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Hm. That experience was what I was relying on for my vote.
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I had to do it. Baby Groot VS Baby Yoda.
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Pretty much. It seems to be his absolute limit considering he passes out afterwards.Zark2099 said:
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Yeah... I'll vote Groot then, Baby Yoda's force application isn't significant and severely drains his stamina, while Groot has elasticity that can still grab and throw about Yoda whilst being restrained, so.
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Dude
The Child lifted a giant bull rhino monster, I'm sure he can lift a piece of oak that can fit in your hand
The Child lifted a giant bull rhino monster, I'm sure he can lift a piece of oak that can fit in your hand
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Um, I didn't disagree he wouldn't pick Groot up. I said it would knock him out if he were to do this for extended periods of time and Groot can still probably use his elasticity to grab and oneshot Yoda.
Child's best bet here seems to be just to tear apart Groot into pieces, otherwise I don't think he can overcone the regen
Child's best bet here seems to be just to tear apart Groot into pieces, otherwise I don't think he can overcone the regen
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Could Yoda just BFR him by yeeting him away with the force?
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I entered this thread expecting a bit of a debate, I mostly expected plenty of meme-ing considering the topic.
Instead I find that a good portion of the thread is dedicated to describing plant ****. I feel like I shouldn't be surprised, but yet I am
Instead I find that a good portion of the thread is dedicated to describing plant ****. I feel like I shouldn't be surprised, but yet I am
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Eh, it's not like we've seen him yeeting, and I don't even think it's that strong for him either.
Like, remember how much effort it took for Luke to pick up the lightsaber in Empire Strikes Back? Child is more adept than that, sure, but I still wouldn't think he'd pull off yeeting Groot hard enough to BFR him. That'd be like, throwing him across three states...
Honestly... this is feeling kinda stompish given how weak his Force use is. Maybe I'm downplaying though...
Like, remember how much effort it took for Luke to pick up the lightsaber in Empire Strikes Back? Child is more adept than that, sure, but I still wouldn't think he'd pull off yeeting Groot hard enough to BFR him. That'd be like, throwing him across three states...
Honestly... this is feeling kinda stompish given how weak his Force use is. Maybe I'm downplaying though...
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Actually, where does Baby Yoda overpower a Mudhorn? Because in the clip, he lifts it, which doesn't translate to him being comparable to the beast
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No, but the problem is he doesn't even restrain it in the clip, he just picks it up
I can calculate the energy used in picking him up, and we can scale to that, sure, but idk, scaling him to the mudhorn with that is non-sensical
I can calculate the energy used in picking him up, and we can scale to that, sure, but idk, scaling him to the mudhorn with that is non-sensical
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He lifts the mudhorn up to knee length of the Mandalorian.
Pedro Pascal is 1.8 metres, and the knee to height ratio is 30%, so the distance mudhorn is lifted, is 0.54 m
Weight of a mudhorn is assumed to be the same as a male white rhinocerous, 2300 kgs
So PE = mgh = 2300 x 9.8 x 0.54 = 12171.6 Joules, Street level+.
Yeah... downgrades are in order, lemme just convert this into blog format
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No, I've got to make a user blog and get it approved before a calc me,ber before adding anything
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Ah, movies, where it is easier to calculate this kinda thing because we actually know the heights of these people!
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Apparently lightsabers are really heavy, and Jedi tend to control them with the Force. Groot's basically just a sentient piece of driftwood.Zark2099 said:
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BFR still requires you to slingshot someone thousands of kilometres away, so no
Also a lightsaber still isn't 50,000 times heavier than Groot, at ridiculously absolute best, it's like 10 times
Also a lightsaber still isn't 50,000 times heavier than Groot, at ridiculously absolute best, it's like 10 times
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Last time I checked, Central Park wasn't thousands of kilometres
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..?
Last time I recall, Standard Battle Assumptions states the condition for a BFR is that the enemy should be out of the battle for an entire week, and you can very obviously cover Central Park in a week.
The point of the BFR is you're throwing him outside of the entirety of New York, or basically the entire East Coast
Last time I recall, Standard Battle Assumptions states the condition for a BFR is that the enemy should be out of the battle for an entire week, and you can very obviously cover Central Park in a week.
The point of the BFR is you're throwing him outside of the entirety of New York, or basically the entire East Coast
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He could just throw him out over and over again
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Either that or, as you said, he could tear Groot apart
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Child has a limited and hell, weak at that, stamina, so no. Groot can outlast him thanks to his regen.
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Well, so can Groot slap him with his Elasticity, and has he even torn someone apart yet?
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No. However, other Force users have.
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That doesn't really justify Baby Yoda using it in character before tiring out, or whether if he knows or is capable of it...
This is feeling like a stomp ngl...
This is feeling like a stomp ngl...
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Also, Force Stasis can incap opponents.
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They're both bloodlusted.
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Also, Groot then extends and oneshotsZark2099 said:
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The Child can influence the extended arm, too
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Explain to me how he gets past the mid regen, keeping in mind he hasn't even been shown to know or even pull off half the abilities you're listing.
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Has baby yoda shown the ability to do that?
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By incapping him instead of killing him
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How? Also, they're bloodlusted, so noBigSmoke4269 said:
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Force Stasis
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Bloodlust prevents incapacitation?
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WHEN DOES HE SHOW THAT?
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