New Project on AP, SPEED and LIFTING STRENGTH based on size

[ARCH0207]

It's very simple, this thread is about a character gaining AP, SPEED, and LIFTING STRENGTH due to their size, without needing to demonstrate a feat.
I'll give you an example for those who don't understand yet:
The Godzilla of the Monsterverse is 120 m tall, and if we don't count his feats and statements and only count what he can achieve with his size, it would be the following:
AP: Level 8-A
Size needed to achieve it: 96.93 meters is the minimum height required to achieve 8-A kinetic energy when running.
SPEED: Transonic
Size required to reach: 119.27 meters is the minimum height required to reach Transonic speed
LIFT: Class M
Size required to reach: 40.93123 meters is the minimum height required to achieve Class M lift
This would be the AP, SPEED, and LIFT of Godzilla from Monstervese if we did not take into account his feats and statements, and his size alone.
It is just an example.

 

[KLOL506]

@DontTalkDT

 

[Homie890]

So...does this means that characters that have large size 3 and above will be 8-a?

 

[ARCH0207]

So...does this means that characters that have large size 3 and above will be 8-a?

I think you're confused bro, I'll give another example bro, Ghidorah the rival of Godzilla is approximately 159 m tall. If you look up the AP, SPEED and LIFTING STRENGTH on the blog, it's close for Ghidorah in this case:
AP: Tier Low 7-C
Size Needed to Achieve: 153.70 meters is the minimum height required to achieve Kinetic Energy Low 7-C when running.
SPEED: Supersonic
Necessary Size to Achieve: 145.78 meters is the minimum height required to achieve supersonic speed
LIFTING STRENGTH: Class M
Necessary Size to Achieve: 40.93123 meters is the minimum height required to achieve a Class M lifting strength
This would be achieved by Ghidorah without feats or statements, just because of his size and no, they are not type 3 size but type 2, friend, type 3 are those that exceed 1000 m

 

[DontTalkDT]

I'm aware of the giantess calculator. The thing is that we don't accept the upscaling assumptions used in it.
By default we don't really accept that anything upscales except weight. Speed, strength etc. are assumed not to upscale. Case and point: Just because Godzilla is large, doesn't mean he can move at the speed of sound, since Godzilla's movement is typically depicted as covering less of his own body lengths over time than for a human.
See https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Large_Size_Calculations on circumstances were we allow upscaling and the formulas we use then.

 

[ARCH0207]

I'm aware of the giantess calculator. The thing is that we don't accept the upscaling assumptions used in it.
By default we don't really accept that anything upscales except weight. Speed, strength etc. are assumed not to upscale. Case and point: Just because Godzilla is large, doesn't mean he can move at the speed of sound, since Godzilla's movement is typically depicted as covering less of his own body lengths over time than for a human.
See https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Large_Size_Calculations on circumstances were we allow upscaling and the formulas we use then.

I just saw it and it's that he lacks lifting strength, I mean if he talks about it but there's no height chart, the type of strength is obtained

 

[DontTalkDT]

I just saw it and it's that he lacks lifting strength, I mean if he talks about it but there's no height chart, the type of strength is obtained

Because you can't figure out lifting strength from size. Being larger means you need to carry more of your own weight (which doesn't count towards lifting strength), but not that you can carry more extra weight beyond that.
Ultimately, he would need to be shown to lift something for his lifting strength to be determined.

 

[Arkansalter2]

I'm not sure if you guys can do that. Because if that was the case, The Iron Giant would be somewhere in class M. It would be NLF to assume that they can lift more that they have been shown.