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Po is stronger in the Spirit Realm, but at the same time Black Tortoise did the feat outside the realm and Po is roughly comparable
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Kai using Oogway's chi to return to the real world was calced at 30-something tons. And anyway, the issue is less that characters are stronger in the spirit realm and more that, due to the nature of the spirit realm, Po is able to be who he truly is inside - the true dragon master.I just want to bring something up. If we consider the logic that the characters are much stronger in the Spirit Realm. Both of Kai's 8-B feats happen in the Spirit Realm. I'm not sure if Kai has an 8-B feat in the real world.
Aight. Thanks for the clear-up.Kai using Oogway's chi to return to the real world was calced at 30-something tons. And anyway, the issue is less that characters are stronger in the spirit realm and more that, due to the nature of the spirit realm, Po is able to be who he truly is inside - the true dragon master.
In base or after he gets the wellspring amp in the mortal realm?I still don’t see a reason Po should be far weaker than the individual constellations.
Resistance against fire and high temperature in general?Oh yeah, there are something that should be noted.
While Tai Lung does have resistance to Fire on his page there should be brackets saying that Tai Lung casually held blue flames in his hand which blue flames are 2,600º F and 3,000º F. He also could direct the flames in his hands with his attacks without it perishing.
Probably yeah.Resistance against fire and high temperature in general?
I am fine with subsonic travel speed with supersonic cobbat speed and reactions Tai Lung and supersonic Furious Five plus Po and anyone who scales (combat speed uograde sure, not sure about travel speed).I'll add the resistance to Heat Manipulation (Temperature Manipulation) to Tai Lung's page.
Also, I think some things should be noted.
The Furious Five should be very clearly 8-C not "likely". We have Crane and Tigress sparring and dueling in the first movie briefly, the Furious Five harming Boar before training who could take hits from Tigress who did the 8-C feat in that short, them harming Tai Lung, realistically being much above Bandits who can harm Po and Tigress even if they are weaker, Monkey harming Tigress in Kung Fu Panda 3 accidentally, and countless showings of harming people on an 8-C level countless times.
I am kind of confused with the gap between Po and the others with him being Supersonic and them being Subsonic. I heard it's with him reacting to canons while the Furious Five being completely blitzed by it. All the times the characters were blitzed by the canon were in a very close range. We even see in the very scene before Po deflects the canon, the music build-up implies when Po was in close range of the canon he was about to die. In the very next scene, Shen keeps up with Po, and Po is even hit and by the grunting implies he has a difficult time keeping up with Shen. Next scene Shifu moves fast enough for Po to even realize he's no longer in his grasp. Kung Fu Panda 3 the Jade Zombies are capable of keeping up with him who the Furious Five can keep up with. As well as numerous times in Legends of Awesomeness where they can keep up with people that give Po difficulty. So even if we don't scale them to the far distance of the canon shot, this would technically be an outlier for Po since the amount of scaling to the characters far outweighs the only time Po deflects something that blitzes the latter.
Seems like post wellspring amp Po and Constellation Four and Jindiao are agreed to be "at least city possibly country" in the mortal realm as well as in the spirit realm iirc.So what are the conclusions here so far?
Also, what do the rest of you think about Kyleb79's latest comment?
Honestly if we really want to go by consistency it’s ridiculous to even have any characters in Tier 6. Master Black Tortoise’s feat was merely just to show off that these guy’s are tough, then when Jindiao comes on screen who’s much stronger he doesn’t even do anything out of Tier 8. He doesn’t one-shot any of the Panda Villagers after their amp with his physical attacks, he fails to one-shot or at least kill Jade Tusk in a single attack, and Po could faze him by hitting him to the head and annoyingly faze him with his punches.My thoughts are Po in the mortal realm Post amp, and with hero chi, should scale to the meteor, and then upscale from that in the spirit realm due to fighting amped Jindiao, who without the amp could stomp the constellations when they were near the Wellspring.
I’d also argue a prime Oogway scales for very similar reasons but that’s for another time maybe
A solid Tier 6 should definitely be removed, it's far from the main thing they should scale from when Jindiao their far superior barely shows anything above Tier 8. Though Tier 6 is definitely something worth noting so the closest feat that's shown on screen with an "At least (Insert what they scale to here)", possibly Continent level+ (Stomped the four constellations and is immensely stronger than them which should include Master Black Tortoise who stopped a life wiping meteor. Though it should be noted he has yet to show such a feat even close to this level on screen)" or just a note pointing this out. This would apply to Jindiao and The Constellations.So should we avoid tier 6 due to it being an exaggerated legend flashback visualization then?
It's not that it's exaggerated. It's more of that the flashbacks usually show higher-ends of the character in a massive manner that I pointed out. Realistically if we went for higher-ends we'd have them at Tier 6 but it's not a consistent higher-end since it only happened once in a flashback when Jindiao at best as shown to destroy buildings and tank attacks to the body that it's ridiculous to even have them at a solid Tier 6.Idk why it would be exaggerated when Po is just telling a true story about what these masters did.
The flashbacks in the TV series are usually not exaggerated.
I think that's mainly due to that Hammer's entire point being a weapon of massive destruction which would make sense why it's consistent as it's only in one episode.An example is the Sacred Lei-Lang Hammer, in flashbacks it’s shown to destroy mountains and that level of destruction is shown on-screen by the end. The only times they are exaggerated is when it’s very clear in-story that Po is lying, like with his bean pod story.
I am a little iffy with the shaking earth since it could be hyperbole. I'm honestly one who thinks Oogway's just 8-A in general since chi is constantly portrayed as something that boosts your well... chi attacks rather than your physicals. Evident with Kai when he uses Chi attacks, The Young Constellations, etc. And in the flashback, Oogway took a beating from Ke-Pa. 8-A Oogway isn't that crazy in general since he scales to Kai who did multiple 8-B feats. Though with the shaking earth thing I should point out the ground was completely shattered in the background when it was formerly a flat surface so some damage was definitely done.There’s also the Eternal Chord being said to sustain the universe, which ended up being true.
And while this is sort of weird, the shaking earth thing would be consistent Powerscaling wise with the meteor if it was tier 6, because it was performed by Oogway before he got Hero’s Chi during the Ke-Pa fight, and Hero’s Chi allowed black tortoise to do the meteor feat.
I'm iffy on it but I'll help you out with some outliers that some people will use against you.If Po scales to the Four Constellations, I feel Oogway should as well, at least in his prime.
I don't think Shifu should get all items from the Jade Palace as optional equipment. Many of the items he simply safeguards and would never consider using himself. Bamboo stick is fine since he's seen using it.Shifu should have optional equipment with the Sacred War Hammer which seems 7-A and doesn't scale to anyone. As Shifu is the current master of the Jade Palace which currently owns and holds it. Also a Bamboo stick for optional equipment for using it in the movie and several times during the show.
He's never seen using it, but I also think it's clear he can utilize pressure points. Don't mind either way.On a side note, Shifu shouldn't have likely Pressure Points he clearly has it. In a scene where Tai Lung uses the Pressure Point attacks "Shifu... taught you well" strikes Monkey with a pressure point attack "But he didn't teach you everything" should be a clearly saying that he has it.
Sure, though I don't agree with jombies being comparable in speed to KFP3 Po (and in turn, Oogway and Kai). Tigress was shown to react to the cannon's blast, and Thundering Rhino was able to tag the cannon blast that killed him as shown by the dent in his hammer. I think KFP3 Po, Kai and Oogway simply upscale from this.Everyone should have Subsonic with Supersonic reactions and combat speed except those with already Supersonic travel speed.
I think upscaling from a young Tigress is justification enough. I've got more supporting evidence for their tier (the Kung Fu Panda official art book states that Mantis is capable of breaking buildings) but yeah, "likely" needs to go.Remove likely 8-C from the Furious Five and have them at plain 8-C with brackets like (Comparable to Tigress and can harm people on the level of her. Capable of harming Post KFP2 and stomping bandits who are capable of somewhat harming the latter. Harmed Tai Lung and somewhat overwhelmed him when working with the Furious Five till he resorted to Pressure points) or something like that.
Well, it'd be "possibly 6-B" I think. Don't mind whether possibly or likely is used.At least City/7-B, possibly Continent/6-A for the Constellation level characters for now.
Random bandits harming Po is PIS. Panda children would typically backscale from 8-B, but powerful chi is typically shown as being able to augment physical strength, like how Kai and Jindiao got stronger by absorbing more chi. So I don't think it's that weird that the panda children are above the other masters when they're the hosts of some of the most powerful chi in the verse.8-B Po is odd cause that'd be normal bandits in Paws of Destiny can hurt him, and Panda children who just learned Kung Fu are 8-B which is ridiculous from that huge of a gap from every other master in China with no showings. Other than just scaling from Po.
The Wuxi Finger Hold disperses the target's chi. Since Po targetted himself with the hold, the shockwave should only be as powerful as Po's chi can be. And I don't think that being his limit is a good argument since in the next episode he was shown to have regained his Hero's chi on top of the amp he received from the wellspring.The Wushi Finger being a move on it's own and not scaling to anyone.
Yeah that’s fine. Though Oogway’s Staff should be added as she has used it in fights before like the Jade Zombie fight and after the first movie he carries it around all the time other than LoA.I don't think Shifu should get all items from the Jade Palace as optional equipment. Many of the items he simply safeguards and would never consider using himself. Bamboo stick is fine since he's seen using it.
I’m kind of confused, I don’t remember me saying the Jombies are comparable. Though with Po KFP3 I honestly don’t think he’s plain Oogway and Kai tier in speed. When they fought on Ice the only time they ever kept up was Po blocking 2-3 hits which I see as combat speed and reaction unless Po already has Supersonic travel speed.Sure, though I don't agree with jombies being comparable in speed to KFP3 Po (and in turn, Oogway and Kai). Tigress was shown to react to the cannon's blast, and Thundering Rhino was able to tag the cannon blast that killed him as shown by the dent in his hammer. I think KFP3 Po, Kai and Oogway simply upscale from this.
Honestly I disagree. Bandits harming any of the characters is something normal. Before you say that it wouldn’t make sense for any random bandits to be in the same ballpark is correct. Though to be honest to have them in a complete different tier by our standards is kind of odd. The whole reason the bandits get stomped handily everytime is not just that the warriors are physically stronger but massively out skill them. This is pretty evident. There’s an episode where Po beats the croc bandits with his pinkies even though the croc bandits are capable of hurting Po, Po massively out skills them. Later in the episode Shifu trains them for a few days (Granted with some tough physical training but shouldn’t be that massive) and the Croc’s overwhelm Po and the Furious Five albeit out of practice. This is later evident with Junjie’s stundents who the Furious Five consistently beats and Po stomps the Furious Five. Po a few days out of practice, one of them gains an upper ground easily on Po and all 5 of them crush him handily. There’s also the fact Kung Fu is a main factor of the series. So to be honest I honestly don’t think stomping means they don’t scale unless it’s all due to power. The reason they get dispatched quickly is because Po’s hits are still in the end much stronger but still roughly comparable in the end. To try and justify a Bandit and Kai in the same tier ie having them back scale heavily like this. Bandits << The Furious Five < Po << Oogway < Kai. Kai is just far superior but not to an extent that they have to be put on different tiers of destruction that is if they are out on the same tier.Random bandits harming Po is PIS. Panda children would typically backscale from 8-B, but powerful chi is typically shown as being able to augment physical strength, like how Kai and Jindiao got stronger by absorbing more chi. So I don't think it's that weird that the panda children are above the other masters when they're the hosts of some of the most powerful chi in the verse.
Makes sense.The Wuxi Finger Hold disperses the target's chi. Since Po targetted himself with the hold, the shockwave should only be as powerful as Po's chi can be. And I don't think that being his limit is a good argument since in the next episode he was shown to have regained his Hero's chi on top of the amp he received from the wellspring.