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Well I wanted to ask for some opinions on this...
Destructive Capacity (DC)
Destructive Capacity is the term used to determine the amount of damage a character can produce. It is normally the deciding factor of VS matches along with Speed. It is measured in units of energy.
Attack Potency
An alternative word for Destructive Capacity which has more direct meaning. It literally means the amount of DC an attack can produce or is comparable to.
A character with a certain degree of attack potency can not necessarily cause destructive feats on that level, but can cause damage to characters that can withstand such forces.
Information
If you wish to know the equivalent prefix for a particular exponential value, please see this page.
A Foe is a unit used to measure the energy released by a supernova, and is equivalent to 1044 Joules.
Attack Potency Chart
Notes
Note 1:
The standard for Galaxy level is the GBE of the Milky Way Galaxy.
Note 2:
The upper end for Galaxy Level is the visible mass energy of the Milky Way Galaxy and the upper end for Galaxy Level+ is the total mass-energy of our galaxy, the Milky Way, including dark matter and dark energy.
Note 3:
The high end for Multi-Galaxy Level and low end for Multi-Galaxy Level+ is the total mass-energy of the Virgo Supercluster including dark matter.
Note 4:
The standard for Universe Level is the estimated total mass energy of the Observable Universe.
Note 5: The high end for Solar System Level is the energy required for a spherical blast to reach Pluto when it's at it's furthest away from the sun.
So what do ya guys think... One thing though I was hasty whiles making this so I don't know if the numbers are correct in some cases so I'd appreciate it if ya guys could check it up.
Destructive Capacity (DC)
Destructive Capacity is the term used to determine the amount of damage a character can produce. It is normally the deciding factor of VS matches along with Speed. It is measured in units of energy.
Attack Potency
An alternative word for Destructive Capacity which has more direct meaning. It literally means the amount of DC an attack can produce or is comparable to.
A character with a certain degree of attack potency can not necessarily cause destructive feats on that level, but can cause damage to characters that can withstand such forces.
Information
If you wish to know the equivalent prefix for a particular exponential value, please see this page.
A Foe is a unit used to measure the energy released by a supernova, and is equivalent to 1044 Joules.
Attack Potency Chart
Tier | Level | Energy in Joules | Energy in Tonnes of TNT Equivalent | Energy in Conventional Terms | Ratio of High End to Low End |
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9-C | Street Level | 102 to 1.8x103 | 2.39x10-8 to 4.3x10-7 | 100 Joules to 1.8 Kilojoules | 18x |
High 9-C | Street Level+ | 1.8x103 to 5x103 | 4.3x10-7 to 1.195x10-6 | 1.8 Kilojoules to 5 Kilojoules | 2.78x |
9-B | Wall Level | 5x103 to 4.184x106 | 1.195x10-6 to 10-3 | 5 Kilojoules to 0.001 Tons | 836.8x |
High 9-B | Wall Level+ | 4.184x106 to 2.092x107 | 10-3 to 5x10-3 | 0.001 Tons to 0.005 Tons | 5x |
9-A | Small Building Level | 2.092x107 to 2.092x108 | 5x10-3 to 5x10-2 | 0.005 Tons to 0.05 Tons | 10x |
High 9-A | Small Building Level+ | 2.092x108 to 1.046x109 | 5x10-2 to 2.5x10-1 | 0.05 Tons to 0.25 Tons | 5x |
8-C | Building Level | 1.046x109 to 8.368x109 | 2.5x10-1 to 2 | 0.25 Tons to 2 Ton | 8x |
High 8-C | Large Building Level | 8.368x109 to 4.6024x1010 | 2 to 11 | 2 Tons to 11 Tons | 5.5x |
8-B | City Block Level | 4.6024x1010 to 9.2048x1010 | 11 to 22 | 11 Tons to 22 Tons | 2X |
8-A | Multi-City Block Level | 9.2048x1010 to 9.2048x1011 | 22 to 220 | 22 Tons to 220 | 10x |
High 8-A | Multi-City Block Level+ | 9.2048x1011 to 4.184x1012 | 220 to 103 | 220 Tons to 1 Kiloton | ~4.54x |
Low 7-C | Small Town Level | 4.184x1012 to 2.42672x1013 | 103 to 5.8x103 | 1 Kiloton to 5.8 Kilotons | 5.8x |
7-C | Town Level | 2.42672x1013 to 4.184x1014 | 5.8x103 to 105 | 5.8 Kilotons to 100 Kilotons | ~17.24x |
High 7-C | Large Town Level | 4.184x1014 to 4.184x1015 | 105 to 106 | 100 Kilotons to 1 Megaton | 10x |
Low 7-B | Small City Level | 4.184x1015 to 2.63592x1016 | 106 to 6.3x106 | 1 Megaton to 6.3 Megatons | 6.3x |
7-B | City Level | 2.63592x1016 to 4.184x1017 | 6.3x106 to 108 | 6.3 Megatons to 100 Megatons | 15.873x |
7-A | Large City or Mountain Level | 4.184x1017 to 4.184x1018 | 108 to 109 | 100 Megatons to 1 Gigaton | 10x |
High 7-A | Large Mountain or Small Island Level | 4.184x1018 to 1.79912x1019 | 109 to 4.3x109 | 1 Gigaton to 4.3 Gigatons | 4.3x |
6-C | Island Level | 1.79912x1019 to 4.184x1020 | 4.3x109 to 1011 | 4.3 Gigatons to 100 Gigatons | 10x |
High 6-C | Large Island Level | 4.184x1020 to 4.184x1021 | 1011 to 1012 | 100 Gigatons to 1 Teraton | 10x |
Low 6-B | Small Country Level | 4.184x1021 to 2.9288x1022 | 1012 to 7x1012 | 1 Teraton to 7 Teratons | 7x |
6-B | Country Level | 2.9288x1022 to 4.184x1023 | 7x1012 to 1014 | 7 Teratons to 100 Teratons | 14.2857x |
High 6-B | Large Country Level | 4.184x1023 to 3.17984x1024 | 1014 to 7.6x1014 | 100 Teratons to 760 teratons | 7.6x |
Low 6-A | Small Continent Level | 3.17984x1024 to 5.56472x1024 | 7.6x1014 to 1.33x1015 | 760 teratons to 1.33 Petatons | 1.75x |
6-A | Continent Level | 5.56472x1024 to 4.184x1027 | 1.33x1015 to 1018 | 1.33 Petatons to 1 Exaton | 751.880x |
High 6-A | Large or Multi-Continent Level | 4.184x1027 to 1.238464x1029 | 1018 to 2.96x1019 | 1 Exaton to 29.6 Exatons | 29.6x |
5-C | Moon Level | 1.238464x1029 to 1.811672x1030 | 2.96x1019 to 4.33x1020 | 29.6 Exatons to 433 Exatons | 14.628378x |
High 5-C | Moon Level+/Small Planet Level | 1.811672x1030 to 2.393248x1032 | 4.33x1020 to 5.72x1022 | 433 Exatons to 57.3 Zettatons | ~13.233256x |
5-B | Planet Level | 2.393248x1032 to 2.393248x1033 | 5.72x1022 to 2.393248x1033 | 57.3 Zettatons to 573 Zettatons | 10x |
High 5-B | Planet Level+ | 2.393248x1033 to 1.12968x1034 | 2.393248x1033 to 2.7x1024 | 573 Zettatons to 2.7 Yottatons | 4.71x |
5-A | Large or Multi-Planet Level | 1.12968x1034 to 1.674x1037 | 2.7x1024 to 4x1027 | 2.7 Yottatons to 4 Ninatons | 1481.481 |
High 5-A | Large or Multi-Planet Level+ | 1.674x1037 to 1.254x1040 | 4x1027 to 2.998x1030 | 4 Ninatons to 2.998 Tenatons | 749.5x |
Low 4-C | Small Star Level | 1.254x1040 to 6.276x1041 | 2.998x1030 to 1.5x1032 | 2.998 Tenatons to 150 Tenatons | ~50x |
4-C | Star Level | 6.276x1041 to 1.464x1042 | 1.5x1032 to 3.5x1032 | 150 Tenatons to 350 Tenatons | 2.33x |
High 4-C | Large Star Level | 1.464x1042 to 5.706976x1044 | 3.5x1032 to 1.364x1035 | 350 Tenatons to 5.709 Foe | 389.959x |
4-B | Solar System Level | 5.709x1044 to 1.557x1045 | 1.364x1035 to 3.722x1035 | 5.709 Foe to 15.573 Foe | ~2.7278 |
High 4-B | Solar System Level+ | 1.557x1045 to 1.413x1049 | 3.722x1035 to 3.377x1039 | 15.573 Foe to 141.3 KiloFoe | ~9075x |
4-A | Multi-Solar System Level | 1.413x1049 to 1054 | 3.377x1039 to 2.39x1044 | 141.3 KiloFoe to 10 GigaFoe | ~70771 |
3-C | Galaxy Level | 1054 to 1058 | 2.39x1044 to 2.39x1048 | 10 GigaFoe to 100 TeraFoe | 10000x |
High 3-C | Galaxy Level+ | 1058 to 1059 | 2.39x1048 to 2.39x1049 | 100 TeraFoe to 1 PetaFoe | 10x |
3-B | Multi-Galaxy Level | 1059 to 1062 | 2.39x1049 to 2.39x1052 | 1 PetaFoe to 1 ExaFoe | 1000x |
High 3-B | Multi-Galaxy Level+ | 1062 to 1069 | 2.39x1052 to 2.39x1059 | 1 ExaFoe to 10 YottaFoe | 10000000x |
3-A | Universe Level | 1069 to Infinite | 2.39x1059 to Infinite | 10 YottaFoe to Infinite | NA |
Note 1:
The standard for Galaxy level is the GBE of the Milky Way Galaxy.
Note 2:
The upper end for Galaxy Level is the visible mass energy of the Milky Way Galaxy and the upper end for Galaxy Level+ is the total mass-energy of our galaxy, the Milky Way, including dark matter and dark energy.
Note 3:
The high end for Multi-Galaxy Level and low end for Multi-Galaxy Level+ is the total mass-energy of the Virgo Supercluster including dark matter.
Note 4:
The standard for Universe Level is the estimated total mass energy of the Observable Universe.
Note 5: The high end for Solar System Level is the energy required for a spherical blast to reach Pluto when it's at it's furthest away from the sun.
So what do ya guys think... One thing though I was hasty whiles making this so I don't know if the numbers are correct in some cases so I'd appreciate it if ya guys could check it up.