Breaking apart and cracking are literally the same thing,
Literally not the same thing. A crack is a crack, being broken into pieces is no longer a crack.
whether it's cracking to pieces or breaking to pieces. It all simply means when something becomes unbounded, unattached to the whole or something.
False, a crack is merely a compromise. Breaking apart is completely unbounded and separation.
The comparison of meteor to a planet is simply asinine since a cracked meteor would just drift off into space in its pieces, however the likes of a planet has GBE.
Even a asteroid gas GBE if large enough. And don't move the goal posts, be it a planet or a asteroid it is EXPLICITLY shown to be able to these things. Like it or not it's an inmate quality of the beam, it's something it can did do, with the intent of foreshadowing no less. Shit happened only issues before the planet feat. The planet has GBE, which they didn't overcome. The planet exploded due to a variety of factors and THAT overcame the GBE. Not them.
So, it wouldn't just drift off into space like the broken meteor. Basically there's no proof of the beam being some magical beam that makes things break apart untill they're aren't close to each other anymore and just a powerful energy beam.
"There's no proof except this blatant proof because I said so".
Not how it works, the beam, ignoring the fact it's actually a magical scifi beam with ludicrous properties. Is the WHOLE ******* reason any of this was possible. And yes there is roof, it literally did it to the asteroid, despite being an absolutely massive asteroid, a single shot caused it to crumble apart, despite the beam only hitting it in one spot, much like the planet.
It isn't just a powerful beam, Omniman himself states it's an indestructible beam that can shoot through anything with a whole bunch of weird innate qualities. We even see it oneshot a viltramite.
Seeing as its feats are like any regular energy beam.
Except when they're not, which you keep ignoring.
This the actual size of the Crater, it's not even as wide as a city and probably a town. The crater we see after is the one after Mark and co hit the planet. The beam also didn't go through the planet as you literally see it deflected upwards in a round manner.
Yes because you pixel scaled it right? Given the immediate energy nuke, which can also compare to the initial scenery, can be seen from space. It's not as small as you think it is.
The beam did go through the planet, why the hell do you think Thaedus said "aim dead center", because the whole point was to have the EXPLICITLY stated indestructible beam that can shoot through anything unhindered to hit the core.
And it quite literally wasn't reflected upward, you're confusing the long ass beam still being visible to it being rebounded, instead of just, ya know, it still be visible because it's big.
And that's ignoring the fact it CAN'T rebound or be deflected, that is explicitly not how it works, it's IMPOSSIBLE for that to the case I'm context. And you'd better hope that's the case as well because this beak can oneshot Omniman, if you're arguing all it did was that """""tiny"""" crater and then it just rebounded, you'd know that make this feat a blatant outlier given they're weaker then the beam durability wise if you want to forego it's special properties, which seems to be what you're doing.
You misinterpreted by points with "causing small damage. What I was trying to say, is that a small damage to a planet's core can cause it to be unstable, basically the impact dosen't need to be large.
Except not how it works, for one who wants to quite reality so much, what you're implying isn't possible in reality nor what happened in context.
Them being far away from the planet before it explodes is just them being faster than the explosion.
No, it means the explosion happened in response to, not due to, the KE of them. Chain reaction dude.
They landed on the planet with K.E and it exploded, the core being unstable has no hand in that
The WHOLE point is that it had a hand in that. That's literally the point of the scene. It was made PERFECTLY clear that they wouldn't be able to destroy the planet without racer's gun. And they only had ONE chance to pull it off, because not only would they die, but they'd fail if it stabilized. This is basic contextual understanding, like come on dude.
Even if we assume the core being unstable affected/weakened the GBE of the planet, it would only cause the planet to become loose to the point it was weakened.
Yes, to a completely unquantifiable degree making scaling then to the destruction in total impossible without making shit up or numerous arbitrary assumptions.
However, that has no hand in the K.E impact Mark and co created being able to make the planet break apart and drift into space.
Yes, abd that was calced at High 6-A and 5-B/A. That upheaval of the crust and initial impact I have no issues with, I only gave issue with the explosion and the total destruction, because that is explicitly not on their end, was circumstantial, and can't be replicated normally.
You just need to impact enough force to cause it to explode (which is what Mark and the rest did) there's no magic, or Sci Fi in the whole thing.
You aren't even reading it are you? How in the **** are you even arguing that it was entirely their KE when it's BLATANTLY outlined to not be true. Read the shit, stop looking at the pictures in a vacuum and read the context of the feat.
It wasn't stated that they needed the planet's core to destabilize...to destroy the planet, however I said for us to assume that the instability of the core is to reduce planet's GBE or make it loose a bit to make it easier to break apart and drift into space.
It was actually. It wasn't worded like that, but the meaning and intent is still there. They need Racer to hit the planet dead on, causing the core to be destabilized, which previously established causes things to become highly volatile, break apart, and fly into space, in that brief instance where the core was destabilized, they punched through the planet, which, in conjunction with the now highly compromised and volatile planet, caused it to blow up, and if they were to slow, and have died and fail to bust it.
They helped, but it wasn't them. It's make clear it was a situational feat that could only be accomplished with outside aid.
Edit: Forgive my typos, on mobile.
