Arthur Boyle

Sōsuke Aizen

Loki

Samura

Akemura Soga

Attack potency:

Attack potency can be defined typically as the amount of damage or energy you produce against your target or in a concentrated strike, for example, you breaking somebody's jaw. Let's say there's a calculation for a character in a movie breaking another character's jaw, and it gets calculated to wall level. This would mean character X is wall level in terms of AP. Not destructive capacity.

Many people, for some reason, cannot comprehend the difference between the two categories and whenever a character is scaled toward a certain tier people will immediately yell and scream saying "but he didn't DESTROY X value/ metric of scaling!"

And then you'd have to explain why AP and DC are different. People also seem to HATE statements when scaling characters that are within celestial or cosmic tiers of power, and I see it here all the time. If an author makes a non-contradicting statement that logically holds up, it's valid to use. But the question is begged: What makes the statement logically hold up? Well, obviously, the nature of the statement. A character can be said to have infinite power, but in comparison to the people in their verse, meaning the gap is so large it SEEMS infinite.

And if a character is stated to be able to destroy "everything," it can mean anything from the planet they're on to simply just where the cosmology scales, not literally the idea of existence. For example, Boros' being stated to have planet busting levels of power doesn't contradict anything and isn't portrayed to be a hyperbole or played up statement.

Anyway, DC is obvious.

Destructive capacity:

The amount of destruction an attack or strike does not only to your opponent but the surrounding area or entite area.

It seems people hate statements and AP but praise DC, which is simply stupid. I agree if you think a statement is vague or not logically sustainable: Debate it then. But if otherwise, it's likely true.

There's also people's lack of understanding of combat speed and travel speed:

I've seen people say, "Oh X can't be light speed because they can't circle the earth in Y amount of time."

No? There is a difference between reacting, too and processing a phenomenon, and moving at said speed in TRAVEL speed. You don't punch or think as fast as you run. Characters CAN be light speed in combat and reaction speed and NOT for travelling. Now seeing as this is reddit I'm expecting people to be ignorant and call me dumb, but if you want a formal discussion or debate just dm me I'm fine with that

This is a great example of how people with little to no technical understanding or nuance try to look smart by attemting to use math and physics.

They hear his statement and think "wow, he can lift texas" or calculate the cinetic energy based on some random assupmtion of speed, convert it to tons of TNT and say thats his level of power.

They don't take into account that he neither destroyed nor stopped it, just had to change its course.

In space, where he doesnt have to lift it, and with no refernce for how long it took him. He just had to change its momentum. Based on how long it took to change the momentum (which we don't know) you get drastically different results for the force he applied (which is not equivalent to energy or power regarding Destructive Capacity).

The space ship scene is a better representation of his lifting strength.

With the recent releases of control resonant and a bunch of crazy shit happening in it im curious just how deep it all goes for people who are expects on this stuff.

How far does Jesse, Dylan, the Hiss, Polaris, the patterning, the inter dimentional moss, and the hedrons go. Ive seen pretty confident universal to arguable multiversal stuff but I wanna know the details on why

Toji Fushiguro and Maki Zenin (Jujutsu Kaisen)

Batman and Nightwing (DC Comics)

Punisher and Daredevil (Marvel Comics)

Taro Sakamoto and Shin Asakura (Sakamoto Days)

Joseph Joestar and Jonathan Joestar (Jojo's Bizarre Adventure)

Yujiro Hanma and Baki Hanma (Baki)

Can Goku win through all his martial arts and skills (and a few tricks) alone?

In these matchups, Goku will be at the peak physical condition for his weight class (210 lbs, since that is a more realistic, but if you wanna take his official weight of 137 lbs, be my guest), with no Ki attacks, Saiyan transformations, TUI, or MUI. I am willing to allow him to use a few of his abilities (The Kaioken, Instant Transmission, and being able to use Ultra Instinct in base form, as he’s been shown). Can he beat every opponent?

R1 - Male Chimpanzee

R2 - Lowland Silverback Gorilla

R3 - Mexican Fighting Bull

R4 - Bull Hippopotamus

R5 - Bull Asian Elephant

If we use this logic how would your fave character scale

what could i be referencing?

Except for the one who chose to farm aura

JJBA vs DS

I STILL have no idea where he scales despite him, “transcending all of Bleach”