- 12,524
- 3,492
- Thread starter
- #401
Sera BTW has said that immeasurable was fine for the hedgehogs.
I also chatted a bit with DMB regarding Solaris.
I also chatted a bit with DMB regarding Solaris.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Which is clearly incorrect unless you're saying the other two hedgehogs don't scale to Solaris.ShadowWarrior1999 said:I'm sorry but did you completely miss what I said?
They couldn't do it because only Sonic has the power and strength to beat Solaris.
Maybe he could have. After all, in order for Sonic to even be able to pose a threat to Solaris let alone defeat him, he needed to be at least somewhat comparable to him in power. Although, it does certainly better the odds by having Shadow and Silver in there with him.The real cal howard said:Even then, my point doesn't change and Sonic could've done it alone because of the exact same point I made above that you completely didn't address.
Can you send that nonillions calc?ShadowWarrior1999 said:@ShakeResounding Lmao yeah, Shuffle has some crazy outliers. That plus a calc that had the base cast fly through Maginaryworld at nonillions of times FTL.
Solaris being 2-B got opposed by several people in the thread.ShakeResounding said:@DMB While that would be the case, Solaris destroying Maginaryworld is 2-B. That's actually the least opposed thing, almost everybody here is in agreement that Solaris is definitively 2-B. The problem is scaling the Super Trio.
^The real cal howard said:On second though, I'm against 2-B. There's no reason to assume that Eggman when talking about all of existence, he was referring to dreamscapes. He said timelines for a reason. Maginaryworld isn't some alternate timeline.
Cal then said this.The real cal howard said:Collapsing=/=merging. It's semantics (as both feats are the exact same level of 2-B) but still.