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Multiple Star Wars characters are theoretically capable of destroying the entire Galaxy. Even though this could only be done under specific circumstances, it should still be worth a mention on their respective profiles.
First of all, Lord Vitiate was confirmed to have found a way to repeat the Ritual of Nathema on a galactic scale. This would mean he is capable of sub-atomically ripping apart every living thing in the Star Wars Galaxy and strip it of the Force, just as he did on Nathema and Ziost. The ritual in question required a great number of living sacrifices to be performed, hence why Vitiate orchestrated multiple wars during his reign as the Sith Emperor. Granted, this is not something he can use on a whim in battle, but it should still deserve a mention on his profile as it's no different from what he did on Nathema and Ziost.
Darth Traya, arguably among the wisest of all Star Wars characters, claimed that her apprentice Darth Nihilus could potentially drain the entire Galaxy of life; "when the Jedi are dead, he will feed on the Galaxy, the Republic, and eventually, consume the Sith as well". She also implied that Darth Nihilus' techniques were irresistible; "there are techniques within the Force against which there is no defense", which should be mentioned on his profile as a possible hax. While of course she might have exaggerated his power, we must keep in mind that she was a far more skilled, experienced and powerful Force user, but could still not prevent him from draining her of the Force. Furthermore, it has been said that Traya had discovered a ritual which allowed her to actually destroy the Force, a universal concept that even beings such as Abeloth and the Bedlam Spirits are subject to, by sacrificing herself. I don't know if suicide techniques are counted here, though it should still speak for her immense power.
I also believe Abeloth was mentioned as capable of wiping out all life in the Galaxy, but I don't have access to the source material at the moment.
Darth Sidious has been said to know every Force technique in history (except how to properly manipulate Midi-chlorians) and is frequently cited as the most powerful Sith in history, meaning he must also be capable of replicating similar feats of destruction.
From this, many Star Wars characters can be powerscaled:
Lord Vitiate is confirmed Galaxy level with his ritual
Darth Nihilus is likely Galaxy level with Force Drain via claims
Darth Traya is likely Galaxy level via powerscaling from Nihilus, possibly Universe level+ by sacrificing herself (via powerscaling from the Bedlam Spirits)
Reva is Galaxy level via powerscaling from Vitiate (comparable to Vitiate and could potentially have defeated him. Also more powerful than Traya or Nihilus)
Meetra Surik is Galaxy level via powerscaling from Nihilus, Traya and Revan (more powerful than the two former, and Traya - one of Revan's teachers - claimed that she was her most powerful student ever, meaning she is superior to Revan), possibly Universe level+ via claims (it was implied that Meetra Surik, much like Traya, could potentially have destroyed the Force as a concept).
Darth Sidious is Galaxy level via powerscaling from all of the above (the most powerful Sith in history)
Luke Skywalker is Galaxy level via powerscaling from Darth Sidious (most powerful Force user in history and managed to - albeit barely - defeat Abeloth)
Abeloth is Galaxy level via powerscaling (more powerful than Luke Skywalker and Darth Sidious, and any other mortal in the Galaxy)
The So is Galaxy level via powerscaling (comparable to Abeloth and more powerful than any mortal in the Galaxy, including Luke and Sidious)
Even if we discard the Galaxy level powerscaling, Abeloth and the Son must still be well above Solar System level via powerscaling from Naga Sadow (both are far more powerful than any mortal in the Galaxy). And via powerscaling, so is Luke Skywalker.
Before you respond, note that "it's too powerful" is not an acceptable argument. Huge power disparities within a franchise is not unheard of; just look at the Bedlam Spirits (who are actually not considered to be among the most powerful beings in the Galaxy). Unless someone can disprove all of the above with logical arguments, there is no valid reason for not updating the listed profiles.
First of all, Lord Vitiate was confirmed to have found a way to repeat the Ritual of Nathema on a galactic scale. This would mean he is capable of sub-atomically ripping apart every living thing in the Star Wars Galaxy and strip it of the Force, just as he did on Nathema and Ziost. The ritual in question required a great number of living sacrifices to be performed, hence why Vitiate orchestrated multiple wars during his reign as the Sith Emperor. Granted, this is not something he can use on a whim in battle, but it should still deserve a mention on his profile as it's no different from what he did on Nathema and Ziost.
Darth Traya, arguably among the wisest of all Star Wars characters, claimed that her apprentice Darth Nihilus could potentially drain the entire Galaxy of life; "when the Jedi are dead, he will feed on the Galaxy, the Republic, and eventually, consume the Sith as well". She also implied that Darth Nihilus' techniques were irresistible; "there are techniques within the Force against which there is no defense", which should be mentioned on his profile as a possible hax. While of course she might have exaggerated his power, we must keep in mind that she was a far more skilled, experienced and powerful Force user, but could still not prevent him from draining her of the Force. Furthermore, it has been said that Traya had discovered a ritual which allowed her to actually destroy the Force, a universal concept that even beings such as Abeloth and the Bedlam Spirits are subject to, by sacrificing herself. I don't know if suicide techniques are counted here, though it should still speak for her immense power.
I also believe Abeloth was mentioned as capable of wiping out all life in the Galaxy, but I don't have access to the source material at the moment.
Darth Sidious has been said to know every Force technique in history (except how to properly manipulate Midi-chlorians) and is frequently cited as the most powerful Sith in history, meaning he must also be capable of replicating similar feats of destruction.
From this, many Star Wars characters can be powerscaled:
Lord Vitiate is confirmed Galaxy level with his ritual
Darth Nihilus is likely Galaxy level with Force Drain via claims
Darth Traya is likely Galaxy level via powerscaling from Nihilus, possibly Universe level+ by sacrificing herself (via powerscaling from the Bedlam Spirits)
Reva is Galaxy level via powerscaling from Vitiate (comparable to Vitiate and could potentially have defeated him. Also more powerful than Traya or Nihilus)
Meetra Surik is Galaxy level via powerscaling from Nihilus, Traya and Revan (more powerful than the two former, and Traya - one of Revan's teachers - claimed that she was her most powerful student ever, meaning she is superior to Revan), possibly Universe level+ via claims (it was implied that Meetra Surik, much like Traya, could potentially have destroyed the Force as a concept).
Darth Sidious is Galaxy level via powerscaling from all of the above (the most powerful Sith in history)
Luke Skywalker is Galaxy level via powerscaling from Darth Sidious (most powerful Force user in history and managed to - albeit barely - defeat Abeloth)
Abeloth is Galaxy level via powerscaling (more powerful than Luke Skywalker and Darth Sidious, and any other mortal in the Galaxy)
The So is Galaxy level via powerscaling (comparable to Abeloth and more powerful than any mortal in the Galaxy, including Luke and Sidious)
Even if we discard the Galaxy level powerscaling, Abeloth and the Son must still be well above Solar System level via powerscaling from Naga Sadow (both are far more powerful than any mortal in the Galaxy). And via powerscaling, so is Luke Skywalker.
Before you respond, note that "it's too powerful" is not an acceptable argument. Huge power disparities within a franchise is not unheard of; just look at the Bedlam Spirits (who are actually not considered to be among the most powerful beings in the Galaxy). Unless someone can disprove all of the above with logical arguments, there is no valid reason for not updating the listed profiles.