The point of the punch was to launch Kratos through the avatar to get to Poseidon." "It was mainly his water form which took the damage, he himself was protected though the force of the punch could have dazed him.
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We never see the full extent of its size, if the myth is true its long enough to circle midgard, il assume its smaller, but its still atleast Mountain+ in size.
"When were Baldur’s punches shown to be mountain level? The only area where you could even argue either had this type of strength was when the two were grappling and it opened up a fissure in the earth but even then it wasn’t mountain level and it was lifting strength." He can even evelop their heads in a quake bubble dealing focused damage to their brain though that isn’t needed "No, he sends out shockwaves through the air." Unlike Atlas the force of his quakes are directed through the air towards his target so they take them force of it.
This says nothing of his ability to take Whitebeard’s quakes which split islands in half and cause tsunami’s miles away on othmer islands and hey can feel the tremors. Even still Hades isn’t receiving the full force of the attack, he’s just getting flung back from the tremors which isn’t that impressive of a durability feat as you just need to tank the fall. The way I see the quake, its his blunt force traveling through the ground through the cracks it causes, which obviously dont behave like a regular Earthquake anyway.’Īre we thinking of the same thing during the flashback? Because I don’t recall it traveling km at all, he wasn’t close to Hades but we wasn’t miles away either, a few hundred metres at most from what it looked like. ‘It caused large cracks that traveled a km+ in seconds and sent a being that dwarfed houses flying 100s of meters, pretty impressive. ‘But tbf old Kratos is shown to be Earthquake level in his fight with Baldur’ The point of the punch was to launch Kratos through the avatar to get to Poseidon. It was mainly his water form which took the damage, he himself was protected though the force of the punch could have dazed him. ‘I do agree with this tbh, though im still pretty sure he took atleast some damage from the Titans punch, I think Poseidon is better suited for a support role.’ When were Baldur’s punches shown to be mountain level? The only area where you could even argue either had this type of strength was when the two were grappling and it opened up a fissure in the earth but even then it wasn’t mountain level and it was lifting strength. ‘He does tank Baldurs punches, which cause Shockwaves also and is mountain level+ in striking’ No, he sends out shockwaves through the air. The way I see the quake, its his blunt force traveling through the ground through the cracks it causes, which obviously dont behave like a regular Earthquake Whitebeard use blunt trauma to cause his Earthquakes?’ It caused large cracks that traveled a km+ in seconds and sent a being that dwarfed houses flying 100s of meters, pretty impressive. ‘Tanking’ an earthquake doesn’t even make any sense." It isn’t as if Atlas pounded on him directly, it’s an earthquake, the full DC isn’t focused on Hades and the quake itself visually wasn’t anything to brag about. "I saw said ‘earthquake tanking’, all that happened was the earth tremored and was sent flying a small distance, why is this impressive. I do agree with this tbh, though im still pretty sure he took atleast some damage from the Titans punch, I think Poseidon is better suited for a support role.īut tbf old Kratos is shown to be Earthquake level in his fight with Baldur. "He has no note worthy durability feats and it was the collision itself that damaged him the most, the damage up until that point was directed as his water form." He does tank Baldurs punches, which cause Shockwaves also and is mountain+ level striking. "And as for an actual shockwave which is more relevant as it’s the most similar to Whitebeard’s offense, he got stunned."ĭoes Whitebeard use blunt trauma to cause his Earthquakes?
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