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Gru from dispicable me is the most powerful entity on the planet, possibly in the entire known universe.
Now before any of you report me for trolling hear me out. First according to the height of a Minion (those litttle yellow faggots), which is 3.5 feet on average, Gru is 4 minions tall, which means he is a godly size of 14 feet tall. Absolute MOGGER. Second if any of you remember the original Despicable Me, you know there is a scene when Vector kidnaps the three girls and shoots a series of heat-seeking missiles at Gru, he then dodges them all. According to the speed of an average ballistic missile (1900 mph) and the size of the missile according to his ankle size, Gru can perceive and move at such a speed that the missiles only move 9.5 miles per hour, 0.5% of their original speed. Plus after this, Gru punches a shark and it is paralyzed meaning its spine is probably shattered. As you all already know, it would require a force greater than 3,000 N to fracture a shark spine. That’s equal to the force of impact created by a 500-pound car crashing into a wall at 30 miles per hour. I rest my case.
Now before any of you report me for trolling hear me out. First according to the height of a Minion (those litttle yellow faggots), which is 3.5 feet on average, Gru is 4 minions tall, which means he is a godly size of 14 feet tall. Absolute MOGGER. Second if any of you remember the original Despicable Me, you know there is a scene when Vector kidnaps the three girls and shoots a series of heat-seeking missiles at Gru, he then dodges them all. According to the speed of an average ballistic missile (1900 mph) and the size of the missile according to his ankle size, Gru can perceive and move at such a speed that the missiles only move 9.5 miles per hour, 0.5% of their original speed. Plus after this, Gru punches a shark and it is paralyzed meaning its spine is probably shattered. As you all already know, it would require a force greater than 3,000 N to fracture a shark spine. That’s equal to the force of impact created by a 500-pound car crashing into a wall at 30 miles per hour. I rest my case.