Power Scaling Terms Explained | How to Power Scale

[00:00] hey everyone it's your boy Zev here and

[00:02] today I'm going to be explaining all the

[00:03] power scaling terms in this one

[00:05] comprehensive video I'll be using some

[00:07] definitions and examples from different

[00:08] websites so just Buckle in and let's

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[00:14] video starting with arguably the most

[00:16] important term we have attack potency

[00:17] attack potency not to be confused with

[00:20] DC or to start the capacity is the

[00:22] amount of energy or distracted capacity

[00:23] a single attack can't produce a good way

[00:26] to break this confusing line of

[00:27] reasoning down is using a character like

[00:29] bang for one punch man bank has the

[00:31] power to harm and damage Elder centipede

[00:33] a mountain sized monster with an equally

[00:35] durable shell this would give bang

[00:37] Mountain level AP but it doesn't mean

[00:39] that this same Punch or attack has been

[00:41] shown to destroy a mountain or even

[00:42] could just harm those with durability or

[00:45] AP or distract capacity Feats similar to

[00:47] that AP is basically the damage or

[00:49] energy equivalent of a destructive feat

[00:51] we use AP mainly because not every

[00:53] character has destructive Feats to give

[00:55] them proper scaling for example if we

[00:58] only use destructive Feats of people

[00:59] like Goku and Dragon Ball Z not super he

[01:01] wouldn't have any solid Feats based on

[01:03] who he defeats making it hard to argue

[01:05] him above even planetary in the blue

[01:07] Saga when we look at who he's able to

[01:09] damage and what those same characters

[01:10] can destroy and withstand will use AP

[01:12] scaling to give Goku his proper scaling

[01:14] and ranking the most commonly used chart

[01:16] comes from verses about a Wiki and every

[01:18] single chart with its energy amounts

[01:19] required to achieve are in the

[01:21] description speed is simple it doesn't

[01:23] need much breakdown as a topic but does

[01:25] have some subsections speed is of course

[01:27] how fast a character can move within a

[01:29] given period of time while speed is

[01:30] usually a general topic it doesn't have

[01:32] to be broken down into categories unless

[01:34] a series specifically States or makes it

[01:36] clear there are different types of

[01:37] speeds the categories are attack combat

[01:40] reaction travel and flight speed in most

[01:43] verses you can correlate combat and

[01:44] attack speed with reaction speed while

[01:46] other categories vary but overall this

[01:48] is a series by series basis another

[01:50] self-explanatory category durability is

[01:53] the amount of force or energy a

[01:54] character can withstand without pretty

[01:56] much dying or being severely injured in

[01:58] a lot of series character's durability

[02:00] will scale to their attack policy by

[02:01] using Newton's third law but like all

[02:04] things this will vary on a series to

[02:05] series basis

[02:07] essentially if someone can exert a force

[02:09] without harming themselves they should

[02:10] be as durable as the attack refer back

[02:13] to the bang example in terms of AP

[02:15] from here we can get into terms like no

[02:17] selling tanking or withstanding which

[02:19] all account for someone taking little to

[02:21] no damage or having little to no effect

[02:22] on themselves from an attack scaling

[02:24] their durability to or above set attack

[02:26] our last two self-explanatory categories

[02:28] are things like intelligence range and

[02:29] stamina these factors are most important

[02:31] in close matchups and versus battles

[02:33] where small differences can make the

[02:34] difference for who wins the battle

[02:36] of course intelligence is how smart a

[02:37] character is which can vary per series

[02:39] and shouldn't be matched merely off IQ

[02:41] or just blatant statements and it's more

[02:43] so something you want to go off of

[02:44] intelligent Feats range is of course

[02:46] range how far a person can attack or

[02:48] reach with their attacks hacks or magic

[02:49] depending on what series is and stamina

[02:52] of course is the endurance or longevity

[02:54] someone can battle or fight or exert

[02:55] their full AP over a give us at a time

[02:57] now I like to go into things like hacks

[02:59] resistances and you know different

[03:01] dimension scaling and tiering but I

[03:03] think I'm going to say that for a

[03:04] different video however for fun I'll be

[03:06] asserting a character from a story I'm

[03:07] working on and I will show you exactly

[03:09] how to scale them and this will also

[03:11] help you guys scale characters from

[03:12] other actual series or maybe even your

[03:13] own if you don't care for this feel free

[03:15] to leave a like and sub before clicking

[03:17] off the video if not buckling because

[03:19] this is going to get really interesting

[03:20] for this power scaling example I'll be

[03:22] using my character Diamond a modified

[03:24] blessed human hybrid to show how

[03:26] statements and fees can scale for each

[03:27] category in the story red diamond is

[03:29] considered the Speedster of the verse it

[03:31] stated multiple times that if she moved

[03:33] at top speeds during a rescue mission

[03:34] while carrying a hostage the houses

[03:36] themselves would disintegrate from her

[03:38] speeds this is hard to calculate but we

[03:40] do know she scales above the speed of an

[03:42] attack described as a beam of light that

[03:44] came from a literal star along with a

[03:46] lot of consistent statements we can get

[03:48] diamond speed to at least light speed

[03:51] moving to AP focus on how I scale this

[03:53] using other people's Feats since Diamond

[03:55] has yet to show her full power in the

[03:57] series

[03:58] Diamond faces off against a character

[03:59] named Peridot who she states could end

[04:02] the world whether this is surface wiping

[04:04] destroying or killing all organic life

[04:05] this will at bare minimum be a

[04:07] multi-continental feat it's implied that

[04:09] she was simply going to wipe away the

[04:11] entire Village however which was only

[04:12] Island size and was defeat a stronger

[04:15] character was casually prepared to do as

[04:17] we said earlier if there are no

[04:18] contradictions you can safely give her

[04:20] durability equal to her attack potency

[04:22] which would land her either at Island

[04:23] level to multi-continental depending on

[04:25] your interpretation I can go more in

[04:28] depth about things like hacks but I'll

[04:29] stop here for the sake of making a

[04:31] separate video about these topics for

[04:32] you all to enjoy

[04:34] if you guys enjoyed this type of video

[04:35] and like you know the more educational

[04:37] stuff about power scaling and not me

[04:38] just telling you who beat two leave a

[04:40] like and comment down below what I

[04:41] should talk about next I think the next

[04:43] video I will go over things like hacks

[04:45] resistances and uh probably dimensional

[04:48] tiering since those are things people

[04:49] don't really understand you know

[04:50] different levels of infinity and stuff

[04:52] like that but if you enjoyed this video

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[05:05] boy's there so I think oh peace thanks

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