Brief Summary
Durability is the property which guarantees the ability to survive a certain amount of force. Not to be confused with Endurance. Durability is the ability to withstand damage, while Endurance is a measure of stamina.
Logically, characters capable of physically achieving a certain degree of energy output, must be able to at least withstand a comparable amount of damage, or their bodies would break apart from the strain and automatic counterforce, whenever they exert themselves.
For more indepth descriptions of each category, please read the Tiering System and Attack Potency pages.
Durability Levels
Point level
Line level
Plane level
Below Average
Human level
Athlete level
Street level
Wall level
Small Building level
Building level
Large Building level
City Block level
Multi-City Block level
Small Town level
Town level
Large Town level
Small City level
City level
Mountain level
Large Mountain level
Island level
Small Country level
Country level
Large Country/Small Continent level
Continent level
Multi-Continent level
Moon level
Small Planet level
Planet level
Large Planet level
Dwarf Star level
Small Star level
Star level
Large Star level
Solar System level
Multi-Solar System level
Galaxy level
Multi-Galaxy level
Universe level
Universe level+
Multi-Universe level
Multiverse level
Multiverse level+
High Multiverse level+
Complex Multiverse level
Hyperverse level
High Hyperverse level
Outerverse level
High Outerverse level
Extraverse level
Notes
The durability required to withstand being immersed within the heat of the Sun, was calculated here.
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About One-Shotting Foes
This is a 100% unique explanation. It is not copied from anyone anywhere else.
From our Attack Potency page, it is estimated that being 120x more powerful than someone is grounds to reduce them to bloody paste. Vice versa, being 120x more durable than someone's punches would be enough to laugh off their hits with ease.
To add more, if someone who is Low 2-C gets punched by someone who is 5-B... would the character be durable enough to shatter the wrist of his enemy? The answer is: it depends.
He shouldn't under normal circumstances, to be honest. The Low 2-C's body may be extremely durable (infinitely more so in this case), but the attack shouldn't shatter the 5-B's wrist unless the Low 2-C were made of something.
Is he formed of solid metal? If yes, the 5-B would shatter his wrist since metal would stop him in his tracks at an exceedingly fast pace. Skin, however, is stretchy, and wouldn't shatter someone's wrist. A bone, should it be breached by the punch, however, could shatter the enemy's wrist.