Possible FTL speed upgrade for Zhuo Fan and others

[Youngwolf-0.1]

Edit: Hello everyone i dont know if this valid or not let's try this

So Let's Start
Since the calc get accepted by CGM so i can continue this
Here the calc
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Youngwolf-0.1/Upgrade_speed_for_Zhuo_Fan_and_Others

“Sword Child flew forward as well and the two swords met thousands of times in a blink. … As a leaf barely touched the ground, the two jumped into action. … The five Sacred Beasts and the eight Half Sovereigns were the only ones able to see their sword energy clash.”
“The two pulled back and explosions cracked the sky, leaving black holes. Even the stars and sun were gone.”
-Chapter 1311

Conclusion:
For the results of the clash (black holes and star erasure) to be seen as the fight happens, their attacks must be MFTL.

Why Zhuo Fan scale on this?​

Zhuo Fan become Supreme Stage that a bove Sovereign. This puts Zhuo Fan’s combat and reaction speed well into the MFTL

Edit: Ohh i forgot to add this

Who scale on this if get accepted

Ten sovereign- Stronger than sword child
Sword Child
5 Scared Beast- par to sovereign
Maybe Half Soverign- since they can see the energy of clashing sword maybe perception

Agree: @Mr. Bambu @Elizhaa

Neutral:

Disagree:

 

[Mr. Bambu]

This would certainly need calculating, yes. We can't just look at a feat and say it's probably FTL.

 

[Youngwolf-0.1]

This would certainly need calculating, yes. We can't just look at a feat and say it's probably FTL.

Thank you, but how to calculate this?

 

[Mr. Bambu]

Well. Distance to the sun is easy enough. I don't think we ought to worry about the other stars, since I get the impression them "disappearing" is more due to the sudden appearance of black holes, but I'll agree to the notion of the sun itself being destroyed.

Now we just need timeframe. I'd say using the average human reaction speed would be acceptable since it specifically happened in a timeframe that was too fast for most spectators to witness, so 273 milliseconds.

So:

1.518e11 m / 0.273 seconds = 5.560e11 m/s, or 1854.76c, MFTL.

I would consider this a reasonable end of the feat.

 

[Youngwolf-0.1]

Well. Distance to the sun is easy enough. I don't think we ought to worry about the other stars, since I get the impression them "disappearing" is more due to the sudden appearance of black holes, but I'll agree to the notion of the sun itself being destroyed.

Now we just need timeframe. I'd say using the average human reaction speed would be acceptable since it specifically happened in a timeframe that was too fast for most spectators to witness, so 273 milliseconds.

So:

1.518e11 m / 0.273 seconds = 5.560e11 m/s, or 1854.76c, MFTL.

I would consider this a reasonable end of the feat.

Can i use this or i need to move this on blog?

 

[Mr. Bambu]

Can i use this or i need to move this on blog?

A blog, and you'd need it accepted (by someone other than me, since... I just did it, I can't accept my own blog, even if it is published by you)

 

[Youngwolf-0.1]

A blog, and you'd need it accepted (by someone other than me, since... I just did it, I can't accept my own blog, even if it is published by you)

Thank you

 

[Youngwolf-0.1]

A blog, and you'd need it accepted (by someone other than me, since... I just did it, I can't accept my own blog, even if it is published by you)

can i put you on agree since your calc has been accepted by cgm

 

[Youngwolf-0.1]

Bump

 

[Mr. Bambu]

yer

 

[Youngwolf-0.1]

yer

Okay ,thank you

 

[Elizhaa]

From the accepted calculation, the changes look fine.

 

[Youngwolf-0.1]

From the accepted calculation, the changes look fine.

Thank you