Am I missing something? I don't see a problem here.
Yes, he's capable of damaging him but not on equal footing. I don’t mind High 7-A+ or "at most" 6-C, just not 6-C because that implies he's completely equal with Thanos.
Yes, he tanked it with minor burns.
They're talking about how they aren't baseline High 7-A+, they'd be 493 megatons. Still High 7-A+ just not baseline
Yep
Yep but it's that's way less to then what bern made it out to be
We can see in the video that his arm is burned
Oh I see the confusion. To clarify, generally when a character is slightly above baseline and a weaker character, who back scales, would be the basline of the + in the former tier. For example: a character back scaling from an 8-B would be High 8-C+. + tiers have baselines too. To find them you have to add the highest and lowest AP value of said tier then divide by 2. For example: The lowest AP value of 8-C is 0.25 tons and the highest value is 2 tons. Baseline 8-C+ = (0.25+2)/2 = 1.125 tons.
In the first snap the gauntlet does minor damages to Thanos there are burns that go up his arm but that aren't the worst it's not nearly as bad as say the hulk
Thanos is 5.28 gigatons and for comparison thor is like 4.93 gigatons in his Awakened key and his endgame key is stronger than that
Hmm well Tony preformed better then Awakened Thor did, at least pre-Axe, but was clearly weaker then Thanos only “just” being able to draw his blood from a fairly small scratch after multiple attacks.
Yeah I fully agree with this
Guys like Thor actually scale to a lower 6-C value than Thanos just to let you know. Mainly Awakened Thor, who scales to an even more baseline feat than Thanos does.
I think this makes sense imo
That only has that AP scales to durability, not that durability scales to AP. You can be infinitely tougher than you are strong.
Awakened Thor's fight was entirely offscreen and occurred right after he had a long drawn out fight with Hela.
At most is fine if we're not going with Tier 7 scaling.
Again, IM can trade blows with Thanos and make him slightly bleed by cutting through his "near-impenetrable" skin with his battering ram thingies on his arms and legs, said battering ram surviving the recoil of said punches and kicks and basically being made of the same nanotech that Tony's suit is made of.
I’m talking other verses. Please do not take crossed out quotations seriously.
Granted it won't be the Thanos level of 6-C because his snap's value did not stop rising. It could very well be higher than the 5.236/5.836 gigaton (View's a bit fuzzy, it could be either) value for all we'd know.
That's correct but if someone upscales from a lower 6-C feat and downscales from a higher one, I'd call it consistent lol (and practically speaking you'd put him somewhere halfway between the 2 feats).
Awakened
Thanos's feat is on his durability section. Over 5 gigatons from the Snap's surge.
If after dozens of hits and multiple minutes of fighting, after Thanos had fought at least one person who also scales to to Tier 6 Iron Man barely gives him a single cut that instantly closes it isn't a feat. If anything its an anti-feat for Iron man. He's no where near comparable in IW.
If the AP rating is bunk so is the recoil scaling you're attempting to go with.
Well if that’s the case then 6-C is fine. IM > base Thor.
Again, the skin thing is support, the trading blows thing is the main part. You don't have to exactly draw blood to scale, staggering should do as well. Staggering and trading blows part is already in IM's profile IIRC.
Eh, the snap number was 5.836 gigatons which is barely above baseline, but it was rising and not stopping.
Staggering is not evidence of scaling with someone like Thanos. Everyone from Quill to Drax to Captain America to Spider-Man has staggered him. Its a non-feat.
Thanos was holding back against those dudes minus Strange and Iron Man.
You can't hold back durability. Moving Thanos just isn't a feat, anyone with enough strength can do so.
I just saw it, honestly cringe. Not that I disagree, but it's kinda disappointing when 5863 megetons of TNT is enough to wound Thanos
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And yet we make this assumption with comics. No reason to ignore it for the mcu
Tell me about it.I just saw it, honestly cringe. Not that I disagree, but it's kinda disappointing when 5863 megetons of TNT is enough to wound Thanos
That doesn't work here either, because comic Thanos can also be staggered by people like Captain America. Staggering someone isn't a feat in most comic mediums especially when they are shown to take zero damage from such an attack.
Not referring to thanos specifically, look at king thor. FFS, herald king thor got hurt by some random alien monkeys throwing rocks at him, because he didn't want to fight back.
