SpaceGodzilla statistics revision

[Kiryu2012]

Spacegodzilla did not absorb all the energy of a supernova; only a small bit of it.

 

[HYPERGODZILLA]

Spacegodzilla did not absorb all the energy of a supernova; only a small bit of it.

No one here has mentioned SG absorbing a Super Nova.

 

[Apex_Predator_GX]

Due to be stated destroyed multiple planets on his way to Earth, have absorbed the energy from a Star seems a reliable base for that feat.

 

[ZillaJrKaijuKing]

It wouldn't make sense for him to absorb an insignificant fraction of its power.

A sun-like star emits on the order of 10^44 joules of energy over its lifetime. This much energy is released by a supernova in a matter of seconds, but the sun will take billions of years to exhaust its fuel. SpaceGodzilla had at most 5 years to get to Earth between the events of Godzilla vs. Biollante and Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla.

This also isn't mentioning the fact that a star emits radiation in all directions, so SpaceGodzilla's relatively nanoscopic cells/body wouldn't have been hit by more than a tiny fraction of the radiation.

We don't know he can actively suck a star dry since we've never seen him do anything like that, especially not his disembodied cells.

Due to be stated destroyed multiple planets on his way to Earth, have absorbed the energy from a Star seems a reliable base for that feat.

Destroying an Earth-sized planet takes on the order of 10^32 joules, a trillio times lower than the lifetime output of the sun.

 

[HYPERGODZILLA]

This also isn't mentioning the fact that a star emits radiation in all directions, so SpaceGodzilla's relatively nanoscopic cells/body wouldn't have been hit by more than a tiny fraction of the radiation.

Is not like director of the film Kensho Yamashita (who is deceased) had to think in all this stuff while he was creating the Space Godzilla.

 

[HYPERGODZILLA]

We don't know he can actively suck a star dry since we've never seen him do anything like that, especially not his disembodied cells.

We already know how SG absorbed the energy, same movie shows it.....

a bunch of differently colored radiation rays being pulled into him

Space Godzilla absorbing star energy in the film Sca


But now you can say, " that is not how star energy works etc"... and I'm not saying is wrong or something like that but, this is a fictional movie.

Is like other things in the Godzilla Franchise: inter-estelar travels, time travel, etc even same Godzilla an other kaijus existence is impossible if we apply real world physics, they will die due their weight and mass. So you're likely loosing time complaining all that.

 

[Apex_Predator_GX]

Destroying an Earth-sized planet takes on the order of 10^32 joules, a trillio times lower than the lifetime output of the sun.

Space GZ was outside Milky Way Galaxy at first (it has at least 100 Billon Planets), then he was destroying Planet after Planet in his way to Earth. This still making it a Impressive feat.