Tier 4 Supernova | Rick and Morty

[DemiiPowa]

Episode 4, Season 3: Supernova gave birth to a child that was half of a collpasing star.
Baseline 4-C (Star level) divided in half is 2.8465e+41 J.

Low 4-C

Currently She's 5-B for casual planet busting, but since this is a creation feat, she should be much higher tiered.

 

[WeeklyBattles]

Makes sense

 

[DemiiPowa]

Bump

 

[Dalesean027]

Seems sensible

 

[DemiiPowa]

bump

 

[Aseka]

Seems fine.

 

[MrKerf]

I mean... sure, but since the joke was that the child was half of both parents, can't we just say Star level?

 

[Qawsedf234]

Her line is as follows

was able to conceive a child that was half of a collapsing star and half a million ants

I should mention something important: Half of something means that it composes 50% of that thing.

If you have a house that is made of brick and wood of equal parts, that means the house is 50% brick.

If this child was composed of half a million ants, that means that the collapsing star portion is hilariously tiny and not at all Tier 4. It just means that her baby was a literal baby and not a giant star.

 

[DemiiPowa]

Her line is as follows

I should mention something important: Half of something means that it composes 50% of that thing.

If you have a house that is made of brick and wood of equal parts, that means the house is 50% brick.

If this child was composed of half a million ants, that means that the collapsing star portion is hilariously tiny and not at all Tier 4. It just means that her baby was a literal baby and not a giant star.

Even a small star would be incredibly dense; are you suggesting we use 50% of the smallest possible star?

 

[DemiiPowa]

I mean... sure, but since the joke was that the child was half of both parents, can't we just say Star level?

Maybe if she didn't state that the child was in the most literal sense, half of a collapsing star

 

[Qawsedf234]

Even a small star would be incredibly dense; are you suggesting we use 50% of the smallest possible star?

Take a volume of a baby. Replace half of it with a star.

No matter what you do, you're not getting a number higher than 5-B. Because a baby is small and a star is big.

 

[DemiiPowa]

Take a volume of a baby. Replace half of it with a star.

No matter what you do, you're not getting a number higher than 5-B. Because a baby is small and a star is big.

I hadn't thought of that, guess this can be closed then.

 

[MrKerf]

Maybe if she didn't state that the child was in the most literal sense, half of a collapsing star

Yeah, I meant to upscale her to a star seemed reasonable.

 

[Qawsedf234]

I hadn't thought of that, guess this can be closed then.

Alright