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Okay people, this SuperWeight problem is getting out of hand. That being said, I think it still has worth to the page. It can be salvaged if we can reach a consensus on where each fighter sits on the scale. Here\'s some particularly controversial entries:
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Okay people, this SuperWeight problem is getting out of hand. That being said, I think it still has worth to the page. It can be salvaged if we can reach a consensus on where each fighter sits on the scale. Here\\\'s some particularly controversial entries and my arguments towards their placement:
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*Frank West: The guy is incredibly clever and good with a variety of weapons. That being said, he\'s not a trained fighter, he\'s an ActionSurvivor. Class 1 is reserved for above-average \
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*Frank West: The guy is incredibly clever and good with a variety of weapons. That being said, he\\\'s not a trained fighter, he\\\'s an ActionSurvivor. Class 1 is reserved for above-average \\\"normal\\\" folk, usually people who are good martial artists or gun-slingers (like Chris).
*Tron: The scale isn\\\'t all that clear on where people piloting mecha sit on the scale. The {{Gundam}} entry places weak mobile suits at Class 1, and they\\\'re the size of buildings (whereas Gustaff is a MiniMecha). If someone could provide some feats of Tron\\\'s that place her machines in Class 2, please do.
*Hsien-Ko: She\\\'s a living corpse, can walk on air, has limited teleportation and can contain more weapons up her sleeves than should be physically possible. While these are super-natural abilities, a Class 3 is expected to have such a vast scope of abilities or be so powerful that even supers fear them. A Class 2 is a run-of-the-mill super while a Class 3 is to them what a Class 1 is to a {{Muggle}}. Basically these people are just short of reality-warping in the strength-level. Hulk, Storm, Ghost Rider, Dante, Akuma and Amatarasu all fit this mold.
*Sentinel: This was already covered by Tron\\\'s mention: mass-produced giant robots are generally a 1 or 2 at best. Most of the X-Men are under Class 1 and 2, and they take down droves of them (not to say Sentinels haven\\\'t had their share of victories in their 40-year+ history). I don\\\'t have any reason to believe that this particular Sentinel is a significantly more powerful model (the character was added all the way back in Children of the Atom, making me think it was designed to be a generic Sentinel).
*Tron: The scale isn\\\'t all that clear on where people piloting mecha sit on the scale. The {{Gundam}} entry places weak mobile suits at Class 1, and they\\\'re the size of buildings (whereas Gustaff is a MiniMecha). If someone could provide some feats of Tron\\\'s that place her machines in Class 2, please do.
*Hsien-Ko: She\\\'s a living corpse, can walk on air, has limited teleportation and can contain more weapons up her sleeves than should be physically possible. While these are super-natural abilities, a Class 3 is expected to have such a vast scope of abilities or be so powerful that even supers fear them. A Class 2 is a run-of-the-mill super while a Class 3 is to them what a Class 1 is to a {{Muggle}}. Basically these people are just short of reality-warping in the strength-level. Hulk, Storm, Ghost Rider, Dante, Akuma and Amatarasu all fit this mold.
*Sentinel: This was already covered by Tron\\\'s mention: mass-produced giant robots are generally a 1 or 2 at best. Most of the X-Men are under Class 1 and 2, and they take down droves of them (not to say Sentinels haven\\\'t had their share of victories in their 40-year+ history). I don\\\'t have any reason to believe that this particular Sentinel is a significantly more powerful model (the character was added all the way back in Children of the Atom, making me think it was designed to be a generic Sentinel).
