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The darkness in your soulNewendigo said:DMUA@ I was talking to Blue where the fack did you came from?
They'd still be solidly high in Tier 8 thanks to Thor creating tornadoes, him busting that ice and Hulk sinking an ice shelfNewendigo said:Tier 7 I will miss you.
Getting hammered to Tier 8 fodder.
1.Fragmentation is Thor destroying the rock, the KE is in addition because that shows how hard Thor wacked it. About amping, we can do a Tier 7 when amped or something like thatShadowWhoWalks said:The problem with the KE calc is:
1- Thor's attack was amped and we should use fragmentation. This has been elaborated upon already. Destruction calculations takes priority over KE calculations anyway.
2- It is arbitrary. The city was constantly being accelerated by the gravity engines up till it is capable of extinction-level impact. If Thor waited until the city is faster, and delivered the exact same amped AP, could the city potentially tank the AP just because it is moving faster downwards?
Thor wasn't dipped in the core of a star, he withstood the energy of Nidavellir as it was being magnified through what's essentially a Dyson's sphere. This isn't to say I agree with the original calc, however, just it's not Tier 8.ShadowWhoWalks said:Tanking the core of the sun has been calculated to be at Tier 8 (and Thor got charred to near death by the inferior neutron star). Of course, more often than not fiction is very... flexible when it comes to heat durability and damage, so it would be more of a feat for stars in the MCU than it is a feat for Thor, and practically we can only scale the neutron star's AP based on how hyped up it is.
Yes, it's in the novel and the scene is referenced in the filmInfiniteSped said:Is the ice Hulk feat even canon? Wasn't it a deleted scene?