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Surviving in a universe made of entirely of antimatter is durability feat or resistance to antimatter feat?
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It be like a very specific category of durability albeit in the form of Antimatter resistance. I'd be durability to some extent, but not as impressive as it sounds.
Also, Antimatter, like attacks 100% heat based would need equilibrium to be taken into account. You calculate your body's mass and multiply it by c^2. For a 62 kg human it be a High 7-A Antimatter resistance feat. Though it wouldn't scale to things like how much blunt force trauma one could withstand.
Also, Antimatter, like attacks 100% heat based would need equilibrium to be taken into account. You calculate your body's mass and multiply it by c^2. For a 62 kg human it be a High 7-A Antimatter resistance feat. Though it wouldn't scale to things like how much blunt force trauma one could withstand.
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It depends on the verse mechanism (i.e. in DC it would be EE resistance too), but in most cases, it should be anti-matter resistance.
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