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Anyway, our pages are in disarray and are in dire need of revision.
Tiers
Fast & Furious was not always the high octane action thriller it has come to be. It originally started as a low-stakes crime drama with racing. As such, none of the absurd feats of strength were ever-present up until Fast Five, when the blatantly superhuman Luke Hobbs was introduced. It is also quite obvious that the characters bulk up over time as Brian in the first movie looks like a pool noodle compared to what he looked like in Furious 7. Given this, we should split the characters into different keys. To my knowledge, the first true instance of anything above 10-A comes from Fast and Furious 4, when Dom threw Brian into a wooden shelf. This would put them at 9-C at this point as Fenix died to this, which severely puts into question their 9-B rating. There's also this entire fight in Fast Five where Dom and Luke dent a bunch of metal objects with their strikes and break through a wooden wall.
However, in Fast and Furious 6, Dom performs this feat, which I have calced to be 9-B. Future installments past this point are consistently this level as Luke can fall down several stories, Dom can fragment a stone pillar, Luke is only mildly annoyed by rubber bullets that can hurt riot armor prison guards and the entirety of Hobbs and Shaw. Let us not forget that Roman is also straight-up bulletproof in the latest movie.
In summary, their tiers will look like this:
10-A | 9-C | 9-B
The Fast and the Furious - Fast & Furious | Fast Five - Fast & Furious 6 | Furious 7 - F9
Of course, this varies from character to character but this should serve as a general idea of where they should be in each movie.
Lifting Strength
As with the tiers, Lifting Strength needs to be split as well. I'm not very sure which movie Dom lifted the V8 engine, but it shouldn't scale to his lifting strength prior. Other notable feats include Brixton lifting a car and Luke pulling a helicopter from the sky. The latter two feats aren't calced but I'm pretty sure Luke's feat would be greater than Class 5. That feat needs to be calced and added to Luke and Brixton's pages.
Equipment
I'm surprised so much was left out of this part. To start, they should all have keys for them in their cars, which would likely make them 9-B at top speed and have Statistics Amplification with nitrous oxide. There is also an assortment of other powers through equipment like Temperature Manip, Technology Manip, and Fire Manip, Information Analysis, etc. More can be discussed in the thread.
Before we conclude, I would also like to point out that Luke and Brixton are blatantly superior to the cast in terms of raw strength. Dominic in Fast Five should not scale to Luke's feats in Hobbs and Shaw. In fact, none of the main cast should scale to Hobbs and Shaw. That movie was the first instance of in-universe superhuman feats, and as such the feats in that movie logically do not scale to anyone before it.
That should be all for now.
Anyway, our pages are in disarray and are in dire need of revision.
Tiers
Fast & Furious was not always the high octane action thriller it has come to be. It originally started as a low-stakes crime drama with racing. As such, none of the absurd feats of strength were ever-present up until Fast Five, when the blatantly superhuman Luke Hobbs was introduced. It is also quite obvious that the characters bulk up over time as Brian in the first movie looks like a pool noodle compared to what he looked like in Furious 7. Given this, we should split the characters into different keys. To my knowledge, the first true instance of anything above 10-A comes from Fast and Furious 4, when Dom threw Brian into a wooden shelf. This would put them at 9-C at this point as Fenix died to this, which severely puts into question their 9-B rating. There's also this entire fight in Fast Five where Dom and Luke dent a bunch of metal objects with their strikes and break through a wooden wall.
However, in Fast and Furious 6, Dom performs this feat, which I have calced to be 9-B. Future installments past this point are consistently this level as Luke can fall down several stories, Dom can fragment a stone pillar, Luke is only mildly annoyed by rubber bullets that can hurt riot armor prison guards and the entirety of Hobbs and Shaw. Let us not forget that Roman is also straight-up bulletproof in the latest movie.
In summary, their tiers will look like this:
10-A | 9-C | 9-B
The Fast and the Furious - Fast & Furious | Fast Five - Fast & Furious 6 | Furious 7 - F9
Of course, this varies from character to character but this should serve as a general idea of where they should be in each movie.
Lifting Strength
As with the tiers, Lifting Strength needs to be split as well. I'm not very sure which movie Dom lifted the V8 engine, but it shouldn't scale to his lifting strength prior. Other notable feats include Brixton lifting a car and Luke pulling a helicopter from the sky. The latter two feats aren't calced but I'm pretty sure Luke's feat would be greater than Class 5. That feat needs to be calced and added to Luke and Brixton's pages.
Equipment
I'm surprised so much was left out of this part. To start, they should all have keys for them in their cars, which would likely make them 9-B at top speed and have Statistics Amplification with nitrous oxide. There is also an assortment of other powers through equipment like Temperature Manip, Technology Manip, and Fire Manip, Information Analysis, etc. More can be discussed in the thread.
Before we conclude, I would also like to point out that Luke and Brixton are blatantly superior to the cast in terms of raw strength. Dominic in Fast Five should not scale to Luke's feats in Hobbs and Shaw. In fact, none of the main cast should scale to Hobbs and Shaw. That movie was the first instance of in-universe superhuman feats, and as such the feats in that movie logically do not scale to anyone before it.
That should be all for now.
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