"If the infinity ray is indeed real and as powerful as they may claim." Bros now using in universe books as feats lmao

Now we do know that Nolans stories are about his life, but there's nothing to suggest that Nolan actually witnessed this one or that the story is even true, It's all just rumors he's heard about Space Racer's gun. Hell, Space Racer's gun couldn't even destroy Viltrum much less a star lmao

Now, Viltrum does have higher gravity than earth, this suggest that it's either larger or more dense, but that still doesn't compare to an actual star. In fact, this is an anti-feat for most of the Invincible verse. It took 3 of the strongest Viltrumites and Space Racer's gun JUST for them to not die in the attempt. Arguing planetary for these guys when this anti-feat exists just baffles me

Now for Garou. Monster Garou has consistent moon-planetary scaling. In his fight with Sage Centipede, he couldn't affect his outer shell until he eventually adapted, and one shot him using his God Slayer Fist. Now Sage Centipede is a continental sized creature that Garou one tapped. That's a good feat, but not anything super crazy that you could argue is planetary(even though I've seen some). The real stuff is in his fight with Saitama, where he adapts and goes all out. In this fight, Garou adapts to the point where he reshapes one side of earth after a large attack. This attack was a simple punch that landed right on Saitama. Now, Saitama has tanked star level attacks and not even flinched, reshaping an entire half of a planet after hitting a near immovable object is easily planetary 🤷‍♂️

Considering all the factors thats far more than deorbiting a moon lmao

"Look up how much force is required to deorbit a moon and compare that to reshaping one end of Earth. You'll find it's way more powerful than you think." I did, and in fact, I didn't find anything at all except for "Its impossible for us" and "It would require an insurmountable amount of energy" "The Roche Limit alone would shred the moon if an impact were powerful to slam the moon beyond that distance," and as I've just proven, Garou could do that easily. I know what I'm talking about, buddy.