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OMG I completely misinterpreted this post. I thought you meant the military blog Oryx would just document the Infinite Jaeger and 40K Godzilla as losses and that would be that. :p

Killing something before it is a thing isn't exactly worth being notable. As is escaping it. Maybe AntMan can survive it by going to the Quantum Realm. Or a DnD Wizard can evade it by using a dimension door or teleport spell to go to the Outer Planes or something. So sure... possible, but the...

So coming upon this video of the size comparison of mecha.... this kind of helps bring everything to scale because at the end of the video it talks about mecha that dwaft solar systems, galaxies and even at the very end... the observable universe. But the Infinity Jaeger video states that it...

Yeah Xavier wouldn't be able to do it on his own. The target seems too big. But maybe if he had the Mind and Soul Gems of Infinity Gauntlet game it could amplify his powers at least to a multiple universal level. Which is still pretty tiny. But if he was given the Power Cosmic like the Heralds...

So he needs to lock onto a source but the Infinite Jaeger is too big. The Jaeger might have to be lured to a limitless power source like 'The Source' from DC Comics which is an aspect of 'The Presence' which is like "God" in DC Comics. The video states no Omnipotents BUTT we're not using the...

That also got me thinking. I agree there must be a stable atmosphere within. But that also means time is a factor. Billions of Humans crewing the Jaegers means if one death causes a cascade, then in about ten seconds a Human will die of natural causes and the Infinity Jaeger is kaput... No...

Might work, though with six billion Humans maybe that could be mitigated since Jaegers have been operated before by only one person. A chain might only be as strong as its weakest link but here, the chain could be more like chainmail so the failure might not result in a cascade failure. But if...

Wow that escalated quickly... at least until it collapsed in upon itself into a Black Hole.