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PowerScaling is complete pointless, counter-productive Goyslop. Imagine wasting so much time online shitflinging about which SNCA Capeshit character can beat other SNCA Capeshit character
>BROOOO MUH FAVORITE MARVEL A24 HERO CAN RUN FASTER THAN A HECKING ATTOSECOND. HE CAN DESTROY ENTIRE UNIVERSES BY BRAPPING
Doesn't help that Capeshit writers love making their "characters" absurdly overpowered in every single way. I mean, what's the fucking point of powerscaling if every single fucking character is written with god-tier universe-destroying powers. They're written to be OP for the sake of being OP, nothing more. These characters also lose in bullshit ways. The Fagash, for example, is capable of running at the speed of light yet he somehow loses to a random guy with a freeze gun lol.
That said, If you wanna have a actual intellectual debate on powerscaling, go powerscale Aryanime characters. Unlike Capeshit characters, Aryanime characters are written with grounded, consistent powers with set limits and rules.
Don't forget what (((Stan lee))) himself said
>The writer decides who wins
>BROOOO MUH FAVORITE MARVEL A24 HERO CAN RUN FASTER THAN A HECKING ATTOSECOND. HE CAN DESTROY ENTIRE UNIVERSES BY BRAPPING
Doesn't help that Capeshit writers love making their "characters" absurdly overpowered in every single way. I mean, what's the fucking point of powerscaling if every single fucking character is written with god-tier universe-destroying powers. They're written to be OP for the sake of being OP, nothing more. These characters also lose in bullshit ways. The Fagash, for example, is capable of running at the speed of light yet he somehow loses to a random guy with a freeze gun lol.
That said, If you wanna have a actual intellectual debate on powerscaling, go powerscale Aryanime characters. Unlike Capeshit characters, Aryanime characters are written with grounded, consistent powers with set limits and rules.
Don't forget what (((Stan lee))) himself said
>The writer decides who wins
