- 9,809
- 6,467
Mirror dimension scene was the best scene in the movie imo
-
This forum is strictly intended to be used by members of the VS Battles wiki. Please only register if you have an autoconfirmed account there, as otherwise your registration will be rejected. If you have already registered once, do not do so again, and contact Antvasima if you encounter any problems.
For instructions regarding the exact procedure to sign up to this forum, please click here. -
We need Patreon donations for this forum to have all of its running costs financially secured.
Community members who help us out will receive badges that give them several different benefits, including the removal of all advertisements in this forum, but donations from non-members are also extremely appreciated.
Please click here for further information, or here to directly visit our Patreon donations page. -
Please click here for information about a large petition to help children in need.
Spider-Man No Way Home Revision: AP, Speed, and everything we didn't cover before (SPOILERS)
- Status
- 9,678
- 8,195
- 9,222
- 3,365
why is electro channeling energy above building level an outlier?
- 32,764
- 37,924
If this is the 8-A calc that we had, it was nerfed by Spino to be 8-B based on the fact that the electricity value from the survey was calc'd over a period of 5 years.
EDIT: NVM this seems to be something else. But you still gotta divide the 4696 value by 5.
- 9,727
- 12,574
- Thread starter
- #85
Its not that it was an outlier back then. It was just incorrect, Spino then did his own calc which was an improvement, but it was later deemed invalid
- 9,678
- 8,195
Why?
Luigi3645
He/Him- 183
- 274
When will you be applying all the changes?
- 15,991
- 25,045
You mean you want "the big guy" to get involved?
- 19,577
- 15,914
Electro is a bit weird. Him scaling to lightning is mostly based on like, the storm riding from NWH and Electro's from other universes being MHS+. His showings in TASM2 have some notable anti-feats attached to them speed wise. But Electro has shown to have 9-B to 9-A feats on his own so his powers being 8-C isn't that wild of an assumption. He's also faster than all of the Spider-Men (at least in his energy mode) and they don't need to be as fast as lightning to avoid it in most situations.
- 9,727
- 12,574
- Thread starter
- #93
Worth mentioning he already upscaled his own Spider-Man before getting the Arc Reactor
- 32,764
- 37,924
Eh, the only other Electro we were comparing him to is really only his TASM2 self. His other counterparts were never even a point of debate.
Not necessarily, TASM2 Electro can also summon actual cloud-to-ground lightning if the building-smashing bolts and car flipping bolts are to be considered, where they descend straight from the clouds.
A lot of those feats are just... uncalc'd. His current accepted voltage calc really doesn't do his powers justice. Like, at all.
Yeah, the Spideys only have MHS+ combat speed, short-burst speed and reactions for merely reacting to and briefly outspeeding lightning and consistently dodging it, and their movement speeds are a lot, lot slower (Tobey was Subsonic I think? Andrew was too). Electro on the other hand however, should be "At least MHS+" outright given that he can consistently outspeed them and can literally transform into natural lightning and go storm-riding or whatever.
Overall tho, Electro remains stronger than the Spideys at his peak, even without the Arc Reactor. Andrew could really only defeat him by making him overload on his own energy.
Last edited:
- 19,577
- 15,914
None of those bolts actually came from the clouds. Watching the movie they all came from the building that Electro was hijacking at the moment
- 32,764
- 37,924
Not those, those are a different scene.
This is the one I'm talking about. Before he fully hijacked the building.
- 19,577
- 15,914
Watch the video until 2:59. When it pans up it shows all of the lightning bolts came from that building. Electro never fired cloud to ground lightning, he fired energy bolts from the building he was inside. At 3:15 to 3:16 you can even see bolts from the building go to areas he previously damaged on the street.
- 9,727
- 12,574
- Thread starter
- #98
I don't believe there's evidence that that's the same building and it wouldn't matter anyways. The formation of lightning is shown in the clouds (pretty much the flashing of lightning) during the plane scenes when the lightning is going off from that point
- 32,764
- 37,924
Huh, could've sworn those came from the cloud given that the clouds were being lit up a bit.
Either way, the bolts were still causing way more damage than a typical IRL lightning bolt would do (Like damaging building sides and flipping cars), which sorta qualifies, I guess? Normal CtG lightning bolts can't usually do much to buildings at all due to the insulation protection, meaning Electro's bolts were OP enough to punch through that even.
- 32,764
- 37,924
Oh yeah, Electro's lightning was going that far to interfere with an airplane's electronics.
- 11,095
- 4,317
Kinda confused rn, what Electro calcs are there? The old 8-A one was bullshit since that calculated the electrical energy of the entire city in which 1. probably doesn't scale to stats 2. he got overloaded
Can someone link all the newer Electro calcs?
Can someone link all the newer Electro calcs?
- 32,764
- 37,924
- 19,577
- 15,914
Those actually weren't smoke from damaged buildings. You can tell because the origin point is all wrong.
If you mean in the background then the bolts never reach the clouds. They just stop in the air.
That wasn't lightning. That was the hazard light from the planes that send out bright lights.
- 9,727
- 12,574
- Thread starter
- #105
There's that 9-B one, but its pretty much high downplay given his place on the scaling chain (such as upscaling Spider-Man and him + Giant Sandman being comparable)
- 9,727
- 12,574
- Thread starter
- #106
Not talking about that. If you watch the scene closely, you can see separate flashes in the clouds. Even then, the lightning interred with the planes
- 32,764
- 37,924
My problem with this is that the amp value found out here is incorrect, the display on Electro already has a value for the amps stated, in the mega-amp range.
- 19,577
- 15,914
I watched the scene multiple times. Not only is there no rain the only flashes I see are from the plane's hazard lights on the wings.
That was Electro himself at the power plant. He's shown to be able to mess with all electronics even when he's not in direct contact with them.
- 11,095
- 4,317
What about the 8-B calc?
- 32,764
- 37,924
I mean, this isn't exactly something we're denying.
- 19,577
- 15,914
Oh I get that. I'm just saying it wasn't cloud lightning that was messing with the planes. It was just Electro. As soon as Electro is overloaded everything instantly starts working again.
- 9,727
- 12,574
- Thread starter
- #112
Lightning can occur without rain, I've seen it in real life myself. Its also easy to differentiate the hazards from the lightning given the hazards specifically are coloured lights. Though again, shouldn't matter given what is covered in NWH and how we've generally agreed this isn't an issue
I seriously have no clue on how to validate or invalidate that and I'd honestly rather not touch that until covering everything on this thread (which I would feel definitely on if that was an official calc that could be looked at)
- 19,577
- 15,914
I agree, I was just stating that Electro's MHS+ rating has mostly two justifications; the NWH cloud thing and upscaling from MCU Peter. TASM2 has to many issues on its own for legitimate lightning speed.
- 32,764
- 37,924
Eh, I guess it won't matter, Andrew's going up to MHS+ via scaling to the other Spider-Men and Electro in NWH anyway, he doesn't use the Arc Reactor for travel purposes anyway, he only ever uses it twice, against Tom for the Unibeams, so you could argue that unamped Electro in NWH would pretty much be comparable to his TASM2 full-power self, this is his pre-overload self after all, no reason to assume he couldn't storm-ride in TASM2 without the Arc Reactor in hand.
Last edited:
- 19,577
- 15,914
Also what are the proposed lifting strength revisions
- 15,762
- 5,675
I feel the need to emphasis how absolutely absurd this is. There was no immediate physical danger, and yet, Peter managed to sense a hostile personality, that was concealing itself.
- 9,727
- 12,574
- Thread starter
- #118
IKR? That's more in line with how the busted 616 Spider-Sense works
- 32,764
- 37,924
That's prolly gonna be handled in the MCU Iron Man Mark 46 downgrades.
Right now we're looking at the wall lifting feat in SM2, the upscaled Rhino thingy in Black Panther and we might try looking at a few Captain America feats if everything in Agents of Shield is deemed non-canon.
- 15,762
- 5,675
It’s not unique to 616, as Ultimate Spider-Man managed to sense a danger in the crowd with no discernible danger, but it’s overall just ridiculous.
- Status
Similar threads
