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Is it not good but not bad either like moon knight?
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MCU Phase 5 General Discussion Thread
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Liked it more than Moon Knight
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Almost finished just need to add references
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Sanctuary II
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I found another statement on Jabari wood that comes from Hannah Beachler, the production designer of the Black Panther movies:
“In M’Baku’s throne room, the wood walls you see as you enter the room are done using the Japanese technique, Shou Sugi Ban. It’s a process that involves charring a wood surface to render it a deep charcoal black, making it weatherproof,” Beachler explains. “In our story, the Jabari tribe do not use the metal resource vibranium. In their region, the earth is saturated with vibranium dust, making the trees as strong and powerful as the metal when the wood is burned. This more organic technology is shown in the burnt wood of this particular set.”
“In M’Baku’s throne room, the wood walls you see as you enter the room are done using the Japanese technique, Shou Sugi Ban. It’s a process that involves charring a wood surface to render it a deep charcoal black, making it weatherproof,” Beachler explains. “In our story, the Jabari tribe do not use the metal resource vibranium. In their region, the earth is saturated with vibranium dust, making the trees as strong and powerful as the metal when the wood is burned. This more organic technology is shown in the burnt wood of this particular set.”
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Unfortunately it will be up to the courts to decide whether this is true or not
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In other Kang-related news:
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I wonder if it be worth calculating the regular missiles.
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Could we assume that Nebula (and most other GOTG members by extension) scales to Class 100 LS for tearing off Bucky's arm?
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Couldn't we use this calc for the Casket of Ancient Winters? The current one in the profile isn't even evaluated
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I don't see a calc on it's page
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It was this one
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How does that work exactly? Tearing off a limb from a person means you scale to said person's overall Lifting Strength?
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We can also use this for the Casket: a guidebook states that it is a powerful weapon of mass destruction and another one states it can send an entire world into an ice age
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Why exactly? Wouldn't all Nebula have to do is pull on the Vibranium Arm then the titanium port where the arm is inserted into would just break? Since only the arm is Vibranium and the port or Bucky's chest piece is still the same titanium?
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Though he is notably stronger than the likes of Nebula, Drax was also somewhat able to wrestle with the Cloak of Levitation, which seems to be able to scale to Spider-Man in LS (As a note, the Cloak could probably benefit from getting more detail on Strange's profile, if not its own profile), so Class 100 GOTG does seem to have some support.
Unless I'm looking at it wrong, isn't that over 2.8 exatons? Which is also well above the new cap for Asgard's destruction?
EDIT: I definitely looked at it wrong.
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Ah, I managed to miss that bit somehow. I wonder how we'll reconcile those results with Hela describing the Casket as weak.
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More or Less a Stop-Gap or Prototype Arm Mount
Finished Product or Finalized Arm Mount
The Wakandans just modified or placed an add-on to Bucky's chest piece to be able to connect with the Vibranium Arm.
Finished Product or Finalized Arm Mount
The Wakandans just modified or placed an add-on to Bucky's chest piece to be able to connect with the Vibranium Arm.
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Not really sure but i feel like Spider-Man being in the air probably gave the cloak a bit of an edge here
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Both probably
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I checked a thread and the main problem with the Casket is that its Ice Age feat seems to have an unknown timeframe
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That wouldn't scale to physicals, and is there any evidence that they're above that?
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Hela considers the Casket weak so her power should scale above it
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Which thread? Because I’m pretty sure the Hela scaling has been brought up a few times
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Here, I don't know if it was discussed in more threads
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Awesome nice work
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Didn’t we have another thread when we tried to upgrade the mcu to high 6-a?
I guess
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Here, but nothing about the Casket was discussed there
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Ok fair enough, but while we are discussing past threads do you happen to know we’re the whole surtur prophecy thing was rejected?
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Not sure how helpful it is for determining a planetary timeframe, but according to the Thor junior novel, the Casket of Ancient Winters can cause instant, never-ending winters:
Granted, it might be a bit of a moot point if that High 6-A version of the Jotunheim feat can get accepted.
Granted, it might be a bit of a moot point if that High 6-A version of the Jotunheim feat can get accepted.
