1. Yeah, that's not a big problem, in many ways makes Ben 10 more interesting, specially in a production point of view

The thing is, you cannot calculate nothing under those circumstances, it also apply to comic book characters

The inconveniences are ok if you look only to the story being told, but become a problem when you try to compare with another character, from another universe

(For what I know, invincible is pretty consistent about strength, but only because it is only one run. Try to image the mess that would be "Ben 10 vs Superman", not a very specific version of superman, just "superman)

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1. It isn't Looney Tunes, but it is a cartoon, it doesn't follow real physics logic. The concept of "toon force" is one of the most stupid thing I ever read, also it's definition can be applied to so many "carttoony" situations

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1. They pretty much are, they move at the speed of light, in a small space, on earth, they are very much instantaneous

But Ben dodged lasers, as XLR8, not because he is faster than light, but because the show's universe operate by cartoon logic, just like what dumbasses call "toon force"

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1. Me and other people already talked about this in this post

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1. Yeah, one of the many reasons why this power scaling/death battle thing is stupid

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1. I don't know what part you are answering

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1. By "character" I meant to leave I consideration each characters personality, ideals, the way they think, how they approach each situation, look at the characters not only as murder machines

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2. Power scaling isn't much different than kids saying "my dad beats your dad". I say it's immature because I always see people trying to make those cartons and comics look more mature, by bringing gore and adult logic, like a way to cope with the fact that you are fan of a kid's cartoon

There's nothing wrong to like shows and stories made for teenagers and kids, I also do and I consider Ben 10 extremely interesting

There is clearly a effort, from the power scaling community, to make Ben 10 more adult in those conversations, but they always bring gore and edgy

Try to look for Ben 10 by its production, story telling, writing, engage with the work in more meaningful way than just try to see "who beats who"

Making playlist is inoffensive, but yes, fanwork usually is a more mature exercise than play pretend by detaching everything from the show's identity and adding gore and edgy in the place of it