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The sounds more like a hyperbole then an actual comment on how strong he isFound it, Malcolm Spellman called Thor a world-shaker
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The sounds more like a hyperbole then an actual comment on how strong he isFound it, Malcolm Spellman called Thor a world-shaker
Ok it's South Dakota (from the Mojave Desert statement) which has a length of 610 km. So a blast diameter of 305 km. That would be 13250000 megatons based on our good old nuke calculator.
Thanks for the calculation, it's incredibly consistent with Captain Marvel's Core smash.13.25 teratons. You're welcome.
Ok cool, I guess now we’re probably going to need to add energy absorption to carol profile and change some other stuffYes, but Thor novelization indeed says his blow shook the planet
Assuming Mariah was talking about minimising the max destruction, an explosion to have a widespread explosion radius of 1500 kilometres would be 10550000 megatons. 10.55 teratons. . Damn such a consistent episode.Also further into it, SHIELD decided to take the battle to Siberia because only a place that big would be able to endure it. Siberia has a length of 3000 kilometres.
But MCU's alternate universes are the same characters. It's very much explained. Prime Universe Captain Marvel and What If Captain Marvel are the same peopleAs before, we're not scaling prime universe versions of characters to their alternate universe versions. MCU Captain Marvek doesn't get to backscale to What If Marvel.
Or you know.... it's just that nothing lives there so they don't need to worry about collateral damage. We've seen MCU nukes in What If Episode 8 and they're not 6-B.Assuming Mariah was talking about minimising the max destruction, an explosion to have a widespread explosion radius of 1500 kilometres would be 10550000 megaton
They're not. Divergent timeliness can happen thousands of years in the past and have radically shifting power levels. Unless they interact there's no recursive scaling.But MCU's alternate universes are the same characters. It's very much explained
I don't think they're actually going to use those calc's to back scale CM and have the calc's like on her profile at least that's not what I think is going to happen I assume the CM feats are to show that 6-B level of power from 2 captain marvel's who have no difference in self from their mainline counterpartsAs before, we're not scaling prime universe versions of characters to their alternate universe versions. MCU Captain Marvek doesn't get to backscale to What If Marvel.
We'll actually have a better look at it on the 12 since captain marvel's IMAX movie version will be available on Disney plusAlso in the first CM movie, she flew through an explosion that was visible from space
For our current standards. I am thinking in making a revision to change that, considering that I don't agree with this principle.As before, we're not scaling prime universe versions of characters to their alternate universe versions. MCU Captain Marvek doesn't get to backscale to What If Marvel.
Regarding this, we know that the Nexus Event in Ultron's timeline happened during the Age of Ultron movie, meaning that the Captain Marvel of that episode is basically identical to the one we know.They're not. Divergent timeliness can happen thousands of years in the past and have radically shifting power levels. Unless they interact there's no recursive scaling.
I mean the change to Thor only really changed his personality, power wise his about the sameFor our current standards. I am thinking in making a revision to change that, considering that I don't agree with this principle.
Regarding this, we know that the Nexus Event in Ultron's timeline happened during the Age of Ultron movie, meaning that the Captain Marvel of that episode is basically identical to the one we know.
But for the one of Thor's episode I agree, considering that the Nexus Event happened thousands of years before. Still, it's an interesting feat that makes the rating more consistent.
At 1:08 mark. The explosion takes place at cloud level and is visible from Ronan's ship which is in space.
The Nexus event was actually even earlier than that. Thanos had gotten the remaining Infinity Atones much earlier and more importantly we know from Episode 9 every stone's is different for each universe. It's entirely possible CM in Ultron's TL got a bigger boost from the Space Stone than the main version.Regarding this, we know that the Nexus Event in Ultron's timeline happened during the Age of Ultron movie, meaning that the Captain Marvel of that episode
I agree and I think that there would be no problem in scaling them too, but I understand Qawsedf's logic.I mean the change to Thor only really changed his personality, power wise his about the same
The Nexus Event is a single event that changes the course of the events, and as the Watcher said the Nexus Event of that timeline was Ultron being able to enter Vision's body.The Nexus event was actually even earlier than that. Thanos had gotten the remaining Infinity Atones much earlier and more importantly we know from Episode 9 every stone's is different for each universe. It's entirely possible CM in Ultron's TL got a bigger boost from the Space Stone than the main version.
It looks like it would at best be like multi city block lvl but the planet in the background looks like it has a hole in it
It's in a straight line with the carving of the energy blast that Strange blocked, and both the carvings have the same purple energy glow that Dormammu's blast left.It looks like it would at best be like multi city block lvl but the planet in the background looks like it has a hole in it
Ok I watched the scene. The blast went through the planet in the background. Strange was far stronger by the time the duel ended because the loop played for millions of times according to WoG
You're gonna get really low results as iirc, Jotunheim is quite small and is pretty hollowYes, but Thor novelization indeed says his blow shook the planet
It is?Jotunheim is quite small
According to this calculation, Jotunheim is compared to EuropaIt is?
There’s no source that actually backs it up in the blogAccording to this calculation, Jotunheim is compared to Europa
So the calculation is invalid?There’s no source that actually backs it up in the blog
I guess soSo the calculation is invalid?
Some dude there called Podonklos had issues with that calc, not sure if those issues are correct to begin with.
Honestly just picked the first High 6-B Tesseract calc I found. Dunno if that's even the right one lolSome dude there called Podonklos had issues with that calc, not sure if those issues are correct to begin with.
prolly should ask Spino again in that case.Should we try redoing it again just to be safe?
I actually compared them because a real life scientist compared them.According to this calculation, Jotunheim is compared to Europa
Do you have a source?I actually compared them because a real life scientist compared them.
Enceladus is also a ball of ice and is only 0.0395 the size of Earth and 0.000018 times as massiveOk I couldn't find it, but I think it was more of a general comparison, because both the places are just balls of ice