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All the stars in the universe

Lowball of about 6.87e+65 joules, Multi-Solar System level, not accounting for the different GBEs of dvery star and the rough estimate of how many stars exist
 
Considering you'd be creating countless galaxies in the process, it counts as a 3-B feat.

Reminds me, I know a really weird low budget indie film where the main character made all the stars in the universe. Dude needs a profile
 
Azathoth the Abyssal Idiot said:
Like Assaltwaffle said, weird stuff happens when you apply mathematical formulas to stuff to unfathomably large that it's hard to scale.

Weirdly enough, destroying a galaxy has been calculated only at 4-A before...
 
Hst's post did say "What AP would it take to create all the stars in the universe?" so uh.

Galaxy Level like Azzy said two posts above.
 
Saikou The Lewd King said:
Isn't baseline galaxy the Milky-way? It can easily be 4-A then.
What is this replying to? If it was my post, the feat in question was someone who had the power to consume the entire milky way in a single attack.

@Turbo. It's a Multi-Galaxy feat because you're effectively creating countless galaxies in the process.
 
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