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She isn't. They were portrayed as on par with each other, and if anything Percy was always said to be much stronger since he's a child of the Big ThreeFor this assumption of relativistic to work, that is the difference of speed necessary.
It’s either she’s far, far faster than Percy is without his curse, or he didn’t get faster at all, in which case he should have absolutely lolblitzed a bullet from a skeleton.
He needs a different key for Heroes of Olympus where he actually has High Hypersonic feats.He's High Hypersonic in the profile rn, so blitzing bullets would apply for the current speed as well. Prob needs a nerf.
Yeah, I doubt 12 year old Percy was reaching Mach 81He needs a different key for Heroes of Olympus where he actually has High Hypersonic feats.
Yeah, but it peaked in The Last Olympian, so he most likely did grow from his first book to his fith.It's not like he got a dozen times faster between the books, he even points out how his swordfighting got worse in Mark of Athena.
Maybe from the Last Olympian. He's still far better than his 12 years old selfIt's not like he got a dozen times faster between the books, he even points out how his swordfighting got worse in Mark of Athena.
He got far stronger from Lightning Thief to Last Olympian, and then got even stronger because time skipped forward and he kept training and fighting strong opponents. So while it isn’t realistic, the feats are there to show he got at least dozens of times faster, as he consistently reacts to lightning timers.It's not like he got a dozen times faster between the books, he even points out how his swordfighting got worse in Mark of Athena.
Did he say worse? I thought he said it just didn't improve lolIt's not like he got a dozen times faster between the books, he even points out how his swordfighting got worse in Mark of Athena.
Definitely a lot stronger between the first and fifth, I just don't see the big difference going into the second series.
I'll also point out that someone faster than Percy considers a horse a bit over Mach 1 to be fast as hell. >_>
oh yeah, I keep forgettingDefinitely a lot stronger between the first and fifth, I just don't see the big difference going into the second series.
I'll also point out that someone faster than Percy considers a horse a bit over Mach 1 to be fast as hell. >_>
Peak Human to Subsonic for the verse confirmedDefinitely a lot stronger between the first and fifth, I just don't see the big difference going into the second series.
I'll also point out that someone faster than Percy considers a horse a bit over Mach 1 to be fast as hell. >_>
I unironically think that that was the intention. It's not what ended up happening with the lightning feat, but it seems like the authorial intent.Peak Human to Subsonic for the verse confirmed
There are quite a few of them, so it’s more bad power scaling from the author than outlier.I unironically think that that was the intention. It's not what ended up happening with the lightning feat, but it seems like the authorial intent.
Could the lightning feats be outliers?
Okay, so just unintentional wank lmao pretty cool.There are quite a few of them, so it’s more bad power scaling from the author than outlier.
Carter sucker punches Percy across a swamp then Percy comes back and dominates him in swordplay but he “beats” Percy by tying him up with magic rope.Slight derail, but has anyone looked into Kane Chronicles? Percy and Kane fight each other in a crossover. Will admit I haven't read that, but usually hear Percy won. Could open up more scaling if anything interesting turns up
It’s cloud to ground lightning..For lightning, it's simple enough that the demigod's powers aren't as fast as the real thing, not a stretch and makes it consistent.
Same lightning as Zeus’sSummoned by demigod power magic
Cloud to ground lightning is always natural and always MHS+ unless proven otherwise iircit wasn't natural from what I recall.
Carter is listed now as "At most 6-C" by diwnscaling from Percy. Carter also said many times that even when he thought he was in shape, Percy just outclassed him. Besides, Percy tanked his Horus Fist with no damageSlight derail, but has anyone looked into Kane Chronicles? Percy and Kane fight each other in a crossover. Will admit I haven't read that, but usually hear Percy won. Could open up more scaling if anything interesting turns up
Bro imagine you unleash your ultimate attack only to realize the main character your fighting alread completed their main arc...Carter is listed now as "At most 6-C" by diwnscaling from Percy. Carter also said many times that even when he thought he was in shape, Percy just outclassed him. Besides, Percy tanked his Horus Fist with no damage
That Horus punch wasn't Carter's strongest move thoughBro imagine you unleash your ultimate attack only to realize the main character your fighting alread completed their main arc...
Doubt it, but it gives off the same "oh sh*t" energy,That Horus punch wasn't Carter's strongest move though
It was only a brief scuffle as a result of a miscommunication, the only thing that really came out of it was Carter launching Percy over the horizon (due to positioning mentioned in the book Percy would've landed in the ocean) with the Fist of Horus and Percy returning a short while later, which gives him a decent underwater travel speed feat.Slight derail, but has anyone looked into Kane Chronicles? Percy and Kane fight each other in a crossover. Will admit I haven't read that, but usually hear Percy won. Could open up more scaling if anything interesting turns up
Could probably get calced tbhpositioning mentioned in the book Percy would've landed in the ocean) with the Fist of Horus and Percy returning a short while later, which gives him a decent underwater travel speed feat.
The whole Hermes shoe calc took multiple quotes disgustingly out of context.This is just Riordan having extremely inconsistent writing (which makes sense considering it’s for kids). Encleadus caught cloud to ground lightning off his spear and deflected it (which only yielded Mach 3 but whatever), Hermes’ boots travelled 70 million meters in an hour
1. Yeah I agree with this, I thought I was missing something on the Herme's feat so I just kind of accepted itThe whole Hermes shoe calc took multiple quotes disgustingly out of context.
Its whole logic is based on the fact that Percy and Annabeth fell for 9 days before reaching Tartarus and that Kronos in TLT had to react to Grover's flying shoes traveling that same distance when they entered Tartarus in order to attempt to suck them into it.
Anybody who has so much as read the books could point out multiple issues with that rationale and because I have the time I'm going to list them all.
1. Percy and Annabeth didn't fall for 9 days, she was referencing that the poet Hesiod:
"Nine days. As she fell, Annabeth thought about Hesiod, the old Greek poet who'd speculated it would take nine days to fall from earth to Tartarus. She hoped Hesiod was wrong. She'd lost track of how long she and Percy had been falling - hours? A day?"
2. There's no reason to assume that the shoes fell that distance in that time as they were went in a completely different entrance that was in the underworld, not on earth. Even if you factor the distance to Hades given in SoN, we don't know how deep it goes or if section of Tartarus is even that deep.
3. There's no reason to assume that Kronos reacted to the shoe's themselves travelling that distance as he was in a scattered form that did not reside in a particular place that was capable of sensing beings on the mortal world.
4. The shoes had never shown comparable speeds before in any of the several fights they were used in the book prior. The value calc'ed would be an outlier on principle of it being orders of magnitudes faster than its best feat.
The fact that Percy and Annabeth were able to keep up with them on foot should be enough to debunk the calc.
As for Riordan being inconsistent, the lighting reaction feats aren't even outliers considering all have in universe explanations.
Percy fails to react to lightning more than once and Jason never explicitly reacted to lightning.
The feat used to give most of the verse "Massively Hypersonic" speeds never mentions Jason reacting to the lightning:
"The second spirit let loose a bolt of lightning, but Jason's blade absorbed the charge."
The fact that Jason was subconsciously using his powers to direct attacks away from himself even with amnesia and that he can control lightning already alone casts enough doubt on the feat as it is, but the fact that Percy couldn't react to lightning from further away when there was a clear wind-up on the attack back in TTC and still couldn't react to it again in his fight with Jason later on (who is evenly matched with Percy in terms of reaction speed) debunks the calc outright.
I should also note the distances mentioned in the calc of 21 meters is also bogus as the 2 Venti attacking Jason charged him at the same time, the first of which he cut with his sword, the second being the one who then launched lightning at him, meaning the distance was closer to 5 meters than 20.