Sub-Particular Destruction?

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What are energy values for destroying something on sub-particle level? Subatomic Destruction is when all atoms in a substance are destroyed by separating the particles in their nucleus - but Protons and Neutrons still stay intact.

But what if character destroys an substance so thoroughly, that even elementary particles (e.g. protons, neutrons, electrons, etc) are all destroyed and ripped into pieces?

For even greater feat - what if quarks and similar-sized particles of substance are all destroyed and ripped into pieces?

And what is for complete annihilation of substance into energy (e.g. like with antimatter)?

And finally - what are energy values for absolute, total annihilation of something? When target object gets truly and absolutely destroyed, ceases to exist, vanishes, leaving nothing behind?

[https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Calculations?so=search#Destruction_Values]

 

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[Ciel_Trinity439]

What are energy values for destroying something on sub-particle level? Subatomic Destruction is when all atoms in a substance are destroyed by separating the particles in their nucleus - but Protons and Neutrons still stay intact.

But what if character destroys an substance so thoroughly, that even elementary particles (e.g. protons, neutrons, electrons, etc) are all destroyed and ripped into pieces?

For even greater feat - what if quarks and similar-sized particles of substance are all destroyed and ripped into pieces?

And what is for complete annihilation of substance into energy (e.g. like with antimatter)?

And finally - what are energy values for absolute, total annihilation of something? When target object gets truly and absolutely destroyed, ceases to exist, vanishes, leaving nothing behind?

[https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Calculations?so=search#Destruction_Values]

I'm not familiar with the earlier parts

But specifically for the last bit, it doesn't grant you anything, except maybe existence erasure.

You see, destroying something to the point of erasure already violates the laws of physics (specifically the law of conversation of energy), so it's treated as HAX in some cases and in other cases as nothing at all

 

[Huesito88]

What are energy values for destroying something on sub-particle level? Subatomic Destruction is when all atoms in a substance are destroyed by separating the particles in their nucleus - but Protons and Neutrons still stay intact.

Sub Atomic destruction values are listed here

But what if character destroys an substance so thoroughly, that even elementary particles (e.g. protons, neutrons, electrons, etc) are all destroyed and ripped into pieces?

For even greater feat - what if quarks and similar-sized particles of substance are all destroyed and ripped into pieces?

There isn't any official value however if someone legit did the feat I've heard a range of multiple 100 times to multiple 1000 times (Again not accepted but I just heard heresy about it) over the sub-Atomic value as a comparison, again it's only hearsay and it have never been attempted in a blog for a concrete value because

anyone that has preformed the feat of "destroying all the protons and neutrons insert x thing via raw power (Not Hax)" is already like like galaxy level, Low 2-C or something else way higher so attempting to calculate it is pointless in the grand scheme also It such a rare feat to find

As for splitting quarks, it's not possible to calculate it as of now with our current knowledge of them (Maybe in like 60 years from now). So that feat would scale to destruction of all protons if you want to debate a possible value.

Same thing for being able to reduce someone to nothingness via raw power (If it isn't Hax) (granted real life says it's not possible without infinite energy or something, but the work in fiction would have to explain this)

Idk about the destruction of Antimatter