Tiny guy, I gave you an answer already. That was a contributionYo, how strong is the average cybertronian lil bro? Figure that one out yet?
Don't derail my thead please
Looks like someone only watched the MCU version of the characterRama-Tut is Kang after realizing the hopelessness of his crusade for reviving Ravonna and settling down. They are the same character at different points in time, meaningless distinction.
The point of the destiny war was to erase humanity and Earth before they became space farring conquerors it was a domino effect they weren't destroying all alternate timelines with a single blast. And they needed the forever crystal just to do that.It is when we know the scale of which Immortus's time-manipulation was affecting the cosmology, and he gets his powers from them, and is also completely incapable of affecting them because their control over time is superior. He was literally inducing a multiversal incursion because he couldn't use Wanda as a nexus for his energy.
Trying to scale Kang from Immortus in anyway is like trying to scale Kid Goku in the King Piccolo saga to Adult Goklu from the Saiyan saga.I already know this. But even before powering the chrono-cannon which keep in mind was after destroying Immortus, they didn't once consider erasing or breaching Kang's defenses as plasuible.
Again their energy and attention was already directed to using the chrono-cannon.I mean, here they are weakening the Time-Keepers shielding with the main playing factor being the Supreme Intelligence.
No you inferred Kang got a power-up via the supreme intelligence and thats how he was able to resist them because of that.I said this. Unless you're referring to the destiny force that just saved the avengers from dying once. But Kang's technology was stalemating them until his connection with the Uni-Cycle was broken.
I've never watched the MCU, try again bud.Looks like someone only watched the MCU version of the character
You'd have to substantiate that claim when Rama-Tut and Kang are peers in their later lives. Maybe for kid immortus but no one is talking about that, nor is this thread about him.Theyr'e the same in that they're both Nathaniel Richards but Rama-Tut is not Kang the same way that an 8-year old Bruce Wayne is not Batman. Nathaniel Richards various identities have seperate weapons and abilities pertaining to what identity they are in life
I was referring to post revelation Rama-Tut, the one we see actually confront Kang. Don't need to go down the chain of continuity.Nathaniel Richards->Iron Lad->Kid Immortus->Rama-Tut->Scarlet Centurion->Doctor Doom (at some point)->Kang/MisterGryphon->Rama-Tut (again)->Kang again (depending on the writer)->Immortus
Yeah, they said they couldn't destroy that time-line due to the business they had it in it. And by your same token, they didn't just want to change timelines abroad which is something Immortus is both capable and designated to do, they wanted to manipulate fate on a megaversal scale in order to prevent humans from ever reaching their potential.The point of the destiny war was to erase humanity and Earth before they became space farring conquerors it was a domino effect they weren't destroying all alternate timelines with a single blast. And they needed the forever crystal just to do that.
So then your research is purely from skimming wiki pages then, that's even worse "bud"I've never watched the MCU, try again bud.
Rama-Tut is literally a normal dude with a ultra diode ray he has none of Kang's 30-40th century tech suit or lifetime of training. This was literally before Kang went full globe trotting and training his body physically by sword fighting dinosaurs. So yeah Rama-Tut is just a dude with a mind control gun. scaling him or saying he's peers with Kang is nonsensical.You'd have to substantiate that claim when Rama-Tut and Kang are peers in their later lives. Maybe for kid immortus but no one is talking about that, nor is this thread about him.
Then specify access to Damocles, if you say "Peak Thanos vs Darkseid" nobody is going to assume you mean Thanos with access to the HOTU or the dimensional regulator unless you specify it since he never had either of those as standard.Obv it's dependent on what technology he has access to at the time, we were just talking about his damocles ship.
It's the same Rama-Tut because he abandons his tech and goes back to just using his plan diode ray and sphinx machineI was referring to post revelation Rama-Tut, the one we see actually confront Kang. Don't need to go down the chain of continuity.
first of all multiple universes is not megaversal level second of all you're making some assumptions in that Immortus is even below them when he is the multiversal singularity that RUNS limbo. Third they needed the forever crystal and the chrono-cannon that is literally the whole point of the destiny war to begin with.Yeah, they said they couldn't destroy that time-line due to the business they had it in it. And by your same token, they didn't just want to change timelines abroad which is something Immortus is both capable and designated to do, they wanted to manipulate fate on a megaversal scale in order to prevent humans from ever reaching their potential.
Peak Kang not being a thing isn't semantics because it's a detrimental detail to your scenario in Round 3.Feels like you're just arguing semantics with me.
we arent using cartoon galvs unfortunately but tf characters in the toon could get absurdly ftl, like cyclonus and scourge flew from cybertron to thrull, which the script says is in another galaxyspeed is in a very strange place with a lot of the what I guess would be considered herald tier characters
it's either "there's not much to go on here besides vaguely FTL or alternatively you scale them to that bat-fuck stupidly high MFTL speed feat from Earth Wars"
granted there are more ftl speed feats found in the Cybertron cartoon lately, but I'm not sure what the numbers were. Barring applying the EW feat I'd assume in general Marvel has better and more numerous speed feats. I'm not aware of any grounds to give someone like Ramjet infinite speed for example.
idk why i never realized until now vector and unicron had to be moving at absurd super fuck off speeds therewe arent using cartoon galvs unfortunately but tf characters in the toon could get absurdly ftl, like cyclonus and scourge flew from cybertron to thrull, which the script says is in another galaxy
ramjet could keep up with avatar vector who was apparently capable of FTL flight now that i think about it
he had to be moving ridiculously fast in other to stop unicrons galaxy deleting shockwaves
I am biased towards high end feats, so i would be inclined to lean with the latter.speed is in a very strange place with a lot of the what I guess would be considered herald tier characters
it's either "there's not much to go on here besides vaguely FTL or alternatively you scale them to that bat-fuck stupidly high MFTL speed feat from Earth Wars"
Gotcha.granted there are more ftl speed feats found in the Cybertron cartoon lately, but I'm not sure what the numbers were. Barring applying the EW feat I'd assume in general Marvel has better and more numerous speed feats.
Depending on how that scaling gets reacted to in the obd wiki thread, I'm inclined to say that this is the new baseline for peak heralds, and Bill is definitely a part of that upper echelon. Though really it would trans-infinite since they are surpassing an infinite distance? It's weird.I'm not aware of any grounds to give someone like Ramjet infinite speed for example.
true as hellI'm traumatized by cross scaling from all the idw wankers lol so I have a kneejerk reaction even when it makes sense to use it in TF
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