Street level+ Michael Myers

[HorrorHistory]

Recently, there was a downgrade which took Blumhouse’s Michael from Wall level to Street level. But looking at his feats, he should probably be Street level+.

• Effortlessly broke a guy’s arm to where it started spraying out blood.
• Crushed Dr. Sartain’s skull in a single stomp.
• Can effortlessly break people’s neck.
• Broke a man’s jaw off-screen.

So he should scale to the High-End of bone breaking, which is 9920 Joules or Street level+

This would also scale to both Laurie and Corey.

Agree:

Disagree:

(Note: This only scales to his 2018-2022 key, not 1978.)

 

[HorrorHistory]

Bump

 

[TheShape03]

Crushed Dr. Sartain’s skull in a single stomp.

That's just Street.

Can effortlessly break people’s neck.

That's just Street x2.

Broke a man’s jaw off-screen.

Effortlessly broke a guy’s arm to where it started spraying out blood.

Breaking a bone is just 375 Joules (Street). There is a high ball of 9920 Joules, but I'm sure we never use it because it requires the bone to be broken in a specific way.

 

[HorrorHistory]

Breaking a bone is just 375 Joules (Street). There is a high ball of 9920 Joules, but I'm sure we never use it because it requires the bone to be broken in a specific way.

The Walking Dead TV Universe uses the high-end Street+ value for bone breaking for its characters due to breaking someone’s arm, breaking someone’s neck, and crushing a skull.

 

[TheShape03]

The Walking Dead TV Universe uses the high-end Street+ value for bone breaking for its characters due to breaking someone’s arm, breaking someone’s neck, and crushing a skull.

That just means the TWD verse has the wrong scale.

The feats of breaking necks and breaking skulls are calculated to Street. Breaking an arm would be in the range 375-9920 Joules, but only 375 would be the correct number to use considering that, as the source says, the bone must be broken in a specific way for 9920 Joules to be needed.

But the necessary force increased exponentially when they applied it at anything over 50 degrees away from that orientation, up to a whopping 9,920 Joules when they applied a nearly perpendicular force.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

I agree with TheShape03

 

[ShockingPsychic]

We use the high end sometimes, apparently, but I've seen it mentioned a few times that you aren't supposed to do so