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This is a chart I made in response to some stories I read where a character becomes a giantess. In these stories, the author notes the growth comparison in numerical terms up to 100 feet. This made it difficult to get a clear picture in my head of how huge the character had become. While it's sort of an unspoken rule to avoid numerical terms when making comparisons in expansion related stories, it's actually unavoidable in the case of giantess scenario. This is because there aren't too many common objects that one can compare to in real life.

So, after months of pondering on the subject, I decided to make a chart to help visualize the concept. This is a rough representation of the height of an average adult compared to giantesses of varying height. It's actually more for helping people get a clearer image of how tall a giantess is when reading such stories. Since the average size of an adult is roughly between 5 to 6 feet, I used a block to represent 5 feet and multiplied it by 20 to get 100 feet.

Before I settled on making blocks, I did attempt to research objects in life that match the sizes presented. However, the usually result is an answer represented in the height of a building (for example 50 feet would be a 5-story building). I was only able to find a few good references for height that most people may be able to visual or attempt to make a real life comparison:

- a average telephone pole is about 20 feet above ground.
- the length of 3 average sized cars is about 50 feet.
- the length of an NBA basketball court is about 94 feet.
- the average height of a water tower for a township is usually 130 feet.

Not the best comparisons (I'm terrible at researching stuff), but hopefully it could help. If not, you're free to look up more familiar comparisons.

EDIT: Made a downloadable PSD version with added sizes. This way, you can move the characters to get a better comparison. Hope this helps!

EDIT 2: Apparently, DeviantArt won't enable a download of the PSD (either that or I'm doing something wrong), so I've make a link that should connect to somewhere that will allow a download of PSDs.

All characters above are © of Onyx Azor

Description
Use link to download a in-depth and customizable scale

www.dropbox.com/s/7qersb8uh7g9…

This is a chart I made in response to some stories I read where a character becomes a giantess. In these stories, the author notes the growth comparison in numerical terms up to 100 feet. This made it difficult to get a clear picture in my head of how huge the character had become. While it's sort of an unspoken rule to avoid numerical terms when making comparisons in expansion related stories, it's actually unavoidable in the case of giantess scenario. This is because there aren't too many common objects that one can compare to in real life.

So, after months of pondering on the subject, I decided to make a chart to help visualize the concept. This is a rough representation of the height of an average adult compared to giantesses of varying height. It's actually more for helping people get a clearer image of how tall a giantess is when reading such stories. Since the average size of an adult is roughly between 5 to 6 feet, I used a block to represent 5 feet and multiplied it by 20 to get 100 feet.

Before I settled on making blocks, I did attempt to research objects in life that match the sizes presented. However, the usually result is an answer represented in the height of a building (for example 50 feet would be a 5-story building). I was only able to find a few good references for height that most people may be able to visual or attempt to make a real life comparison:

- a average telephone pole is about 20 feet above ground.
- the length of 3 average sized cars is about 50 feet.
- the length of an NBA basketball court is about 94 feet.
- the average height of a water tower for a township is usually 130 feet.

Not the best comparisons (I'm terrible at researching stuff), but hopefully it could help. If not, you're free to look up more familiar comparisons.

EDIT: Made a downloadable PSD version with added sizes. This way, you can move the characters to get a better comparison. Hope this helps!

EDIT 2: Apparently, DeviantArt won't enable a download of the PSD (either that or I'm doing something wrong), so I've make a link that should connect to somewhere that will allow a download of PSDs.

All characters above are © of Onyx Azor