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Ninjago Star Tiering and Possible New Value

The point is still the same, though. It's not an entirely new scene, it’s just a summary of what Wu said… so nah
This wouldn't scale to physical stats since Nadakhan's wishes are not a UES.
From the Creation Feats page in the wiki
It still shows that stellar feats are a thing in Ninjago, and your argument relies on "OUTLIER!!!1!!!" yappery. 2 is already more than enough, as I gave examples with Gravity Falls and Wander over Yonder who haev only 1 feat that matches the tier, and this is just a supportive of the 4-C feats in Ninjago...
Nadakhan at the time is amped by EPs who have a UES + Pretty sure Djinns magic is shown weaker when physically injured, which would imply UES
Meh, Nadakhan created it via Djinn Magic, not EPs, and the reason he was weaker is because Widow Tiger’s Poison was magic-draining iirc, so I don’t really think so
 
2 is already more than enough, as I gave examples with Gravity Falls and Wander over Yonder who haev only 1 feat that matches the tier
From the page on outliers
1) Is it a big jump or drop in power? If a character with several city destruction feats is shown to be able to destroy a mountain, we cannot necessarily consider it as an outlier, for the reason that the jump between tiers is not extreme enough to be so
Neither of the examples you gave have an extreme jump in power since:
1. Gravity Falls has multiple wall level, small building level and building feats. The jump from these feats to city block is not large enough to warrant it being an outlier
2. Wander over Yonder has many planetary to stellar statements, planetary feats and a brown dwarf level feat, a jump to star level here is not extreme enough for it to be considered an outlier.

While the jump in Ninjago is from Tier 7/Tier 8 feats (Multi City-Block, Town and Large Town level feats) to 4-C (Star Level) which is a massive jump that relies on 2 feats one of which is a Pocket Dimension creation feat which should be analyzed case-by-case in order to accommodate for the possibility of outliers, PIS and inconsistencies... and the other feat is the Golden Weapons feat which is already in question from previous arguments in the thread (There's also a 6-A statement but it's very vague and comes from a magazine and probably shouldn't be used as I indicated earlier and even if it were to be used it wouldn't change anything about 4-C scaling since it's still a massive jump in power)

Now it's up to staff members to consider whether star level is an outlier or not.
 
Maybe can you agree with "Possibly 4-C"?
He agree with 4-C, so is would be not possibly but Pilots characters would be 6-A but if he agree with TGW feat to be possibly so Pilots characters like Samukai, Lord Garmadon (Pre-Realm of Madness), Clouse (Serpentine War Arc) would be 6-A, possibly Low 4-C.
 
He agree with 4-C, so is would be not possibly but Pilots characters would be 6-A but if he agree with TGW feat to be possibly so Pilots characters like Samukai, Lord Garmadon (Pre-Realm of Madness), Clouse (Serpentine War Arc) would be 6-A, possibly Low 4-C.
I talking about possibly 4-C for main cast
 
1. Gravity Falls has multiple wall level, small building level and building feats. The jump from these feats to city block is not large enough to warrant it being an outlier
Jump from 9-B to 9-A to 8-C to 8-B is pretty big.
2. Wander over Yonder has many planetary to stellar statements, planetary feats and a brown dwarf level feat, a jump to star level here is not extreme enough for it to be considered an outlier.
I see only one planetary feats on the page and no other. It’s a huge jump from 10-B to Tiers 5-4. And Ninjago has multiple Star level feats regardless.

Anyways, I probably won’t be bothered by this anymore. I said everything I wanted and needed to. If 4-C gets rejected, I will just push to 10-B by the same logic, and just finally leave Ninjago alone on this website.
 
I see only one planetary feats on the page and no other. It’s a huge jump from 10-B to Tiers 5-4.
We're derailing but this is just wrong
Spaceman's said neutral towards disagree on GWs but agree on Wu's Dimension Feat
I asked for clarification because he said he agrees with Wu's dimension feat but doesn't agree with upscaling the main cast which could mean that he agrees with the feat itself but not characters scaling to it. More clarification is always better.
 
It's been a while since I read this, is there any proof that the character who created the star can use the same amount of energy in his attacks?
 
UES is literally about the fact that all your attacks have the same energy, otherwise there is no reason for its existence, lol.
Do we really work like this? If so, the part of the creation page where it says he needs to channel a similar amount of energy or greater to scale to his physiques doesn't make sense.
 
Do we really work like this? If so, the part of the creation page where it says he needs to channel a similar amount of energy or greater to scale to his physiques doesn't make sense.
Maybe read the page a little better?
In order to apply to a character's capacity to harm other characters, that is their usual Attack Potency, their Creation has to be connected to their other abilities. Often that is due to a common energy system, in which the same energy used for creation is used for attacks.
 
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