Is Tanking an Attack a durability or endurance feat?

[CNBA3]

Just as the title says, does tanking an attack equate to durability or endurance?

 

[Da3ggman]

Depends on what you mean by "tank". If you mean the attack had no effect on the person, then it would be durability. If you mean "tank" as in "he tanked all of that damage and still kept going!", then it would be endurance.

Here's an example of tanking something durability wise vs Tanking something endurance wise.

 

[CNBA3]

Depends on what you mean by "tank". If you mean the attack had no effect on the person, then it would be durability. If you mean "tank" as in "he tanked all of that damage and still kept going!", then it would be endurance.

Here's an example of tanking something durability wise vs Tanking something endurance wise.

Okay, so if there is a damage that is only minuscule like a small bruise or small cut, is that still endurance?

 

[Da3ggman]

Okay, so if there is a damage that is only minuscule like a small bruise or small cut, is that still endurance?

If they don’t take any significant damage from the attack, then it can be used as durability, though I wouldn’t call it “tanking”.

 

[SheevShezarrine]

If they don’t take any significant damage from the attack, then it can be used as durability, though I wouldn’t call it “tanking”.

Tbh I would call that tanking, seeing as one of the most well-known examples in pop culture ("all that for a drop of blood") definitely shows Thanos basically eating hits with nothing more than a slight stun and a bit of annoyance, and never really being shown as being in danger

 

[CNBA3]

Okay, thank you guys for the clarity and thoughts on the matter.