The closest perk I chosen of Death, which comes with miniaturization techniques,allowing hand held devices that work on a massive scale,as burn graffiti on the moon or earase a whole mountain with a device the size of two large cans of deodorant.
They really came back years later just to specify their username is not in relation to Bakuda. It must have really bothered them.
There is a RWBY perk in the Capstone Constellation called Bigger on the Inside that seems to miniaturize about as well as Gadget Master from the description (I haven't done the math, just guesstimating). One example given is a Bazooka into the size of a bottle.
That's way less then the scaling of ME, but still pretty crazy.
Yeah, but the real crazy thing is that Gadget Master, M/E and Bigger on the Inside all stack. Combine it with the Macross perk to remove unnecessary parts to make room for more stuff and the Lego perk for Efficiency and it truly gets crazy.
Nanobots with the power of Gundams. Because nothing matters anymore.
The Perk is actually a book that teaches miniaturization techniques that starts with bazookas into bottles (Oobleck's weapon I think) and leads into Cars into cupholders. So not only is it a powerful miniaturization Perk (smallest cars are subcompact cars with volume of 85-99.9 cubic feet and average cupholder can hold a soda can perfectly, and soda cans have a volume of 355ml or 0.0125367067 cubic feet, so a minimum of 85/0.0125367067=6780 decrease in total volume or an 18.9267726 decrease in size in all 3 dimensions) but it also can be taught to others, because it says 'A book that teaches' and doesn't at all specify that only you can use it! Also, it says that a 'master of this knows how to miniaturize around living things! It's very uncomfortable for them, so they won't stay like that.' so Joe can temporarily store people and creatures in super tight spaces as needed like Taiyang did to mail Zwei to team RWBY along with dozens upon dozens of cans of dog food in a small envelope. As a baseline, because 1.) this all stacks with the other Perks to get 10*19*100=19000 in each dimension or a total of 1/6,859,000,000,000 scale while maintaining the capabilities of a 1/1 version and 2.) this is the bare minimum. What if we're not talking subcompact cars, but compact cars? Or regular or larger cars? What if the cupholder only needs to hold the bottom third of the can and so is a third as big? What if M/E uses bigger fusion reactors and smaller watch batteries (not even getting into how it said that was the baseline and how it could easily be pushed let alone the part where Parahuman powers can grow along their parameters, even Tinker powers)? All of these mean that Joe can keep going even further. At this rate, I really think that this:
Might eventually be viable.
Well, the law of Super Robotics says the more Super Robots you Gattai together the more powerful the resulting combined Super Robot. Therefore, given there is no mention of size, give each of the nano-Gundams combiner tech from Master Builder so that they can all Gattai into one Super Robot that looks like Matrix's current form, but has enough power to stomp Tybalt!
Well he could probably true resurrect them considering one of his perks lets him see the that life force outline which is as he states the scientific map of the soul, he even states that as long as any body he makes as the persons soul map they would objectively be the same person.
Really "Bigger on the Inside" is a RWBY perk?
I would've assumed a smaller nuclear reactor than @LordRoustabout did, working on a different principle. I found one, formerly commercially available, that was 13x3 inches. This particular fusion reactor was configured as a neutron source rather than a power generator, however.
Tybalt can true resurrect parahumans that died on the battlefield, maybe normals too if he is right there as they die. LordR has ruled that neither Apeiron nor Tybalt has access to the afterlife that normal people's souls go to from Worm (Parahuman souls go to their Shards in the Firmament/Shard Space). Well, Joe has access to Hell, but apparently it isn't the Hell that the people of Worm go to or maybe he just doesn't want to deal with demons and such.
Didn't see the second comment until I already posted the first and reloaded the page.
We can go further, imagine... An attobot with the strength of a Big.
She did tell Brian that she had given Garment a good look over with her power after her debut.
In every moment you are destroyed and replaced by a slightly different version of yourself. The person you were 5 years ago is not the exact same person you are now. If the duplication is good enough then which is the original is irrelevant.
Fair enough, my mistake.
Irrelevant, as at no moment does this process happen with sufficient rapidity, separation, or force as to destroy the maintenance and existence of your mental form.
I don't think we're quite at full continuity just yet.
I think this just applies to parahuman powers from the worm jumpdoc
Hmm, I think there's some significant differences. One Joe isn't on a downward spiral to suicide, two she's seeing it in realtime instead of in retrospect.
This seems to be the first mention of this user.
I expect it'll come with the first of mega bomb and guru. That's when Joe gets that magic system.
Why would Joe build at that scale though... what's the advantage? Also, what would he be building things out of? The real advantage of the miniaturization perks is fitting more features into the same volume especially for nanotech.
Yes.
It's the limit of our current understanding of physics. It might be possible to make smaller measurements using things we haven't discovered yet, necessarily including an accurate understanding of quantum gravity.
Your mental form is instantaneously destroyed and replaced. The perception of continuity is an illusion. The classification of identity is a social construct.
I don't know which of these exactly, but the Brockton's Celestial Forge Reference has all the jump chain doc links:
