Megalodon vs Livyatan

[TugiaTheNarrator]

Both start 50 ft apart and are bloodlusted

Livyatan (Real World)

Livyatan melvillei, Livyatan, or sometimes called Leviathan, is a prehistoric sperm whale which lived approximately 13 million years ago during the Miocene Period. Tier: 9-B, higher via piercing damage Name: Livyatan melvillei Origin: The Real World Gender: Varies (Can be either male or female)...

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Megalodon

Megalodon was a species of giant shark that lived around the world from the late Oligocene to the early Pleistocene periods. The exact classification of Megalodon has been disputed for decades, mostly concerning whether it should be placed in the species Carcharodon megalodon (thus classifying...

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Megalodon: @Noneless21, @XSOULOFCINDERX, @Random-Helper323

Livyatan:

 

[Da3ggman]

Apparently new research has come out that would increase Megalodon’s size, so you might want to wait for someone to make a CRT about that.

 

[TugiaTheNarrator]

Apparently new research has come out that would increase Megalodon’s size, so you might want to wait for someone to make a CRT about that.

link? (I'm a sea animal fanatic and I wanna know)

 

[TugiaTheNarrator]

nvm I found it https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/11/scie...y how large megalodon was,80 feet (24 meters).

 

[Noneless21]

If Megalodon got buffed, Livyatan might lose against it

Also, following

 

[XSOULOFCINDERX]

Both get clapped by WWD Liopleurodon.

 

[TugiaTheNarrator]

More Real World calculations

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[XSOULOFCINDERX]

More Real World calculations

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These literally don't matter unless they're accepted, both on the blog and in a CRT. While I have no doubts the Megalodon is stronger than it is currently due to recent discoveries that's how our rules work.

 

[TugiaTheNarrator]

These literally don't matter unless they're accepted, both on the blog and in a CRT. While I have no doubts the Megalodon is stronger than it is currently due to recent discoveries that's how our rules work.

I'm just asking if someone wants to review my calc

 

[XSOULOFCINDERX]

I'm just asking if someone wants to review my calc

We have a calculation evaluation thread for that.

 

[TugiaTheNarrator]

We have a calculation evaluation thread for that.

Ik I used it but in the meantime while I'm waiting I wanted to see if I could get more ppl to review it

 

[Random-Helper323]

Based on what I know about both these creatures, the Megalodon was bigger and would generally win more often than not in a one-on-one.

 

[Noneless21]

looks like Megalodon still has his crown then

 

[TugiaTheNarrator]

Real World: Some Revisions

So this calculation I made was approved, so we should be able to upgrade the Megalodon's KE now. Another thing I wanna do is upgrade the Portuguese Man O War to 50 m instead of 30 m Next, I would like to talk about this page. According to here, the amount would actually be Large Mountain...

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Now my calcs are approved!

 

[XSOULOFCINDERX]

Real World: Some Revisions

So this calculation I made was approved, so we should be able to upgrade the Megalodon's KE now. Another thing I wanna do is upgrade the Portuguese Man O War to 50 m instead of 30 m Next, I would like to talk about this page. According to here, the amount would actually be Large Mountain...

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Now my calcs are approved!

You don't have any Staff votes on that CRT.

 

[TugiaTheNarrator]

You don't have any Staff votes on that CRT.

i do now and I've successfully added it to the profile

 

[Random-Helper323]

In all honesty, from what I know Megalodon was the top apex predator in the oceans in that time, while Levyatan was second from the top.

People might think of it as similar to the great white versus the orca or sperm whale, but some of the largest great whites on record were 21 feet long, while adult orcas exceed 30 feet, and adult sperm whales exceed 40 and even reach 50 feet.

Meanwhile Levyatan was similar to the modern sperm whale albeit a bit smaller at about 40 feet, while even conservative estimates of Megalodon estimate it exceeded 50 feet, with it often being treated as exceeding 60 or even 70 feet.

The size gap is a bit similar to the orca verses the great white, except in this case the shark is the bigger one, not the whale.