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Just an FYI, a Brute 10 would be able to damage an Endbringer enough to get to the dimensionally folded sections just with that, through punching or tearing. A mover 10 would be able to get to the opposite side of the planet within seconds. For reference, that is essentially planet-cracking levels of power per punch, and the movement, (unless it's an energy-based Breaker state) would shred the atmosphere as you would be going the speed of light with a physical being.
https://worm.fandom.com/wiki/Power%5C_Classifications[1][2]
1: https://worm.fandom.com/wiki/Power%5C_Classifications
2: https://worm.fandom.com/wiki/Power_Classifications
Take a look at that to actually get an idea for what power levels you should be looking at for equivalent ratings. For reference, the three strongest heroes are a Blaster 9/Breaker 9/Mover 9, a Trump 12, and a Brute 8/Mover 6-7/Thinker 7.
Comment by Routine_Comb_1778 at 31/01/2025 at 04:51 UTC
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Yeah i had read through the wiki, but it doesnt specify what i needed, so i went and ask the pros instead
Comment by MugaSofer at 31/01/2025 at 05:50 UTC*
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Being rated a Brute 10 by the PRT doesn't imply that you can kill anyone rated Brute 9.
For example, Alexandria is rated a Brute 8, Leviathan is rated a Brute 9, and Behemoth is rated a Brute 10. But that doesn't mean Leviathan and Behemoth can kill Alexandria with a punch! (They can't, we've seen them fight.) It just means the PRT rated them as more of a physical threat in melee than her.
You can be literally impossible to kill, and still have a low Brute rating if it doesn't make you a huge threat in a fight.
Being able to punch the planet in half and rip off a planet's atmosphere with your speed is comparable to the threat level of the one known (Tinker) 15 from Ward, who threatened to tear off the atmosphere of a planet. And even they needed a fair amount of prep time.