Certain resistances are very weird because having resistanc e to 100 Megavolts of energy doesnt mean becomign immune to it, so how would that work? If Ms Marvel was resistant to electricity up to X Megavolts and its it with X+10 Megavolts she would obviously be affected. The whole thing about resistant is about being higher than a human can withstand so it never made sense to me.
Resistances have limits, of course, but it's pretty common to have superhuman characters surviving attacks without actually being killed by them. In theory, every explosion packs heat, fire, sound, light etc.. but we don't give resistances to all of those to every character that survives point-blank or close range explosions with just superficial burns, unhurt eardrums, unhurt eye balls etc.., which should normally be damaged.
Same goes for all those characters who survive lightnings but also other elements, which should normally cause enormous damages to real humans, but they still take "generic damage" without dying or suffering realistic consequences.
I would say a resistance should have the narrative imply a character is actively resisting, ignoring or enduring the offense, and nost just survive, yet hurt.
I mean the size of the part of the body she hits others with, and not specifically the size of her body, a 20 meters sized fist would be stronger than a normal sized fist even if her body has the same size.
Sure, and that's natural, but her most impressive feats (against Super Skrull) is done while human-sized, so I wouldn't go that far as saying she varies in tier with sizeshifting. Theoretically all size and shapeshifters utilize their powers to increase their strength as well (unless specified their strength remains unaltered, ex: Piccolo from Dragon Ball), but it is taken into account but not to such degrees as to make them change tier altogether.
Most of her stories are about Kamala personally and not so much about villains or threats, most of the times she does a lot of stopping normal humans who commit crimes in Jersey City which obviously is not something we can scale her to, and the little times we see anything close to a villain it's a "1 time villain" that we don't really have anyway to scale.
Then I'd say At least High 8-C, possibly 5-B works, if hurting such a strong character doesn't go in contradiction with her general depictions.
You mean add a note saying she holds back?
A note or even just a mention in the AP or SPC sections, I think it's useful.
BTW that's not a fastball special it's a slingshot manuever, irrelevant.
Yeah, I couldn't quite remember the correct name and I hadn't the possibility to check the comic again in that moment..
The comic clearly shows that Minn-Erva is stronger and more powerful, but I think it at least makes it out that Kamala has some power that can dowscale from her otherwise she would have been defeated almost instantly, and Kamala and spidey's goal is about to protect the cacoon rather than defeat Minn-Erva that is left very clear. She is shown to be
capable of withstanding an attack from her and to fight her while spiderman is handling the cacoon, and
again showing Kamala holding back Minn-Erva from actually killing spidey, the only thing he can do is blind her with the cacoon,
little after Minn-Erva uses eye beams that instanly throw Spiderman out of combat with it's aftershock,
while Kamala is showing withstanding the beams directly
The scene to me still seems to portray them in roughly the same way, taking damage from her without anyon standing out particularly more than in the other in durability, but I guess it can sorta work for support, even though I don't really like it, since we're kinda manipulatin the context.
It's made with the soul stone so should at least be comparable with their weakest version, also he made a
thanos figure which can take attacks from Thor and Captain Marvel at the same time.
Maybe that can work as minor support as well.
