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The ETSO has been highballed to oblivion in the last few years, which is fine, but now it's reaching territories that are pushing boundaries.
So I am here tobe a goober hopefully rectify an error.
But @Arc7Kuroi managed to translate the scan for me.
Raws. Translation.
In this translation, the worlds shape is defined.
"Orb like spaces", like planets. P.S., Solar Systems aren't shaped like Orbs. They don't even have shapes.
And it's specified that the "spaces" are spaces of "lava, ice, extreme gravity, sand, and acid". This doesn't include any external factor like space or stars or moons, but specifically those planets that are known by their elemental attributes.
Instead of using the current calculation that utilizes the entire solar system distance (mainly just the earth to sun, but still), we can instead use a planet by itself.
Our current calculation of Kaguya's feat says that she will expand a truthseeking orb over 300 million kilometers, or 300,000,000,000 meters, over less than 2 hours, or 7,200 seconds.
Simple math says that this is expanding at 41,666,666.6667 m/s, or 0.138985c.
AKA, every time a second passes, the ETSO expands 3.2 earths in 1 direction.
Besides the fact that the ETSO got a headstart in its expansion, it makes no logical sense. As the ETSO in dozens of seconds was smaller than the created moon which was a far cry from the final product of the newly created moon that was the size of our moon.
Saying that Kaguya's ETSO would've expanded to the sun in 2 hours is saying that it can cover earth distances in milliseconds. An entire chapter passed and it didn't even reach the size of a neighborhood.
Regardless of if the first part doesn't work, there is no reason as to why this timeframe aspect should stand.
Agree: UchihaSlayer96, Reiner04
Disagree:
Neutral:
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The ETSO has been highballed to oblivion in the last few years, which is fine, but now it's reaching territories that are pushing boundaries.
So I am here to
Kaguya's Dimensions Are Planets
Usually the Amenominaka databook scan is utilized to attempt to debunk the space-times being solar systems/universes or whatever, but it repeatedly is countered.But @Arc7Kuroi managed to translate the scan for me.
Raws. Translation.
Nevermind on that pointClarification, it appears the app I used to rip the kanji from the databook ripped the wrong kanji. Thanks to cyber for catching this lol. The part that I translated as orb-like spaces should say “5 spaces”. The kanji in the scan is 五 not 玉. So my honest mistake there and I apologize.
Again the correct translation is “these 5 spaces” not “these orb-like spaces”. I don’t think that changes anyone’s arguments, but hopefully that helps everyone move past the “orb shape” point
And it's specified that the "spaces" are spaces of "lava, ice, extreme gravity, sand, and acid". This doesn't include any external factor like space or stars or moons, but specifically those planets that are known by their elemental attributes.
Instead of using the current calculation that utilizes the entire solar system distance (mainly just the earth to sun, but still), we can instead use a planet by itself.
Bonus: Timeframe Nuke
We currently try to find the output per second of Kaguya's TSO in order to see her regular ninjutsu statistics. Understandable and valid to an extent.Our current calculation of Kaguya's feat says that she will expand a truthseeking orb over 300 million kilometers, or 300,000,000,000 meters, over less than 2 hours, or 7,200 seconds.
Simple math says that this is expanding at 41,666,666.6667 m/s, or 0.138985c.
AKA, every time a second passes, the ETSO expands 3.2 earths in 1 direction.
Besides the fact that the ETSO got a headstart in its expansion, it makes no logical sense. As the ETSO in dozens of seconds was smaller than the created moon which was a far cry from the final product of the newly created moon that was the size of our moon.
Saying that Kaguya's ETSO would've expanded to the sun in 2 hours is saying that it can cover earth distances in milliseconds. An entire chapter passed and it didn't even reach the size of a neighborhood.
Regardless of if the first part doesn't work, there is no reason as to why this timeframe aspect should stand.
Conclusion
Kaguya's dimensions are planet sized, and the 2 hour timeframe needs to be updated if it continues to talk about solar systems.Agree: UchihaSlayer96, Reiner04
Disagree:
Neutral:
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