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Infinity war part 1 thread (pre-emptive) f'ton of spoilers.
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@Agnaa They did not turn into nothingness, they turned into ash.
Anyway @Natse here are screenshots of Cap staggering Thanos.
Anyway @Natse here are screenshots of Cap staggering Thanos.
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I thought that ash vanished as well?
It was a gradual process with their body gradually turning into a much smaller mass of ash, and then that ash vanishing. At least, I didn't remember any piles of ash being left over or gripped by remaining characters.
It was a gradual process with their body gradually turning into a much smaller mass of ash, and then that ash vanishing. At least, I didn't remember any piles of ash being left over or gripped by remaining characters.
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When Bucky died, Cap walked near and knelt down. You can still see ash. Cap then puts his hand on the floor. While I'm uncertain, he might be picking up the ash. I can't see what he's doing, streamango is blurry.
When Spider-Man dies, Iron Man falls to the floor. He looks at his hand and wipes away something. It might be ash. Btw, we can still see ash in the background, implying the wind blew it away.
When Spider-Man dies, Iron Man falls to the floor. He looks at his hand and wipes away something. It might be ash. Btw, we can still see ash in the background, implying the wind blew it away.
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I didn't say he won't scale, just that he's not necessarily above Thor and Hulk. Thanos is only "At least Island level scaling from Thor and hulk after all. Thanos could also possibly acknowledging that Iron Man is a worthy opponent despite being from a lesser race (Thor did mention that tinkering with the tesseract means Earth is ready for a higher form of war, meaning, Earth never so much as register on anyone's threat radar). Not having watched rhe movie yet, did we even have a Thor vs thanos fight before Stormbreaker? Skill and variety is a massive thing to consider when they're not too huge apart in strength tiers, and Thor > Hulk in both regards (as is Iron man for the latter with his nanomachines, son).Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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I believe most of them died to Thanos' missile attack on the Statesman due to the ship's condition, but i can't be sure, it's possible the rest of Thanos' forces took care of them, since they are shown twirling their weapons around and scouting the bodies. Could be both, and likely is.
I believe most of them died to Thanos' missile attack on the Statesman due to the ship's condition, but i can't be sure, it's possible the rest of Thanos' forces took care of them, since they are shown twirling their weapons around and scouting the bodies. Could be both, and likely is.
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I didn't say he won't scale, just that he's not necessarily above Thor and Hulk. Thanos is only "At least Island level scaling from Thor and hulk after all. Thanos could also possibly acknowledging that Iron Man is a worthy opponent despite being from a lesser race (Thor did mention that tinkering with the tesseract means Earth is ready for a higher form of war, meaning, Earth never so much as register on anyone's threat radar). Not having watched rhe movie yet, did we even have a Thor vs thanos fight before Stormbreaker? Skill and variety is a massive thing to consider when they're not too huge apart in strength tiers, and Thor > Hulk in both regards (as is Iron man for the latter with his nanomachines, son).
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iron man did not use a piercing attack to make him bleed, he used a blunt strike.
if it was indeed piercing then the bloody scratch would have been longer. the blood from thanos head looks like a point, not a line.
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iron man did not use a piercing attack to make him bleed, he used a blunt strike.
if it was indeed piercing then the bloody scratch would have been longer. the blood from thanos head looks like a point, not a line.
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I'm gonna say I believe Thor scaling to the Infinity gauntlet with Stormbreaker is just wrong; like seriously it's a textbook case of PIS. Stormbreaker without a doubt amps Thor's strength, but to think it literally anps him by a factor of infinity is just ridiculous and on top of that would just create awful scaling issues in the future. Like just think about it, Captain Marvel has already been confirmed to be the most powerful mcu hero and we already know that the gauntlet has been taken out of the equation due to Thanos actions, so more than likely they'll be going against base Thanos in the next movie for a time and there is no way they are just gonna let him get stomped; everyone will face off against Thanos, he'll hold his own against the likes of Marvel and Thor- so what universal base Thanos? And what of Hulk when he comes back after what is obviously his current character arc? Extrapolating from what we've seen so far he's going to be stronger than we've ever seen him (just like everyone else) so what then universe level Hulk? And what if Iron man steps up his game again? U see where I'm going?
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Yes I'm predicting a physical confrontation with Thanos because that's generally how these movies work, Marvel movies are first and foremost action movies and hence are prone to combat. And prevention is better than remedy; y even subject ourselves to having to correct the scaling issues later when we can address them now by avoiding obvious issues?
Plus now that I think about it there is all of 1 universe level feat in the entire movie and it was that feat that broke the gauntlet, because a character is capable of universal level feats does not mean that every action they take will be equal to a universal level feat especially if they can only ever perform the feat once- as we see is the case with Thanos.
Plus now that I think about it there is all of 1 universe level feat in the entire movie and it was that feat that broke the gauntlet, because a character is capable of universal level feats does not mean that every action they take will be equal to a universal level feat especially if they can only ever perform the feat once- as we see is the case with Thanos.
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Only the weapon is 3-A, not Thor himself.
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@everyone Since I live in Hong Kong and Matthew Schroeder lives in Brazil, I'll be asleep when he creates that official thread. Can you guys do me a favour and post those suggestions to Matthew's thread? I don't want to wait another whole day for Matthew to reply. Thanks in advance.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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I don't think the meteors are MHS+ actually. Rewatching the scene Thanos usee the space stone to teleport all the meteors. So they were only moving fast enough to ignite the air in-atmosphere
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I'll do it .
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Thanks.
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No problem.
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There are 3 things important to remember.
- Thor was off the screened by Thanos
- When Thanos beat Hulk and Thor, he was wearing armor, unlike with Tony Stark.
- Captain America hit Thanos with his Vibranium shield, so, his AP would've been significantly higher, Likely City Level scaling from his old shield.
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It's already been proven. The Vibranium shields scale to his old shield.ByAsura said:
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Still impressive.
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I saw the movie. Thread will come later.
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Literally haven't seen the movie or read this thread. Are there new feats? I will watch later even if not, I'm just curious
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A ton.
I will also say that I disagree with most everyone here in the scaling proposals.
I will also say that I disagree with most everyone here in the scaling proposals.
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Here's what i can tell for Thanos in terms of DC
at least 7-B at base (Should be superior to the likes of Loki)
6-C With Power Stone (Stomped Post-sakaar Hulk and Full-power Thor)
5-C With 4 infinity stones (Ripped apart a Moon)
Unknown with all 6 (Wiped out half the universe)
at least 7-B at base (Should be superior to the likes of Loki)
6-C With Power Stone (Stomped Post-sakaar Hulk and Full-power Thor)
5-C With 4 infinity stones (Ripped apart a Moon)
Unknown with all 6 (Wiped out half the universe)
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Although I normally despite staff only threads, this may need to be one of those. So many people throwing around so many different suggestions that the two Infinity War threads aren't getting anywhere.Matthew Schroeder said:
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Thor's Star feat is 2.2968e24 Joules, btw.
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Did the OBD calculate it? I've been seeing talk of 5-A or even Low 4-C Thor, which I found to be an extremely massive jump
Did the OBD calculate it? I've been seeing talk of 5-A or even Low 4-C Thor, which I found to be an extremely massive jump
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That was based on faulty reasoning. A better way of quantifying it is this:
The neutron star in the Dwarf Realm clearly had what was a Dyson Sphere around it. As well as multiple Dyson Rings around that as well.
The dwarf says that Thor was tanking the full power of the star, which makes sense given the structures around it are designed to harness the full power of a star.
Dyson Spheres can harness the energy produced by a star's luminosity.
One solar luminosity equates to 3.828×10^26 Joules/s
The most famous Neutron Star, LGM-1, has a solar luminosity value of 0.006, or 2.2968e24 joules
We can safely say that that's the energy Thor would be tanking.
The neutron star in the Dwarf Realm clearly had what was a Dyson Sphere around it. As well as multiple Dyson Rings around that as well.
The dwarf says that Thor was tanking the full power of the star, which makes sense given the structures around it are designed to harness the full power of a star.
Dyson Spheres can harness the energy produced by a star's luminosity.
One solar luminosity equates to 3.828×10^26 Joules/s
The most famous Neutron Star, LGM-1, has a solar luminosity value of 0.006, or 2.2968e24 joules
We can safely say that that's the energy Thor would be tanking.
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@Matt It would be less than that; Thor wasn't tanking it all or else the metal wouldn't heat. His surface area isn't high enough to block the entire opening.
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So figure out the area of the blast vs Thor's surface area.
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Um @Matt, @Assalt do u mind dumbing down for the likes of myself who don't really get fancy numbers? Like where would that land on the attack potency scale?
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