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Yet another MCU CRT
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That isn't exactly how scaling works...AidenBrooks999 said:
And not going full-force doesn't mean reducing to 1% either (Specially since they wanted to take down two super soldiers). You can hear the effort put into the attacks in their voices and the grunts because they get hurt
Are you legitimately arguing that Winter Soldier was going to punch a kid who he never met and doesn't know has super strength, with 8-B force? Grunts mean jackshit, they're there for effect. Peter was literally comparable to Captain America 20 minutes later.
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This is the armor that fought Ultro.SuperAPM said:
And this is the one that peformed the 8-B feat.
They have no similarity.
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Are you a 1.02 tons character do anything of notice to a guy a armor likely superior to other that withstood a 17+ tons explosion?Zark2099 said:
Are you legitimately arguing that Winter Soldier was going to punch a kid who he never met and doesn't know has super strength, with 8-B force? Grunts mean jackshit, they're there for effect. Peter was literally comparable to Captain America 20 minutes later.
See the clip of the fighting: you can hear and see the effort that Bucky put in that punch. And Spider-Man's grunt at catching it. Yeah, the effect to show that they are getting affect by the fight. And Cap took hits from Bucky's metal arm too (Not as well as Spidey, and with way more injuries, but he did), BP took hits aswell (Even without his suit). Also Spidey could stagger Giant-Man, who needed both Iron Man and War Machine to be taken down
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I think that the problem here is that you assume that damage is when character X can made serious damage to Y, when making minor damage still implies that the gap is not gigantic (For example: Only considering damage when Iron Man's armor is destroyed, but that's exceeding it's durability. You can also take into account when Tony inside his suit receives damage)
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Ultron and Quicksilver shouldn't scale
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Wait I thought 8-B was by Iron Man Mark 45? Why does the key on Iron Man's page says "Mark 43 to Mark 47"?
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Because he changed of Armor because of the damage it sustained. Not because of an specific upgrade
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So Mark 43 was upgraded from Mark 42 or what?AidenBrooks999 said:
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Btw irrelevant question: Is their air on Nidavellir? Cuz Rocket and Groot could breathe and Thor could speak. We already know the star and the rings have gravity but do they have an earth-like atmosphere?
Because we might be able to calculate the shockwave of the neutron star beam if we know the density of the air there.
Because we might be able to calculate the shockwave of the neutron star beam if we know the density of the air there.
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Good question. If looked exactly like earth so we can guess it is the same as Earth
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Hmmm. But I doubt it would be Tier 7 again
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Well I did a rough calculation comparing it to an atomic bomb and it only got Large Building level.
But I don't think it's a good calculation to compare a neutron star beam to an atomic bomb.
Is there any standard formula for shockwaves?
But I don't think it's a good calculation to compare a neutron star beam to an atomic bomb.
Is there any standard formula for shockwaves?
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Was watching Captain Marvel again and in the scene where Carol destroys the bombs, the explosions are so big that despite talking place in stratosphere is still visible from Ronan's ship. Any way to calculate those explosions?
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Use this method: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...demort_destroys_the_Hogwarts_shield_attempt_2Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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eh, still High 8-C
Does anyone have some better shots of Iris to pixel scale though?
Does anyone have some better shots of Iris to pixel scale though?
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Curvature scaling maybe?
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Curvature scaling maybe?
Im bad at this. Can you do this? We'll subtract 30 km from the height coz the explosions already took place just above the cloud level
Im bad at this. Can you do this? We'll subtract 30 km from the height coz the explosions already took place just above the cloud level
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Since Carol flew through the centre, we can use it to scale her durability
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No.Spinosaurus75DinosaurFan said:
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A clearer shot helps
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Carol never tanks a kree missile though? She blows them up and throws them back but she only ever flies through the debris and fireball post detonation, further the explosions shift sizes between several shots. I guess you can calc them but they wont scale to anyone as far as I can tell.Revan Laha said:
Was watching Captain Marvel again and in the scene where Carol destroys the bombs, the explosions are so big that despite talking place in stratosphere is still visible from Ronan's ship. Any way to calculate those explosions?
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If this helps
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Earth diameter: 12,742 km
Accounting for the 30 km gap on both sides: 12802 km
Hence explosion diameter: 168.1 km
Explosion radius: 84.03 km
Accounting for the 30 km gap on both sides: 12802 km
Hence explosion diameter: 168.1 km
Explosion radius: 84.03 km
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What was the conclusion regarding this in the past thread?
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That carol never tanks a kree missile, she blows them up and throws them back. All she ever does is fly through the fireball/debris after they explode, the missiles explosions change sizes several times in the move adding inconsistency to their explosive power and ignoring that they don't scale to carol.
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Carol never tanks a kree missile though? She blows them up and throws them back but she only ever flies through the debris and fireball post detonation, further the explosions shift sizes between several shots. I guess you can calc them but they wont scale to anyone as far as I can tell.
Im not scaling the detonation of a Kree missile. Its just the explosion the missiles caused when then they were destroyed.
Im not scaling the detonation of a Kree missile. Its just the explosion the missiles caused when then they were destroyed.
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Air blast radius (near-total fatalities) Yield: Y = ((x/0.28)^3)/1000= 27,037.9987 megatons= 27 gigatons
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She never tanks the explosion though afaik, she just flys through the smoke/fire after they've gone off.
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Okay then, but Ronan clearly said that Earth doesn't have enough powerful weapons to destroy the missiles. But Carol easily destroys them, not only that she destroys the big Kree ships which look like they are made of the same material. Can we use this?
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That would make the missiles 7-B, if not 6-C level durable
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