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Pretty sure, I’ll try to find it
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STRONGEST One-Punch Man Discussion Thread!
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what I miss
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Wait so it doesn't exist in the manga? Ouch.
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This was all that happened in the manga version. It’s no where near as impressive as the anime version.
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Considering the punch curved clouds 100 km away I would assume quite a high result.
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There’s another cliff that was torn open in the background
To me, it seems like Mountain level at best.
Edit: Probably lower, maybe City level.
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Looks like the clouds shifted as well
To me, it seems like Mountain level at best.
Edit: Probably lower, maybe City level.
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The fact that the clouds shifted makes it even more impressive imo, I'd say it would likely yield high end Tier 7
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Using 30 seconds timeframe 6371/ 30 = 212366 m/s. From the previous calcs above I can conclude the radius of that orb is somewhere about 320000 m. The dynamic viscosity of Earth's mantle is 10^19 to 10^21 Pa×s. I'll use the low end.
F = 6*pi*320000*10^19*212366 = 1.28096153e31 N.
Earth's mantle is 2900 km thick.
So 1.28096153e31*2900000 = 3.71478844e37 J. Large Planet level. Almost High 5-A.
F = 6*pi*320000*10^19*212366 = 1.28096153e31 N.
Earth's mantle is 2900 km thick.
So 1.28096153e31*2900000 = 3.71478844e37 J. Large Planet level. Almost High 5-A.
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I think the highest I've ever seen the feat go is Low 4-C, and that's disgusting
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I’m a little confused on the Orochi calc debunk. The debunk logic is that the aftereffects of the energy being succed isn’t realistic enough?
Well, dang. I guess we gotta downgrade Psykorochi’s disc cutting feat since the disc didn’t create shockwaves which annihilated all life when it slammed back down. It must’ve been falling REAL slowly. 24 hour timeframe at minimum.
Well, dang. I guess we gotta downgrade Psykorochi’s disc cutting feat since the disc didn’t create shockwaves which annihilated all life when it slammed back down. It must’ve been falling REAL slowly. 24 hour timeframe at minimum.
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You misunderstood. Orochi’s feat can’t use KE because the destruction caused doesn’t match what the KE would be. As such, PE is used instead.
Psykos’ feat also uses PE, not KE.
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What type of KE would Psykos’ feat get?
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Low 5-B iirc
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The full attack didn't even hit anything besides Saitama's squirt gun and based on Orochi still being illuminated with energy after his attack disappeared, Orochi likely didn't get to use all the energy he sucked for the Gaia Cannon.
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The Gaia Cannon is not the feat. Him pulling the energy is the feat.
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Because with KE, the speed and mass that Orochi was moving would cause extremely significant damage to the planet and maybe even split it apart. That obviously didn’t happen, so it goes against the KE rules, which state:
There’s other reasons why PE was chosen over KE, but that’s one of the main reasons.
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Why can't we use this
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I don't know what the reason was, but the planet of One Punch man is different from ours. I don't think "Don't use it because it would break the Earth" is a good reason. We are in a comic book, virtually all the deeds would break the earth or cause much devastation. Punch near at the speed of light for example
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What? Why should we assume that OPM"s Earth is far more durable that our Earth when nothing says so? That feels like a lazy excuse
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I don't think 'it's a different Earth' is a good reason.
It's made of rock that has easily been broken on numerous occasions, and it's relatively similar to our planet. Really, the only things that are anomalous are the creatures living on the planet.
I'd even argue that it's easier to destroy than our planet given how magma seems to spurt from just a few dozen kilometres beneath the surface in the Monster Association arc.
It's made of rock that has easily been broken on numerous occasions, and it's relatively similar to our planet. Really, the only things that are anomalous are the creatures living on the planet.
I'd even argue that it's easier to destroy than our planet given how magma seems to spurt from just a few dozen kilometres beneath the surface in the Monster Association arc.
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I didn't mean it's more durable, I meant it's an Earth in a work of fiction. Where things that should destroy the planet don't do it
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