Edward Nygma
Illustrious
Not everyone has the time or skillset to math-out every little thing they see in their favorite show or game. But that doesn't mean you can't get a general idea of their power level. I'm sure I'm not the only that one who has a list of physics and cosmology factoids, or maybe a well-known calc or two, that can be used as benchmarks for cool shit we see on the day-to-day. What you got?
Speed:
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Speed:
- Semi-automatic handgun fire: Mach 1+. Subsonic - supersonic reactions from any distance greater than point-blank, hypersonic reactions from point-blank
- Natural lightning: ~Mach 200. Hypersonic - MHS reactions from any distance less than max, supersonic reactions from max distance (lightning seen leaving clouds)
- Electricity in copper (most wiring): ~99% lightspeed
- Light: Is top shit. Sub-rel+ from any distance worth mentioning. Loops the Earth ~7.5 times in 1 second. Reaches Earth from the Sun in ~8.5 minutes. Reaches nearest non-Sun star in ~4 years. Reaches Andromeda (nearest "large" galaxy) in ~2.5 million years
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- e=mc^2: Humans = ~1tt, Stars = Solar System level+
- Human vaporization: Building level+
- Clouds: City to continet+. Everything they do is relevant. If they move, appear, or disappear, you probably aren't dealing with less than a few megatons. All Might [1], Mael [1][2], and Saitama [1] all make up a perfectly diagonal line graph of cloud feats running from city to continent level.
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