Paulo.junior.969 said:
Literally any 5-A Reality Warper who is worth a damn could do the same; doing stuff on lower tier is not really that impressive when we're talking about hax, no matter what weapon you're using.
Toon Force is really overastimated, honestly, it's literally just a more limited version of Reality Warping; it is a good power, but I've never seen a Toon Force chatacter having "unlimited potential" or stuff like that.
The point here is that since Bugs Bunny's actual tier is 5-A, he can totally pull off a feat like the one mentioned above which is at Tier 5-A instead of High 6-C to 6-B.
Toon Force, at a high enough level (like the level of Popeye and Looney Tunes characters), allows someone to do any kind of reality warping up to their tier (and in some cases, above their tier by negating durability through things like transmutation and what-not) as long as it could in any way be seen as funny. Yes, that is a limitation, but it's not as big a limitation you seem to think as long
as someone is creative enough and has a good enough sense of humor.
I mean, Toon Force can even make someone pretty much immune to death by conventional means, as long as it provides for a good visual gag. That has happened literally a gazillion times in Looney Tunes, like all the times when Yosemite Sam has been shot or stabbed full of holes and somehow survived, or all the times when Daffy Duck has gotten his freaking face blown off so hard that it flipped his beak around to the other side of his head. Yes yes I know, those are actually Regenerationn feats, not toonforce per-se. . . .buuuuut the reason those Regenerationn feats are possible is because they are visual gags, meaning that those regen feats come from the characters' toon-force.
Pretty much at least half of the various powers listed for characters like Bugs Bunny are just powers they were able to make up on-the-fly using their toonforce reality-warping as visual gags. High-level Toonforce users are kinda like Pre-Crisis Superman in that regard,
they can pretty much give themselves new powers as they please as long as those powers happen to result in something funny looking. For example, in the above feat where he saws off Florida, Bugs Bunny used toonforce to grant himself two whole new powers unique to that particular situation: The first being the ability to amplify the durability and range of an ordinary handheld object by tremendously many orders of magnitude (i.e. he gave himself a form of Stats-Amplification for Objects pretty much on-the-fly), and the second one being some type of Earth-manipulation, seeing as how he somehow made Florida behave as if it were floating on the water instead of attached to a tectonic plate. He quite literally just gave himself new superpowers as he pleased in order to do something funny.
And LMAO yeah this is still Doraemon vs. Jerry,
but I feel that a discussion of how useful an ability Toonforce can be is certainly relevant here.
