What is a COMPOSITE CHARACTER??? #powerscaling #anime #powerscale

[bonzoluv]

Lol if fanfics were included in Composite characters then every character would be boundless with omnipresence

[saturna]

Surfbone seems to be on fire with these banger shorts 🤌

[JDxY-]

Surfbone is the literal reason why I’m starting to learn more about powerscaling. I love your vids!

[fredetienne]

Why did I think he would start rapping at the beginning😂

[TimXMan]

A composite character would consist of like video game feats, novel feats and spin off story feats from another writer but all are officially published works all compiled together in conjunction with the main story feats (canon)

[carolyndavis]

I actually made an official composite character in my cartoon show but he’s like no.3 on the strongest characters I’ve made and my first character is the strongest even though they have the same name

[Syfy_Fictin]

Can you explain platonic forms/concepts?

[eugeneabatayo]

Camera man still solos everyone composite or not 😂

[Oldmeme]

I'd be interested to hear about other forms of immortality if there's any.

[mvk]

Soo a fanon character can't be in composite version but a version that the creators said he aint canon can for sure.

[JustSomeGokuEnjoyer]

question: is Composite just every version combined or does it also include non standard power ups a character got at some point?

[thiefthearcher]

Thank you! I finally know what people are talking about. The only other thing they always say is blood-lusted, as if that’ll somehow make them more powerful. There’s fighting, and then there’s fighting to the death.

[Thrillerversal]

Imagine how powerful Goku would be with his ultra composite self including fan works 😂

[theagentsquidfiles]

So here's something about composite characters I've been thinking about: what does a composite Superman actually look like?

"Every version of Superman" is too broad, then we're adding fanfiction and the like (as you rightly point out in this short).

"Every version of Superman published by DC" feels correct, but since compositing should be fair, say we were placing this composite Superman vs composite SHAZAM. The composite SHAZAM would be every version of SHAZAM published by Fawcett Comics. Which hasn't been a publishing imprint for a while. So Fawcett is SHAZAM right? Well...

"Every version of Superman published by the rights holder at the time" is the most consistent version I can think of to keep things fair. What's amusing about this prospect though to me, is that a composite Supernan under this definition, would technically include the Superman from Goku vs Superman 3 since Death Battle was at the time the subsidiary of Rooster Teeth, which was a subsidiary of Warner Brothers the rights holder of DC. Meaning for a composite Superman battle, technically you'd have to scale both the statements presented by Death Battle AND the feats demonstrated in the fight animation.

Let me know if I made a misstep somewhere in the logic here, because I think this is really funny.

[LightningvsLightning]

Oh yeah, cool short (even if you didn't put the Lightning McQueen sweep)

[MrKaizoKong]

Okay, but what about characters who don't have an established canon, like Mario or Mickey Mouse?

[supercoolmaniajon]

Altair from Re: Creators

Composite or nah?

[richarddavis]

I like this guy's Dragon Ball Utopia idea, i would read that fanfiction

[redlightning]

Composite Barry Allen would technically include Red Death right?

[venomrider]

I got a question. So say for example a character who wasn't made by the original creators but was into another series/movie/game as either a gag or an obvious parody or something like that. Would that count or no since it not officially made by the original creators but it's a official in someone else's publish works