Small Revision in Marx's AP

[DarkLordofShadows]

You can find this on Marx's Profile

"Attack Potency: At least Multi-Solar System level (Fought evenly with Kirby) | At least Multi-Solar System level (Absorbed the power of NOVA. Also, while not exactly quantifiable, it's worth noting that his defeat caused the void they were fighting in to collapse, though given the tiering, it is likely UNIVERSE sized)".

Well... Self explanatory, just make sure to correct it...

 

[Ryukama]

I agree with OP about revising this. Just because Kirby can destroy a multiple solar systems does not mean that a location he was once in is universe sized. I don't see how those two things are even related at all.

It's like saying because Naruto has Moon level feats that Kaguya's realm is likely the size of 100 galaxies. This is practically the leap of logic being made here.

Unless we have an explicit statement of this void's size, we can't rate it beyond anything we can see (such as stars in the background, planets located in it, etc.) We treat all pocket dimension, realm, etc. feats like this.

I've removed that mention. If anyone has an issue they can message my wall or reopen this thread if they're a staff member.

 

[The_real_cal_howard]

Reopening to say that said part was there during the short time Kirby characters were At least 3-B, likely 3-A. Obviously, I'm for removing the mention, even though Ryu already did.

 

[AidenBrooks999]

And why the characters were downgraded?

 

[The_real_cal_howard]

Because Azzy's smarter than me ;_;

 

[AidenBrooks999]

I was actually expecting a serious answer.... Also, why this calc was never linked? Or revised? Because it seems that the feat was more inclined to 4-B than 4-A....

 

[The_real_cal_howard]

Serious answer is way too long. Short story; I was wrong. Also, calc was debunked somewhere else.

 

[Ryukama]

Even assuming that the feat was merely destroying a nebula rather than large parts of the galaxy, an assumption that was never agreed upon by the community, the size of an average nebula still constitutes a 4-A rating. So that calc wasn't used.

Anyways this is concluded and I'll be closing once more.