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Undertale: 8-B, Class M, and more!

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Continuation of this thread, which became like super long and hard to follow:

8-B and Class M

This new calc came out, with Flowey having both 8-B stats and Class M LS as a side effect.

Now... how would this affect scaling?

Attack Potency

As already said in Asgore's profile, he's far stronger than Flowey is, due to the latter, despite his ability to SAVE and LOAD, could never beat Asgore once, making Asgore far stronger than Flowey is.

Well... we have Undyne, who trained with Asgore and even managed to knock him down, other than being capable of overthrowing Toriel off-screen (with Toriel being equal to Asgore due to both having 80 ATK/DEF, mind you), which would mean that base Undyne (50 ATK) isn't leagues below Asgore, ending up downscaling from him, making her 8-B

Every monster whose ATK/DEF Value is between 18 and 50 will become from 9-A a 8-B for the reasons already said here (with the calc being changed obviously).

A full power of a Human SOUL will also change:
  • The previous calc of 0.04476 Tons that's currently used to justify 9-A will be replaced from the new 8-B one (17.716460035134 Tons), meaning that the new AP would be:
    • Ruins and Snowdin Monsters + Waterfall, Hotland and CORE Monsters = (2*2400*0.0016) + (3*2400*17.716460035134) = 127566.1923 Tons, or 127.57 Kilotons (High 7-C)
    • Asriel with the power of a single SOUL will upscaling from said High 7-C value off being massively superior to a single SOUL
    • Photoshop Flowey instead will be "Unknown, at least High 7-C+", due to him being exponentially above a SOUL x 6, thus being >> 765.42 Kilotons (with High 7-C+ starting at 550 Kilotons)
Lifting Strenght

Flowey's LS rating will be Class M (8332.02 Tons for an approximation), How will this affect scaling? Well, not much, outside few things.

Flowey's feat is done through his vines, meaning he doesn't exactly scale with his body (given he's a literal flower after all), meaning he'd be something like "Unknown, Class M with vines".

Only one who'd scale are:
Photoshop Flowey and Asriel will obviously heavily upscale from the value above. The former, as said in the profile, he managed to to held with no effort Papyrus, Undyne, Asgore, Toriel, Sans and Undyne at the same time. However, the reason why he doesn't have a multiplier is due to him helding each of them with different sets of vines, so he doesn't scale.

Well, I disagree with it, I'd like to remember that these are all small vines, a smaller part of the bigger ones Flowey is made of. It's obvious as hell that his whole body is stronger than the combined strenght of all the smaller vines, it's like saying that my whole hand isn't stronger than the combined strenght of all my 5 fingers. Given that 2 of these characters are Class M (8332.02 Tons), x2 would be 16664.04 Tons, aka still Class M if Asgore and Toriel are accepted here.

Asriel's Intelligence

For some reason the profile doesn't include sections for his child self, so I fixed that and did this. References will be added in the profile if accepted.

Also updated from Above Average to Genius, due to him being basically almost omniscient over the whole Underground thanks to the absurd amount of resets he made, having learned almost every single bit of knownledge and detail that is possible to learn in the Underground, to the point he can accurately predict what the outcomes of his actions would be, or what will the characters say and/or do. I don't think that merely "show greater cognitive ability than the norm, but do not particularly stand out in any intellectual or academic fields." fits this, like at all.

Lifting Strength nerfs

While Flowey, Asgore, and whoever scales from the latter scales to Class M, other things about the LS stuff for Undertale never seemed right to me.

Why are some of the characters Class 10? That is got through Papyrus' and Mettaton's attacks, but these are, ya know, attacks, even their profiles say they're not physically that strong, nor they can lift that much. However, there's still the Ice Wolf scaling (Class 5) which can be used. Characters who can get an update from being clearly physically stronger than him are:
Papyrus and Mettaton will have a "Class 5 physically, Class 10 via Magic" or something I suppose.
 
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Will do, "king".

@LephyrTheRevanchist @Propellus @Damage3245 @AbaddonTheDisappointment Input here would be appreciated.
i just have a couple questions regarding the math
it looks like you're calculating the volume as effectively these parts? by calculating the volume of a larger cube and then subtracting that of an inner cube (though they share the same height)
my question: why? as far as i know elevators are more just hollow steel boxes that slide up and down a shaft that guides them, so i'd have to ask why you're getting the volume of those parts (which would probably be the shaft) as opposed to taking the inner volume and subtracting 90% or so of the volume to account for the fact that it's nearly entirely hollow?
if there's something i'm not understanding then by all means feel free to correct me, i just don't get it
 
i just have a couple questions regarding the math
it looks like you're calculating the volume as effectively these parts? by calculating the volume of a larger cube and then subtracting that of an inner cube (though they share the same height)
my question: why? as far as i know elevators are more just hollow steel boxes that slide up and down a shaft that guides them, so i'd have to ask why you're getting the volume of those parts (which would probably be the shaft) as opposed to taking the inner volume and subtracting 90% or so of the volume to account for the fact that it's nearly entirely hollow?
if there's something i'm not understanding then by all means feel free to correct me, i just don't get it
Because the doors if the elevator in questions are like super thick, hence not like a irl one.
 
I'd like to call attention to three things:

1. The timeframe is a HUGE lowball. The screen fades to white and the next thing we see is Frisk outside of the elevator. There is very clearly a timeskip here, and using the timeframe that we see seems a bit disingenuous.

2. Isn't this a huge outlier? They'd be going from 9-A (based on multiple feats and calcs) to 8-B for one feat that has a lot of assumptions made about it.

3. About the last point, there is an assumption being made here that Flowey used his vines to push the elevator. While we do see his vines on the door, this is only after Frisk gets to New Home. It seems just as likely that Flowey merely messed with the elevator's controls and made it go to New Home. I'd also like to mention that this elevator was already malfunctioning, which is why Frisk was dropped down in the first place. Saying that Flowey physically pushed the elevator all this way seems to be a huge assumption.
 
About the last point, there is an assumption being made here that Flowey used his vines to push the elevator. While we do see his vines on the door, this is only after Frisk gets to New Home. It seems just as likely that Flowey merely messed with the elevator's controls and made it go to New Home. I'd also like to mention that this elevator was already malfunctioning, which is why Frisk was dropped down in the first place. Saying that Flowey physically pushed the elevator all this way seems to be a huge assumption.
That's a different elevator? And one that was falling? It can't fall backwards.
 
As I said in the prior thread, I still believe that this part of the elevator calc should be adjusted;

"As for the vertical distance, the distance between Alphy’s lab and the True Lab was calculated to be 633.64576 meters"

The KE is impacted by a good enough margin to instead actually afford to account for the free fall due to gravitational acceleration, rather than the elevator immediately falling at 100 mph once the EM tether stability is lost, being nothing is supporting that elevator. Which cuts the value in half to about 300 meters.
 
2. Isn't this a huge outlier? They'd be going from 9-A (based on multiple feats and calcs) to 8-B for one feat that has a lot of assumptions made about it.
That's not how outliers work lmfao. You'd have to prove why it's an outlier, it's not like it's a Tier 7 feat or something.
 
Btw I apologize if I sounded rude here, took me a bit to realize it. It wasn't my intention here.
You weren't being rude, I just wanted to make a reference.
As I said in the prior thread, I still believe that this part of the elevator calc should be adjusted;

"As for the vertical distance, the distance between Alphy’s lab and the True Lab was calculated to be 633.64576 meters"

The KE is impacted by a good enough margin to instead actually afford to account for the free fall due to gravitational acceleration, rather than the elevator immediately falling at 100 mph once the EM tether stability is lost, being nothing is supporting that elevator. Which cuts the value in half to about 300 meters.
You're right, I should adjust it later.
 
It should be a teeny bit higher if the initial downward velocity you cited was 0.762 m/s. 876.066 meters vs 886.252 meters :D But glad to see it!
I mean, the elevator stopped midway just after going down normally and before free falling, so there's no need.

Although you did manage to remind me that I forgot to add the distance from the elevator going down normally (I was tired that day), so I corrected it and the result is now 17.75 tons.
 
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