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I think we're scaling off these. High-End for former and Mid-End for later.Matthew Schroeder said:Use Infinite Mass Punch and the Surfer's feat.
This means nothing because there is a scan that shows SS was at the 7th planet in that system, and if we assume it is similar to our own system it would be at the distance of Uranus. I'll edit the calc not to only have uranus. In fact I believe he even travelled a bit further than that although admittedly there were no celestial bodies so it couldn't have been that much further.BruceTheBatman said:Back to Marvel
I believe that Surfer's 157 Foe end is the most consistent of the 3. He and Surfer aren't too far above Black Bolt (they are comparable, and Blackbolt's voice produces power comparable to the two of them, though he's way weaker otherwise). The feat seemed a bit casual (if angry) from what I can see in the images
Carol's Binary Form (7.3 KiloFoe) doesn't scale to anyone else as far as I'm aware, so no one else scales to that calc.
The high end for Thor and Beta Ray Bill's feat for Surter's portal was 22 Foe, which I believe is a good number for them since both used a lot of power to do so iirc
I have my doubts about Thor's dual Mjolnir feat that ended at 13.2 Kilofoe because of the only other time it happened being where Jane Foster beat a Skyfather with the same amp. It's also a
Thor restoring Arkon's planet's rings reinforces Thor/BRB's stats being around 300 foe, so that works IMO
No we do know how far away he was.Stefano4444 said:The 387 KiloFoe from Marvel also seen far too high compare with the other feats.
While is very possible that the planet was much further than what the low end suggest, it still the best choice since we just don't know how much exactly it was far to its star.
Wat? You you can accept the nigh on impossibility of multiple planets living in the same orbit, but you can't accept that rocky planets can exist in place of what should be has giants? You can't just suspend disbelief whenever you want to just the things you agree with.Stefano4444 said:RinkakuKagune
But all those planets seen to exist around the same orbit, is not like each of them were located in their own orbit as we see SS travel and surpass each one.
Having planet/dwarf planets coexisting in the same orbit is more likely to happen than having a rocky planet located in the same zone of gas giants, this if we assume that the solar system is similar to our own and if the planet was created naturally.RinkakuKagune said:Wat? You you can accept the nigh on impossibility of multiple planets living in the same orbit, but you can't accept that rocky planets can exist in place of what should be has giants? You can't just suspend disbelief whenever you want to just the things you agree with.