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Transformers feats/discussion

Kighter said:
I've always wondered why Omgra Superme Bio says it can lift 300,000 tons with one hand, while Metroplex writes such conservative figures as 70,000 tons.
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bios can be inconsistent with each other

ex: starscream is like city-block level in his original bio but crankcase (literal fodder) can tank 10 megatons of tnt)
 
In Transformers One, Optimus went from the edge of the planet's core back to the surface under a short time (either less than a minute or a couple of minutes, unsure). He also impacted a tower while going at that speed, meaning he tanked the KE.
 
Hmm1010 said:
In Transformers One, Optimus went from the edge of the planet's core back to the surface under a short time (either less than a minute or a couple of minutes, unsure). He also impacted a tower while going at that speed, meaning he tanked the KE.
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I don't care that much about Transformers One feats wise, but I thought I could mention it.
 
It's probably the best one energy wise that pertains to a character (the weird surface storm is probably higher but no one actually initiated it... I think)

second was megatron's arm cannon, or them getting shot across the city I guess
 
Hmm1010 said:
In Transformers One, Optimus went from the edge of the planet's core back to the surface under a short time (either less than a minute or a couple of minutes, unsure). He also impacted a tower while going at that speed, meaning he tanked the KE.
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I rechecked the scene and he reached the surface in about a minute. If Optimus is 10 tons, then he was going at about Mach 140 and impacted with energy close to 3 kilotons of tnt.
 
Thirteen prime said:
The fallen in the film is eight times taller than a human, when he lifted a man at arm's length it was 40 feet and his weight was about 50 tons.
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Movie Script, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

Movie script for Transformers: Revenge of the FallenAIM-120 Missiles & Spare Fins, Landing Gear Door Cover: SR-71 Blackbird, 'Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen' Movie Script
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The official script also says that Fallen is 50 tons.

In the movie, the military said Decepticons impacted Earth at 30000 knots (Mach 46). Fallen was among the Decepticons that fell to Earth. That would mean he impacted Earth with about 1.5 kilotons. Remember that Fallen was scared of Optimus.
 
You could probably get something out of the Matrix of Leadership moving so much energon quickly at the end

it would also be a bitch to quantify though
 
Hmm1010 said:
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According to Ironhide, if his full armory were to go off, it would blow up all of Diego Garcia atoll and possibly the Indian subcontinent as well. Source: ROTF prequel novel 'Veiled Threat'.

Unfortunately, this novel does have some antifeats though, such as when Optimus almost died from falling off a big waterfall. However, I have read less than half of the novel, so there might some other good statements/feats in the latter parts.
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The text speaks of India, not the Indian subcontinent, India is about 2.98 million square kilometres, while the Indian subcontinent is about 4.4 million square kilometres.
 
yeah but Diego Garcia is located almost 1800 kilometers from the tip of india, and it would apparently DESTROY ALL OF INDIA???

accounting for the fact that thats just the blast radius not diameter, india is about 3200 kilometers from the southernmost tip to the northern most part

thats a 5,000 kilometer radius explosion

78,539,816 (78.5 million) square kilometers in total
 
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Hmm1010 said:
I rechecked the scene and he reached the surface in about a minute. If Optimus is 10 tons, then he was going at about Mach 140 and impacted with energy close to 3 kilotons of tnt.
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BTW, this is assuming that Cybertron is Earth sized in One. It varies from continuity. If it's like the G1 cartoon, the result would be much less.
 
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