Project Hail Mary articles

[MunchkinGuy]

I'd like to put articles relating to characters from Project Hail Mary here.

But I have my concerns. How should the Astrophage be tiered collectively and individually (as only collectively they can drain a star)? And how powerful would their method of doing that be calced with the Wiki tiering?

And are Eridians wall-level, LOL, but I'm serious here.

And a more grounded calc, the human ship is resistant to the stresses of fast orbit within Adrian gravity, but not immune, as it took the modularity and redundancy features of the ship to make it out at all. How should that be treated in a profile?

 

[IDK3465]

I've been interested in making PHM profiles, too, ever since I saw the movie, though I think we should wait for it to release digitally before publishing anything.

That said, I don't think we can even collectively scale the Astrophages to the full output of the sun, as it would be a very long-term feat, and listing them as High 6-A when they could never release all that energy at once, but rather over time in small amounts, seems a bit disingenuous to me. Outside of that, though, we can still scale them off the ship's energy usage, which can easily be upper tier 7 since it was stated to go near light speed.

Also, Grace is probably 10-A to 9-C, given what we see him do outside the ship, notably getting smacked by the large ship part in the Adrian planet scene.

As for Rocky, we can probably use his feat of breaking out of the shell-thing, but I'm unsure how to figure out the durability of the xenonite glass since it isn't a real thing to my knowledge, so idk

 

[Dalesean027]

Should this be moved to being a discussion thread since it seems yall have plans foe when this releases digitally?

 

[MunchkinGuy]

Should this be moved to being a discussion thread since it seems yall have plans foe when this releases digitally?

It already was, and yeah.

 

[Salt-on-pizza]

in that same scene im pretty sure grace can get something from being able to react to the flying astrophage