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Just got back from seeing the movie, so here's a discussion thread for it.
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That's good to hear I haven't really been too excited for MCU stuff for a while but guardians i want to see9/10, I definitely enjoyed it
You planning on making the page?Adam Warlock scaling notes:
- Bullrushed Rocket through multiple walls, though failed to cause notable injury with this. Later pretty much oneshot Rocket with an energy blast.
- Easily overpowered Nebula once he got into close range, leaving her mangled (though still able to twist her body back into place shortly afterwards). Nebula was only really able to pose a threat to Adam with her upgraded arm, which blasted him back mid charge in cannon form, and pierced through his torso in blade form.
- Briefly got restrained by Groot before overpowering him, smashing him against the sides of buildings, and eventually tearing off his head.
- Easily broke Mantis's arm
- Was mostly just annoyed by Star-Lord's Quad Blasters.
- Initially struggled with Drax before overpowering him and beating him into the ground before Nebula intervened.
- Casually reduced a Ravager to a skeleton with an energy blast.
- Overpowered and tore the head off Warpig, who Gamora was struggling against.
If PETA showed the scene of Lyla dying in their commercials im sure they would get more votes and less animals killedThis movie hit me in the feels man, it was basically a PETA commerical done right + Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 3
YupIf PETA showed the scene of Lyla dying in their commercials im sure they would get more votes and less animals killed
Probably not, but I'd hope that getting scaling sorted out can at least make it easier for someone to make it.You planning on making the page?
By those notes the only scaling is 7-C which is a low end since he was handling all the guardians fairly easy.Probably not, but I'd hope that getting scaling sorted out can at least make it easier for someone to make it.
I was surprised that they really died by the end of the movie when he is about to enter the room where his friends were i really thought they would be alive thereJames Gunn basically went "Here's a bunch of characters you'll really care about and I'll set up a spin-off where they cruise across the universe with Rocket and... oops they're dead"
Wut? It was pretty clear that they died on the spot lol.I was surprised that they really died by the end of the movie when he is about to enter the room where his friends were i really thought they would be alive there
But they were made, i thought they would came back againWut? It was pretty clear that they died on the spot lol.
I have problems with the planet level ship, it was a chain reaction not the ship actually exploding the planet, as far as i remember they didnt even showed the planet actually destroyed so at best would be multi continentalAs far as I can tell, GotG 3 has three good feats all related to High Evolutionary:
1. When High Evolutionary launched his ship, it fully blew up Counter-Earth. Which by definition is the same size as Earth. So that's a straight planet bust, done onscreen in real-time. No flashback, no mere statement. We saw it happen.
2. When Star-Lord ordered Kraglin to fire the Celestial eye of Knowhere, that shot eventually blew up High Evolutionary's ship. By chain reaction, sure. But there was no Death Star-like design flaw weak spot. So, a planet-level feat.
3. Cosmo the Good Dog held both Knowhere and High Evolutionary's ship in position to create an airtight seal for the rescued kids and animals to run through, for several minutes. Knowhere itself is at least city-level in mass.
Why is 2. planet level?As far as I can tell, GotG 3 has three good feats all related to High Evolutionary:
1. When High Evolutionary launched his ship, it fully blew up Counter-Earth. Which by definition is the same size as Earth. So that's a straight planet bust, done onscreen in real-time. No flashback, no mere statement. We saw it happen.
2. When Star-Lord ordered Kraglin to fire the Celestial eye of Knowhere, that shot eventually blew up High Evolutionary's ship. By chain reaction, sure. But there was no Death Star-like design flaw weak spot. So, a planet-level feat.
3. Cosmo the Good Dog held both Knowhere and High Evolutionary's ship in position to create an airtight seal for the rescued kids and animals to run through, for several minutes. Knowhere itself is at least city-level in mass.
Why would that happen?But they were made, i thought they would came back again
I dont know i guess i expected some good ending for Rocket since this was supposed to be the end for the guardians.Why would that happen?
This is literally the best ending he could have realistically gotten lolI dont know i guess i expected some good ending for Rocket since this was supposed to be the end for the guardians.
I'll have to wait for more movie shots to emerge but there is a scene from space of Counter-Earth blowing up. Until then, multiple external sources also have the same perspective:I have problems with the planet level ship, it was a chain reaction not the ship actually exploding the planet, as far as i remember they didnt even showed the planet actually destroyed so at best would be multi continental
Basic scaling. If High Evolutionary's ship can blow up an Earth-sized planet simply by moving, destroying that ship with an external attack (not an internal bomb, short circuit, nuclear meltdown, etc.) must require more power than High Evolutionary's ship generates by moving.Why is 2. planet level?
Replaced. Should work now.Broken link, replace static with vignette
Thats small expected more from an head of celestialApparently Knowhere is three miles wide, which might be useful information to have.
I don't think the planet blew up by the ship moving. It seemed to me like he just set off a bunch of explosions across the surface.Basic scaling. If High Evolutionary's ship can blow up an Earth-sized planet simply by moving, destroying that ship with an external attack (not an internal bomb, short circuit, nuclear meltdown, etc.) must require more power than High Evolutionary's ship generates by moving.
Nobody in the movie mentioned any explosive devices being placed in various spots on Counter-Earth, and the movie does not show any explosive devices. What the movie does show is that the vast majority of High Evolutionary's city-sized ship was buried underground. The ship took off and then the planet started exploding, as the city-sized ship burst out of the ground with the speed and power to achieve interstellar blast off.I don't think the planet blew up by the ship moving. It seemed to me like he just set off a bunch of explosions across the surface
I don't, but here's a scene of Adam flying as the planet starts to explode:Does anyone have a clip of the scene so that we can actually determine what happens?