universe destruction/immunity?

[Artorimachi_Meteoraft]

suppose a character survives the destruction of a universe.

but here's the catch. it's because he's immune to the destruction of universes. (it's not because of physical force, he's just straight up immune)

what's his durability then? cause we can't say he has universal durability because of immunity to universe destruction.


i also have another similar question.

suppose a character has something similar. he has planet immunity (immune to the destruction of planets thrown at him but not through physical force, just straight up immune to the destruction of planets)

he not only has this but he can destroy planets through hax.

how do you scale someone to that guy? (if his way of durability is through immunity to planets and his ap is through hax and no physical force. You can't defeat that guy through physical force. defeating him does not make you planet level, since his durability is through immunity to planets. and his way of destroying the planet is hax)

 

[Valiant_Abyss]

huh?

 

[Planck69]

If it specifically states that be survives through no physical endurance of his own then his durability is Unknown.

Destroying planets through hax, unless EE, and being immune to their destruction is nonsensical.

 

[Artorimachi_Meteoraft]

If it specifically states that be survives through no physical endurance of his own then his durability is Unknown.

Destroying planets through hax, unless EE, and being immune to their destruction is nonsensical.

sorry planck. when i'm vs battle wiki.

a lot of stuff relating with how strong characters are, scaling, and other things. race through my head.

and bother me which is why i bring this type of stuff up.

 

[Thelastmlg]

Limited invulnerability

 

[AppleLord]

Is this for a book/story project? Sounds cool.

 

[Blahblah9755]

In both cases, you would just use the best feat that isn’t universe busting/planet smashing. If no one’s ever hit them with anything other than a planet/universe exploding, then it’s just unknown, and any scaling operates exactly how you would expect it to.