to the 10K array, which poses a problem for scaling since the multiplier is not stated. At minimum, BFG 9K is more powerful than the 8-A two Megakelvin laser since it is basically the most powerful weapon designed by the UAC.
At 24:34 the Crucible is stated to be the only weapon that can reportedly slay titan-class demons.
I can see Icon of Sin being Low 2-C via environmental destruction, but not sure if it scales to his physical stats.
The BFG 9000 I can see being over 2 Megakelvin in heat, but actually we don't know the full AP of the laser as we don't know the AoE. All we know is that the surface of the Praetor Armor withstanding the temperature would be 8-A. However, I can see the BFG 9000 being 8-A at bare minimum which would scale to a lot of boss enemies. And yeah, the 10K is clearly as massive amplifier that requires both that and the 9000, but there's no way to do a backward calculation reliably.
As for the Crucible, it also appears to be dangerous if the wielder is not powerful to wield it. So regardless of whether or not it's was required to ultimately kill the Titan, it would still scale to the Doomslayer. Furthermore, Doomslayer should have some kind of reactive power level combined with energy absorption as it's implied that he grows stronger and stronger with each and every demon he slaughters. This would include the Titan he kills.
As for the Kahn Maker, not sure if that orb dispersing could be calculated to impressive results.
Not to derail from the topic at hand but to anyone that has played DOOM Eternal, who do you think of those god forsaken Marauders? I HATE the Marauders so bloody much
If the Icon of Sin survives the end result of the effect that he has i.e; the destruction of the whole Universe, then that would mean his durability is also Low 2-C.
Also, in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IehKVP43C2Q at 9:40, Hugo Martin reaffirms the fact that the Doomslayer killed the Titan(s) with his bare hands (and whatever was written in the codex of DOOM 2016). So, it seems like the crucible is only needed to put down a Titan (or any demon) for good.
Hold on, if the Crucible is the only weapon that can kill Titans, and the BFG 10000 is a weapon, doesn't that mean the Doom Slayer scales to that anyway?
The Crucible being able to kill Titans seems more like the hax/nature of the sword than AP
We don't know if the BFG10K would not hurt them (Scalling to them if that's the case) or hurt, but they would come back (Via resurrection or Regenerationn), hence why the Crucible is needed
I mean the bfg 10000 was basically a system that samuel created, while studying the crucible sword from doom 2016, we don't know if he found a way to replicate its operation or something).
I think it was specified that the Titans are immune to any conventional weaponry, not any weaponry in general. Although I don't know what would be considered conventional for DOOM's humanity. We can assume they'd have nuclear devices probably much stronger than modern day ones, but obviously don't have anything specific on their power, nor do we know if they'd use them, nor how conventional/unconventional they would consider such weapons.
That's the one I saw. If there's more then nevermind. But if humans in this verse still use nuclear weaponry, and the Titans were considered indestructible even to that, that's easily at least some city level durability.