Puss didn't beat the giant either power. He used mobility and the giant own strength against it.
It's definitely a debatable and controversial scaling, but I personally think that it would work. Puss damaged the Giant at least two times by stabbing him, both times making him scream him pain, and he didn't even consider him a danger, taking his fight with him as a game, while he was stomped and scared by "the Wolf" after their first fight. So while he was confident that he could beat the Giant without problems, the same can't be said for "the Wolf".
Well before he got crushed by the bell he did have one last life, then was resurrected.
The crystal would definitely be an at least, since the last one he destroys is by just being in close proximity without even needing to slash it.
Goldilocks seems to be unusually strong since she can wrestle her fellow mama bears, and if I remember correctly she was able to hurt either Puss in Boots or Kitty Softpaws from the movie.
She outright stomp his brother, and his brother itself I sort of remember already having some good feats (I think he could even fight Puss in Boost or Kitty, would need to look again to be sure), and she was show to be dangerous to Puss in Boots and Kitty.
I know the brother overwhelmed him during the stealing of Jack Horner’s stuff, although this was notably because Puss was armed with a stick. Although, still sent him flying. The fight scene with battling for the map also has Goldilocks kicking away Kitty to get the map and since she isn’t the shot to fight back, it’s likely she was shortly Incapacitated.
Even if Puss in Boots was using a stick that don't mean that he suddenly would be physically far weaker so the bear brother should scale.
He’d scale physically definitely. Although, obviously if he had a weapon Puss would probably make good work of him.
Tbf we could just divide it similarly because of how he's portrayed, like keys' "Shrek Flims". "Spinoff Movies." He's portrayed in this light in one and another in one. For Spinoff Movies, we could do a likely, though since Shrek is clearly referenced in the movie.
Here. 24 second mark seems like a good angle. Although it only shows the front.
I mean, based on the fact that in the Shrek movies or Puss in Boosts 1 wasn't mentioned in any moment any of his deaths is quite possible that he still haven't lost most if not any of them, so could be added to the profiles as 'Have at least 1 more live, possibly 9 more' or something like that.
Well we'd know he'd have at least one more. He had two at the start of the movie and lost that one.
Thanks, that was exactly the shot that I was searching for. When I will have a bit of time I will try to make the calculation, but it might take some days considering I am pretty busy this days.
Yeah, I guess so. Either way, their second tier for Spinoffs would easily be Wall level for their Crystal feats, even without a calculation. Death cutting a table in half, Puss being flung by the giant at extremely high speeds into a wall and tanking it. And, of course, the animated spinoff feats.
There is no crt to address anything from the movie yet.
The second key would at the very least be the same as his first key (likely 9-A or above if the Shrek crt is ever applied) since Puss in Boots movies happen after Shirek.
I don't think there are any notable feats in the movie other than support feats.
Yeah, in principle I don't remember something big for speed in the Puss in Boots movies, so he likely would just have the speed from the previous key (which would need for the Shrek crt to be finished first).
I think Death the Wolf is just a physical manifestation of a concept with conscience. His wolf form is his form he plays with his victims with. Anything we don’t know about him, we can just slap the No Limits Fallacy since we got a solid ground of what he can do in a fight. That being that he manifests in a wolf form to hunt down victims at whatever Puss’ level of AP is at. So no need for Unknown.
Its less that and more the fact Death let him Puss live his life, even after deciding it was his time to die beforehand.
Tbf though, Death is definitely a conscious being. Death doesn’t really decide who to kill till they die by natural means and grabs their Souls. Like you said he doesn’t need to physically do it. Death wanted to kill him, but changed his mind because he consciously decided to stop fighting him after Puss speech about knowing his fate will be him dying. The play with my food is mainly because he had been chasing Puss all this time, just to figure out Puss wasn’t the arrogant legend he was.
It didn't feel like he 'changed' his mind, and Death would most certainly have rules, but Puss set the complete precedent and managed to escape him in this encounter despite literal Death coming for Puss. The reason Death spared Puss in that moment was because Puss was able to defy his previous self to the level that it changed when his final life was meant to die.
Death in the physical incarnation of a wolf. Puss escapes by running, and Death realizes he was wrong, Puss didn't use any powers he just changed as a person. Nothing magical here. This also wouldn't be applicable to other verses, or any matchups cause Death from Puss in Boots isn't present here, so at best this would be limited.
Half agree, and half disagree. Death is definitely holding back (From finishing him) to the last moment due to feeding off his fear. Although his frustration could be due to the fact that he had just wasted his time with Puss, by playing along by being the wolf, there's also the fact that in the final battle, he created a ring of fire specifically so he can't escape. An abstract force with conscience, and fun, is toying with and killing his victims. Cause he realized that Puss already accepted death. His physical attributes are still present.
I think we're on the same page with being abstract. Eventually, the concept will kill him, however, he's still a physical being that can be scaled. He's simply an Abstract that has a physical form with the same conscience. Fate Manipulation, kind of explained in the other one.
Like the last one, we're on the same page with the abstract. However, the wolf manifestation still can be scaled, he just has an abstract power in abilities. Unless Puss is kicking a concept in the face.
