- 10,052
- 9,313
I mean, if there isn't anything contrdicting this feat, i don't see why it can't be appiled.....
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^ This.Cropfist said:I personally think it's best to stick with the original calc.
For example, Perryman and colleagues list about 200 high-probability Hyades members. | ||
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You mean like defeating a being powered by the energy that allows the existence of parallel universes?The real cal howard said:Not gonna lie, I see it more likely that the 5-A is a low end than this being a high end. Especially considering Sonic's REALLY high ends.
Basically what I was implying by saying the Chaos Emeralds are the series' main plot device. It doesn't matter what the threat is or how strong it is. Once he shows up, Super Sonic (albeit occasionally with assistance) will put it down.Lina Shields said:Or, it could be that Super Sonic's tiering actually varies in each game, which may mean that there isn't exactly one solid tier that we can place him in.
For one, there's nothing suggesting the feat was performed casually, and Dark Gaia was forced to disperse itself afterwards as it was so weak it couldn't maintain it's form. For two, regaining your full power after you were weakened rarely justifies a jump in tiers unless you perform something afterwards that justifies it. Even if Dark Gaia was at 0.00001% of it's full power (note that fiction rarely uses numbers like this for these things; it's usually numbers like 1% or 10%), I doubt regaining 100% would even get it to Star level.Cropfist said:why not? It makes more sense for the emeralds to be stronger than the blaster and the only thing truly contradicting the notion is Super Sonic being hurt by a character who's best feat is large planet, despite said feat being performed very casually and while Gaia was heavily weakened.