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Wow a low 2-C got hurt by low 2-C...crazy if you ask me
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I know right, it's just unbelievable. I can't believe Bowser, the Low 2-C character, got harmed by Low 2-C energy. It's just mindblowingWow a low 2-C got hurt by low 2-C...crazy if you ask me
Damn bro, it's almost like the Lumas transforming into galaxies is their energy output, and the Power Stars are used as energy. Just crazy man..."Comparable to Lumas, which are capable of turning into Power Stars and galaxies"
Again, severely lacking context. The lumas magically transforming into galaxies applicable in combat. They don't have galaxy level offensive attacks. They're not throwing galaxy level punches or ki blasts at anything. They just magically transform into galaxies and can transform back. Not to mention that not every luma is even capable of turning into galaxies. Some simply turn into planets or comets. Mario and Bowser having Power Stars or whatever does not mean they scale to this special ability that they do not possess. Mario and Bowser cannot magically transform into galaxies. Only certain lumas can. This should go without saying, but we don't list a superpower on someone's profile if they do not have that superpower. Mario and Bowser do not have shapeshifting nor can they magically turn their bodies into galaxies. Again, you don't powerscale a special ability to someone who does not possess said ability.
Literally everyone and everything survived the universe reset, because guess what, the universe was reset. That isn't a feat for Bowser anymore than it is for the insects or grass.
Wha......The universe was reset
Everyone surviving the reset because it's a reset
They aren't? But idk man, the last thread had multiple staff agreements, including Medeus and Gyro, which is why it got through. Oh well...The Grand Stars and the lumas are not agreed upon. Dino and Medeus has already mentioned several flaws with rating individual ones as Galaxy/Universe level.
And of course that will inevitably take some of the feats off of Mario and Bowser's profile.
I also agree with this. There is literally not a single statement in the entire game that says "Power Stars are superior to the lumas that can turn into galaxies." There's just Rosalina saying "Some lumas become planets, some become comets and a few become Power Stars." (Notice how galaxy isn't even mentioned in this line and yet somehow it's the proof that Power Stars are superior to galaxy spawning lumas)What says Power Stars take or have more energy than a Galaxy? I don't think it's a definitive thing unless there is a statement or showing that clearly shows Power Stars are the greatest thing a Luma can become.
Yes but what I am saying is that verses got downgraded due to the premise of dimensional tiering and not being able to divide infinity. If we really accept this, then many of those verses (like Bleach) will have to be brought up again. This is an insane double standard and there needs to be a decision on it. Also, Spirit Bombs could easily just be 3D at most, meaning they don't actually qualify for infinity.Also yes it should go without saying but if it takes a collective group of something to perform a feat, then the individuals do not get scaled to said feat.
"But a millionth of infinity is still infinity"
The vast majority of fiction does not run on dimensional tiering logic, and also it is a very common thing for a collective group's power to be exponentially greater than the sum of its parts. We're not gonna upgrade Dragon Ball civilians just because they can contribute somewhat to a Spirit Bomb.
And what are the contradictions? You said "There's millions of Lumas that stopped the collapse", but infinity divided by a few million is still Low 2-C energy. And it's been well applied on that Bleach thread that the Reio remnants were divided into multiple smaller pieces, with Kukui arguing that dividing Low 2-C is Low 2-C. It was argued last time in the Low 2-C Mario thread, where the opposition argued that Bowser touching a portion of the energy contradicted the feat, while the Low 2-C side argued that you (again) can't divide infinity. Those two threads were accepted.It's not a double standard if Power Stars and Lumas wouldn't receive the rating for reasons similar to those verses'. In fact, it just reinforces said standards of this site if they are exempt from it and proves that just simply being involved in a Low 2-C feat doesn't grant you the rating if their are too many conditions against it. This is nothing but an attempt to flex the verse.
You don't understand. By your logic a regular civilian provided 1/billionth of the energy behind a 4-A attack, which means we must upgrade every random background character in Dragon Ball to above Frieza level. When in actuality it's clear that the collective power is exponentially greater than the sum of its parts and you cannot just divide it like this. Similarly, unless you can actually find a single piece of evidence that an individual luma is capable of performing this feat that a collective number of them did, then they do not scale.Also, Spirit Bombs could easily just be 3D at most, meaning they don't actually qualify for infinity.
This is actually false, there are plenty of Dragon Ball characters that have higher energy output than a normal human does. Not to mention it's the energy itself, a human could harness that energy if they trained hard enough (like Krillin).You don't understand. By your logic a regular civilian provided 1/billionth of the energy behind a 4-A attack, which means we must upgrade every random background character in Dragon Ball to above Frieza level. When in actuality it's clear that the collective power is exponentially greater than the sum of its parts and you cannot just divide it like this. Similarly, unless you can actually find a single piece of evidence that an individual luma is capable of performing this feat that a collective number of them did, then they do not scale.
Really? When did this happen?Again, severely lacking context. The lumas magically transforming into galaxies applicable in combat. They don't have galaxy level offensive attacks. They're not throwing galaxy level punches or ki blasts at anything. They just magically transform into galaxies and can transform back.
No the scaling was rejected in multiple previous threads and again, these specific types of lumas magically turning themselves into a galaxy is a special ability unique only to them. Mario and Bowser cannot turn themselves into a galaxy therefore they do not scale to their shapeshifting abilities. If someone's "7-A feat" is them shapeshifting into a mountain you don't scale that to someone who isn't capable of shapeshifting into a mountain.Really? When did this happen?
Also, characters don't need to destroy galaxies with a punch to be Galaxy level. They need to be able to generate enough energy to get to that level, which Lumas do by becoming galaxies, with Power Stars being able to generate comparable amounts of energy and there being numerous instances of characters being powered up by that level of energy. Also, Luma scaling has been accepted for ages now, so I'm not really sure why it's being brought up here.
You misread the entire point. Bleach WAS Low 2-C, and got downgraded, because of Reio remnants scaling to the captains, who haven't shown that level of power. What you are saying would go against what Kukui said about Bleach.None of the Bleach characters are Low 2-C from what I've seen, except for Soul King but the reason is much more justifiable than this entire thread, so the point still stands. No one is arguing about the feat itself, because it's a bonafied Low 2-C one. It's how it was conceived. Just because Lumas stopped the Grand Star from destroying the universe, doesn't mean they are Universal individually. Only in groups and it makes sense in context because the universe is occupied by multiple galaxies and stars. Using the fact it never was stated in game or by source is a defeated argument because it's also never said in game or sources that the otherwise is true. We go by what we have seen and given, not what we want. Using the number argument is pointless because the fact remains unchanged. Maybe if it's two or a low countable believable number, I can see the point of this argument. As of now, no dice.
I'm not talking about Krillin. I'm talking about the regular, untrained civilians whose energy was used to create the Spirit Bomb. By your logic of dividing a collective feat by every individual who performed it you're still going to get nonsense like planetbusting background characters. When in reality it's simply just a common trope of a collective power being exponentially greater than the sum of its parts. Individuals do not scale to collective feats.This is actually false, there are plenty of Dragon Ball characters that have higher energy output than a normal human does. Not to mention it's the energy itself, a human could harness that energy if they trained hard enough (like Krillin).
And in these cases with lumas, we simply can't divide something like infinity. 4-A is a finite amount, while Low 2-C is not.
This indicates that Power Stars can be 3-C, which are the same tools that act as a power source for Bowser and his minions. If a Luma can output that much energy to become a Galaxy, and Power Stars are just used as sources for power, then the stars being 3-C make sense. The justification might have to be rewritten though.No the scaling was rejected in multiple previous threads and again, these specific types of lumas magically turning themselves into a galaxy is a special ability unique only to them. Mario and Bowser cannot turn themselves into a galaxy therefore they do not scale to their shapeshifting abilities. If someone's "7-A feat" is them shapeshifting into a mountain you don't scale that to someone who isn't capable of shapeshifting into a mountain.