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We usually go by characters' highest showings. For example, Goku has only actually started tearing apart the universe once, but since he's gotten stronger since that feat, we still assume he's Universe level. Percy and co. have taken the physical fight to the Titans and Giants, who can tank their normal attacks as well as the usage of their powers. | ||
~ Reppuza |
Once again, you are literally expecting every fight scene to include nuclear explosions or apocalyptic consequences. The Demigods have various Tier 7 feats and also a Tier 6 feat done by multiple Demigods. | ||
~ Matthew Schroeder, speaking to BarryAllen2.0 |
We have concept called area of effect in this wiki. Due to fiction often being illogical, characters of very extreme levels of power recurrently do not destroy everything in their environment to anywhere near that scale. | ||
~ Antvasima, replying to Meosos who said that the characters did not destroy mountains or islands during their fights |
The problem with this consistency argument is, even though I am a big proponent of this as well is most of the feats earlier were done with a casual context. Hubbarb Glacier was just a casual smack, Mt St Helens Eruption was an accident, etc We can go on with this line of reasoning forever. The gap between just city level and island level isnt that big. If it was a much larger gap, we would have called it an outlier. IE: Solar System Batman because he fights superman a few times. A good metaphor I can use here is we are comparing someone who upmot potential, has island level energy output. Which is what this wiki cares about the most. Also, in a verse like percy jackson where most feats are physical to begin with anyway, I didnt see much of a problem here. If we had an island level feat and then a serious city buting feat, we probably wouldnt have done the upgrade. Also, Ant said it best. This is fiction, it is illogical to begin with. | ||
~ Kinkiest Sins |
Attack Potency and range are two different things, Meosos. Attack Potency just has to mean you can hurt someone with that level of durability and/or other similar feat. You don't always need the range to back it up. | ||
~ Darkanine replying to Meosos when he said that Percy cannot casually destroy cities with his punches |
Also, a lot of the low-end PIS instances that treat Percy as if he's only barely superhuman really don't have much value considering all the impressive Tier 7 feats in the series. Hell, in Magnus Chase, Magnus wrestles Jormungandr which is the size of a skyscrapper, but also thinks that he can't lift a car. | ||
~ Matthew Schroeder |
Then the darkness above Luke began to crumble, like a cavern roof in an earthquake. Huge chunks of black rock began falling. Annabeth rushed in just as a crack appeared, and the whole ceiling dropped. She held it somehow—tons of rock. She kept it from collapsing on her and Luke just with her own strength. It was impossible. She shouldn't have been able to do that. Luke rolled free, gasping. "Thanks," he managed. "Help me hold it," Annabeth groaned. Luke caught his breath. His face was covered in grime and sweat. He rose unsteadily. "I knew I could count on you." He began to walk away as the trembling blackness threatened to crush Annabeth. "HELP ME!" she pleaded, "Oh, don't worry," Luke said. "Your help is on the way. It's all part of the plan. In the meantime, try not to die." The ceiling of darkness began to crumble again, pushing Annabeth against the ground. |
I was back in that barren cave, the ceiling heavy and low above me. Annabeth was kneeling under the weight of a dark mass that looked like a pile of boulders. She was too tired even to cry out. Her legs trembled. Any second, I knew she would run out of strength and the cavern ceiling would collapse on top of her. |
1. I do not know about Goku, but the point is we usually scale characters to their highest showings.Kaltias said:snip
Hazel died. We don't know if she would have survived or not. Oil inhalation killing her is not proof that she would have survived otherwise.RegisNex1232 said:Jason Chapter 44
"He swept his spear sideways, met Jason's javelin—and with a snap like a shotgun blast, the golden weapon shattered.
The explosion was hotter than the giant's breath, blinding Jason with golden light. The force knocked him off his feet and squeezed the breath out of him.
When he regained his focus, he was sitting at the rim of a crater. Enceladus stood at the other side, staggering and confused. The javelin's destruction had released so much energy, it had blasted a perfect cone-shaped pit thirty feet deep, fusing the dirt and rock into a slick glassy substance.
Jason wasn't sure how he'd survived, but his clothes were steaming. He was out of energy. He had no weapon. And Enceladus was still very much alive.
Jason tried to get up, but his legs were like lead.
Enceladus blinked at the destruction, then laughed. "Impressive! Unfortunately, that was your last trick, demigod."
Enceladus leaped the crater in a single bound, planting his feet on either side of Jason. The giant raised his spear, its tip hovering six feet over Jason's chest."
The volcano eruption does not necessarily scale to the 1980s eruption. And those old eruptions were not Typhon stirring in his sleep IIRC, his presence was powerful enough to cause that. It was specifically said that Percy's explosion weakened the magic on Typhon.Kepekley23 said:A reminder that Saint Helens's explosive energy, which is what would apply to Percy's durability feat, is only 7 megatons. The other 17 megatons are thermal/heat-based energy.
I read that article you linked me to, it sounds like the wind blew the ashes in the 1980 eruption. Is it really relevant with the eruption power of the volcano? Maybe the winds were just stronger back then.Kepekley23 said:My point is that the Saint Helens explosion is at best the same as the 1980 eruption.
Over the course of the day, prevailing winds blew 520 million tons of ash eastward across the United States and caused complete darkness in Spokane, Washington, 400 km (250 mi) from the volcano. Major ash falls occurred as far away as central Montana, and ash fell visibly as far eastward as the Great Plains of the Central United States, more than 1,500 km (930 mi) away. |