Striking Strength

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Introduction

Striking Strength is the amount of physical force an individual can deal out. In other words, it is the physical Attack Potency of an individual. It should not be confused with Lifting Strength.

Striking strength describes the power behind the character’s physical blows. Generally, anything that has to do with the character’s actions instead of passively holding up weights is about this category. While lifting strength is a static value which can be measured in units of weight or mass, striking strength is different. It relies more on “action” which is a combination of speed and mass. As such, striking strength requires a whole different classification system.

For more specific information regarding the meaning of the terms, see our Attack Potency and Tiering System pages.

Following the same convention as Attack Potency, a "+" sign is used as "Mountain+".

Striking Strength levels

Below Average Class

Human Class

Athlete Class

Street Class

Wall Class

Small Building Class

Building Class

Large Building Class

City Block Class

Multi-City Block Class

Small Town Class

Town Class

Small City Class

City Class

Large City Class

Mountain Class

Small Island Class

Island Class

Large Island Class

Small Country Class

Country Class

Large Country Class

Continent Class

Multi-Continent Class

Moon Class

Small Planet Class

Planet Class

Large Planet Class

Dwarf Star Class

Small Star Class

Star Class

Large Star Class

Solar System Class

Multi-Solar System Class

Galactic

Multi-Galactic

Universal

High Universal

Universal+

Low Multiversal

Multiversal

Multiversal+

High Multiversal+

Low Complex Multiversal

Complex Multiversal

High Complex Multiversal

Low Transversal

Transversal

High Transversal​​​​​​​

Transcendental

Meta​​​​​​​-Transcendental

Boundless

Notes

If you notice pages, featuring physically oriented characters, with comparable attack potency and striking strength values, but the former includes an "At least", "Likely", "Possibly", or "+" sign, and the second does not, it is also appreciated if you can help out by including this in the striking strength statistics.

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