Marvel Comics: Heralds Speed Revision.

[Excellence616]

Marvel Herald scaling is a mess. This thread is to upgrade High and Mid Herald speed as well as give each tier their own speed rating.

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The Upgrade
For Infinite speed:

• Thor crossed the universe in mere moments to answer a prayer | Thor God of Thunder 001
• Silver Surfer crossed the universe and crossed the universe in minutes.
• Thor can regularly travel across the universe or between the Nine Realms without the aid of the Bifrost in a very short amount of time. The Nine Realms are shown to be separate universes and with the them being spaced apart by an infinite distance

We accept universe in Marvel as infinite.

Note: Here, it says;

We consider the part of the Marvel universe that is possible for characters to travel within to have been proven to be finite, and to at the very least have a radius of 1 trillion lightyears.

While we accept traveling throughout the universe as only moving within a space of 1 Trillion Lightyears, we can't place that limit on the likes of Thor and Silver Surfer because these characters can consistently travel beyond 1 Trillion Lightyears. Silver Surfer can travel back and forth through time and also travel other universes with nothing but sheer speed. Same for Thor who can also consistently travel from universe to universe, realm to realm. Limiting them wouldn't make any sense to their feat. You have to prove that they are limited to 1 Trillion Light years


For MFTL+

• Ares fights with X-Man between moments in Planck time | Dark X-Men Vol. 1 #3

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Herald Speed Scaling would be like this:

Low 1-C (High Heralds)
Infinite: (Scaling from Base Thor and Peak Silver Surfer)​

3-C (Mid Heralds)
MFTL + (Scaling from the Planck speed feat of Ares and Nate)

5-B (Low Heralds)
Relativistic+ (Scaling from the Fantastic Four)

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Agree:

Neutral:

Disagree:

 

[Eseseso]

Infinite speed for Doctor Strange and a magic-amped Doctor Doom? Yes please!

Someone should make an actual calc for Ares and Nate fighting in Planck time.

 

[Theglassman12]

Could this here be argued for immeasurable speed? It kinda implies that he's warping space and time with raw speed alone to traverse the entire universe.