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1.- BoS Invincible/Allen
The show went it's way to make a point twice that the alternate Invincibles don't quite match with Prime, some being defeated by characters far below him in the comic, so we shouldn't really be scaling him to them. A feat of his own has been calculated and accepted so we should go with that
On a similar note, Allen pushing a spaceship away from a star's gravity pull has also been calculated and accepted, upgrading his LS to Class G. Him and BoS Mark are statedly comparable so both their AP and LS are upgraded with this
On the topic of the Class G upgrade, the elephant of the room is that it's higher than Anissa and Mark lifting the cruise, in which the latter struggled. Personally I'd be fine with removing it and dismissing it as an outlier in the same vein as Mark putting considerable effort on lifting 400 tons, as by that point in the story(Invincible #46) he was stronger than Immortal(Invincible #41) who has a casual Class M feat in literally his first appearance, with a recalc I did that bumps it a bit higher, and in The Pact(which the wiki treats as canon) he launched a huge rock past the moon, which in the mathematically correct version of the calculation that used to be featured in his profile yielded Class T. Hell, in Season 1 of the show he also performs a Class G feat that's also higher but struggling with the cruise happens all the same
2.- Guardians of the Globe High Tiers
Sorry, but how is Bulletproof stronger than Immortal ?
He himself said he's low tier compared to him.
When all the heroes are captured by Dr. Seismic, he is precisely used as an example of a character that would be crushed against the body of a much stronger one(here Immortal)
And Immortal is considered a "big gun" alongside Invincible, putting him way above all the other Guardians
What even are the justifications ?
Except that bomb wasn't for him to but to free the imprisoned Guardians, killing Bulletproof would've just been a bonus
Fortunately for him, there's some ground to scale him to BoS Mark, while also fixing some other character statistics.
Tether Tyrant/Brit's Jet Gloves/Gorgg scaling
Tether Tyrant hurt BoS Invincible enough for it to be emphasized, and later on after Mark's gotten way stronger he recognized how strong he was, so he should solidly scale
Later on, Brit manages to beat both him and Magmaniac with his Jet Gloves, so he scales as well with equipment. He also defeated Octoboss alongside Yeti with them (which his profile for some reason doesn't specify, Jet Gloves and Boots will be added to his equipment with this), who infamously gave Mark a hard time, even if he isn't that injured after the fact
Finally, Gorgg is strong enough to crush one of the gloves
And a few pages later Bulletproof withstands a hit from him just fine
In summary:
- Attack Potency
Bulletproof: Large Country level (Withstood an attack from Gorrg, who could damage Brit's Jet Glove)
Immortal: At least Large Country level (The strongest member of the Guardians of the Globe, considered to be a "big gun" among them alongside Invincible)
- Lifting Strength
Bulletproof: Class G (Comparable to Beginning of Series Invincible)
However, I've read that Lifting Strength and Attack Potency should be independent of each other when scaling characters. The thing is the series mainly uses lifting to showcase a character's overall power and they (namely Bulletproof) don't really have many LS feats outside scaling. I'd like to hear input on these
3.- Guardians of the Globe Mid Tiers
We have to start with Wolf-Man, since he's the only one with a profile. He's currently scaling to Bulletproof/Immortal because of:
Which while true, would if anything be a feat for his claws, as with them he can also slice through Reanimen. Physically he clearly isn't meant be as strong as them, Powerplex knocked him out with a single blast, actual random heroes can beat the crap out of him (these heroes would later go and have an even fight with Capes, who are in-universe low tier heroes) and it's portrayed as necessary that Mark had to save him from a big fall(Now, is this more of an instance of writers overestimating fall damage ? Yes, but you get the point)
First, the remnants never fought Bulletproof, that was Gorgg's full form. And second, we only see Yeti fight the remnants in this one page and he one-shots it into smithereens
If it wasn't clear, Yeti is also high tier Guardian, far stronger than others like Black Samson (who got knocked out by Gorgg's full form as seen above) and if this page is anything to go by, comparable to Bulletproof
If anything Wolf-Man would be comparable to Black Samson himself, who actually seemed to be comparable to the remnants. Luckily, we have this statement that the suit meant to restore his powers had the power to level cities and after recovering them he's strong enough he doesn't need it
In summary:
Wolf-Man: City level (Evenly fought Gorrg remnants, which are comparable to Black Samson, whose powers are at a level where he doesn't need a suit capable of leveling cities)
4.- Guardians of the Globe Low Tiers
Rex is currently Wall level over kicking off two doors...except that's street level. Anyway, here's an actual Wall level feat Rex scales to
Also, due to the upgrades to the high tiers, his self-destruction will be upgraded to Large Country level over killing an Invincible variant that severely injured Bulletproof
Iguana Scaling
Iguana is shown to be physically comparable to Rex Splode. Later on, a new Iguana is created, who we have no reason to believe is any different from the previous one, who Best Tiger(Extraordinary Genius) fights because he finds her to be comparable to him
Best Tiger is comparable to Chupacabra*, who Brit is strong enough to subdue
Summary:
Rex Splode: Wall level physically (His muscle tissue was augmented to make him largely resilient to his own explosions), Building level with regular explosions (Destroyed a large mansion with a baseball), At least Large Country level via self destruction (Charged his own skeleton to kill an Invincible variant, which was strong enough to injure Bulletproof)
Brit: Wall level (Physically subdued Chupacabra, who's comparable to Best Tiger, who matched Iguana, who could endure attacks from Rex Splode)
*Note: While everything seen in Invincible Universe #4 doesn't actually happen and it's described as a "fantasy" by Best Tiger himself, it's still based upon stuff that he could theoretically do. Even when various super-strength characters had their durability downplayed(most notably Bulletproof's), he never pretended he could take them out in a hand-to-hand fight, Chupacabra is the only character he portrayed as comparable to him
Miscellaneous
- Give Battle Beast "..., higher with bite" as he's recently been shown to be able to dismember someone comparable to him with a couple bites
- Upgrade Brit's durability to "At least Small Planet level" over Robot's statement that he can't kill him
- The Meteor Twins tanking the asteroid had their Small Country level end accepted long ago but was never updated, so it's about time. This doesn't really change the scaling of anyone, if anything it adds support that the strongest Earth superheroes(which Wolf-Man and Black Samson clearly aren't) are Tier 6.
Also someone contact the guy who made that blog, those aren't Immortal and Bulletproof
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