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I don't even know where that came from, I'm assuming there's a statement of the sepertins being the most dangerous beings in the multiverse or something but if that doesn't exist then High 8-C he should be.Bluethedragon233 said:OK so on the topic of toffee scaling to 5B from being stronger than helios: why is he scaled this way? it makes it inconsistant because star can blow his arm off and marco can punch a hole through him. Also when he killed comet butterfly (been saying the wrong name lol) he was only a general in there army. It doesn't make sense to have a huge jump where a regular septarian to have high 8-C and then toffee be 5B? Also I can't find the referance that says toffee is stronger than helios and zedlord?
The basis of it is that Toffee is stated and seen to be considered a "bigger threat" by the Magical High Commission and Mewni Royal Family, than anyone else seen or mentioned in the series up to that point, and in this case "anyone else" includes Zedlord and Helios.GiverOfThePeace said:I don't even know where that came from, I'm assuming there's a statement of the sepertins being the most dangerous beings in the multiverse or something but if that doesn't exist then High 8-C he should be.
Considering that Meteora's magic is very clearly actually At Least Low 2-C, I don't think this feat even matters very much. Like is often the case with extremely high-tier entities in fiction, the effect of their attacks on their surroundings is far less than what physics dictates it should be. Kinda like how people in Dragon Ball Super are all Tier 3-A or Low 2-C, and yet most of their attacks only end up blowing up a mountain or something like that. Lol. Chalk it up to "controlling the volume of the resulting blast" using their magic (Meteora's case) or Ki-control (Dragon Ball) or whatever.Bluethedragon233 said:https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/SvtFOE:_Metora_Blow_a_piece_of_mewny_castleCalced meteora feat of blowing up a piece of mewni castle. 7-A mewmans? Somebody check my ass before I'm wrong as af.
Hmmmm. . . . .maybe??? In the scene though, Meteora kinda spams the attack omni-directionally, hitting everything around her. Since her attacks are Tier 2, I still feel like the Mewmans tanking it at all is probably an outlier.Bluethedragon233 said:@Goodyfresh doesn't that actually prove it's there actual durability? The mewmans in the room were not directly hit with Meteora's eye beams but the physical effect of her attack was 7-A (on the outer edge of the explosion). I was pretty much calcing it with that exact logic in mind.
I'm going to recalc this for the actual volume of the room (by finding meteoras actual height at that momement) and hollowness
Questionable reasoning, lol. Her physical durability alone is Tier 2 by virtue of being able to tank attacks from Butterfly Form Star with minimal damage, so there is no reason to think that any of her attacks should have physical/spacetime (putting "spacetime" in there because we are talking about stuff at Tier 2) destructive power anywhere below Tier 2.Bluethedragon233 said:I asked antvasima waiting on his response: I think it should scale because when we see her eye beams hit other people it doesn't actually do damage to there physical bodies it just steals there soul. The explosion was caused by her spell overloading and they already had no souls so it was just physical force on there bodies (In otherwords the physical force of her spell is high 6-C but the soul manip is 2-C)
No. It was never confirmed that was actually fate. It was probably all just a ruse by Glossaryck, since nothing is ever what it seems with him.GiverOfThePeace said:So I've re-looked into this.
So star was fated to destroy the magic and lose marco in the process.
You can uh, see she kept Marco.
Possible fate manip?
Except no because we don't actually know that. The only tapestry where we got to actually see the historical events depicted in it was the one of Moon the Undaunted. And even that one actually had inaccuracies in the tapestry as compared to the real events.GiverOfThePeace said:Except every other tapestry goes exactly by what a princess did and Star's is the only one not to.
No man, what's lackluster is your reasoning for saying she has fate-manipulation. Not even once was this actually stated, implied, or shown. We have no idea what "fate" actually was, or whether such a thing as "destiny" even exists in SVTFOE.GiverOfThePeace said:Your refute is lackluster, but I've lost caring by this point. I can debate this in another thread.