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Transformers feats/discussion

“I’m getting my ass beat. What if I forced us to get trapped as sentient rocks until the end of time.” - The legitimate canon thought process of the supreme benevolent creator god of the series. What the fuck is with these writers
The Furmanator is beyond mortal understanding
 
Goofy ass franchise
 
galvatron survived getting blasted by weapons designed to pulverize comets




this isnt quite tanking per se since obviously he was knocked down for a second but he seems almost totally unscathed and immediately destroys everything in retaliation so its a good dura feat
 
Perhaps he is simply faking unconsciousness in order to enter the ship.
 
The size of comets varies from hundreds of meters to several tens of kilometers, at least 40 kilometers, mass from billions to trillions of tons.
 
Perhaps he is simply faking unconsciousness in order to enter the ship.
i was thinking that too actually
he does later on get shot in the fucking head and gets right back up, i think the Dead Universe has something to do with it
im continuing im doing a calc for it rn
 
i need to find an online version of Transformers: The Ultimate Guide fuck, seems like theres so much interesting lore there but ive only seen pages
 

"arcee can attain sub-light speeds in vehicle mode" lmfao

shockwave has a nuclear reactor in his chest

frenzy can scream hard enough to "liquidize internal circuitry"
jesus christ
 
RID's section is tragically short however (lmao) in order to make space for the Unicron Trilogy (which is also absent Cybertron funny enough, granted the original version of this guide was made in 2005 i believe
 
i need to know the energy to generate Piranacon's 300 foot tidal waves
I was searching for a way to calculate that. Google said this is the formula needed to calculate the energy for the tidal waves.



E is the energy.
m is the mass of water displaced by the wave
v is the velocity of the wave.
The mass of water displaced by the wave can be calculated by multiplying the volume of water displaced by the density of water. The volume of water displaced can be estimated from the height and length of the wave.