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OPM-John Meteor too explodey and City Z/A too big pls nerf (AP + size recalc affected items mentioned in description)

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Hello it's me, I am the guy that shrank sage Centipede, I am back at it again, this thread has been created so that I can make a case as to why I believe that the current OPM meteor calc should be recalc'd as I believe the size of Z city to be unreliable as well as plenty of other issues with the calc such as area affected of the map affected and the reasoning for which that area should be included



Important note:
As always I have no ill will towards The_Casuality, Asura, Kachon, this is not meant to be a hit piece against any of them, I believe they are great scalers, HOWEVER I also believe that the current calc could be greatly improved to find more accurate results

With that out of the way the following characters will be affected(list may be edited to include more characters as I am not aware just how many characters upscale from the feat):
-Plantium S
-Garou (vs PS)
-Garou (post-PS)
-MA raid Genos
-Psyrochi
-Orochi
-Sage Centipede
-ENO
-John Meteor himself(duh)

Items affected:
-MA base tower length + width
-city Z size (length + width)
-city A size (length + width)
-size of city Z hole (MA hole + drill hole)


I am going to be addressing the following calcs:
Calc(1):https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Kachon123/One-Punch_Man:_Cities_and_Supercontinent_Sizes (meteor AP + area it covered)

Calc(2):https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:ByAsura/A-City_Size_-_One_Punch_Man (size of city Z that calc(1) uses)

Calc(3):https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:ByAsura/Homeless_Man_Attacks_Child_-_One-Punch_Man (calcs width of MA tower which calc(2) uses)

Calc(4):https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:The_Causality/RIP_Z_City_-_One-Punch_Man (calcs MA length which calc(3) uses)

I am also going to be using my previous thread as supplementary evidence, as the previous recalc thread was accepted and this recalc thread has similar reasoning to the previous one (calc stacking):


I am also going to be addressing the following CRT thread:


Issues:
Calc stacking:
In my previous thread I argued that Sage's width, length and AP should be recalc'd due to the narrative not support the calc's results + the previous calc using 1 assumption + 5 layers of calc stacking, which was accepted, so I am going to be using that as supplementary evidence to argue for a precedent

The 4 calcs that I listed and the subsequent result (AP of John Meteor, size of city Z(length + width)) suffer from the latter issue, as outlined in the vswiki calc stacking section:

"However, even for these parameters calc stacking is avoided as much as possible. That means that results taking less such steps are usually taken over results that rely on more calc stacking."

So let's examine how many steps the meteor calc takes:

1) Calc height of building
2) Calc tower upper width using height of building
3) Calc tower length using upper portion tower width
4) Calc tower lower portion width using tower length
5) Calc Tatsumaki twist using lower portion tower width
6) Calc Ghost town height using Tatsumaki's twist + the provided virtual map we are given of the ghost town in comparison to Z city
7) Use ghost town height to Calc Z city partial width, Z city height, and extended landmass height
8) Use extended landmass height to Calc rest of Z city
9) Add results and Calc Z city destruction

The meteor calc has 9 layers of calc stacking spread out across 4 calcs (for comparison the Sage calc which staff agreed should be recalc'd only had 5 layers of calc stacking with 1 assumption spread across 3 calcs)

Area:
My second issue is with the assumed area that the meteor will destroy which currently stretches over the entirety of region Z based on the following reasons:
(1)The meteor is stated to destroy Z city + surrounding towns by HA + Genos (this part I agree with)
(2) Bang states that the meteor will destroy his dojo, which Kachon proposes can't be in the vicinity of the surrounding towns therfore it is located on the far end the Z city peninsula (this part I disagree with)
Kachon's argument:



Bang's Dojo location:
Despite Z city being surrounded by towns I still believe Bang's dojo could be located in the vicinity/outskirts of the surrounding towns around the Z city main residential area, due to the following reasons:
(1): Bang's Dojo is a small structure located on a mountain, it is not the size of a town therefore it could easily fit in-between the surrounding towns or on the outskirts of the surrounding towns without needing to be 100kms away
(2):There is proof within the source material to support that Bang's dojo is located relatively close to civilization rather than being in the middle of nowhere, hundreds of kms away from the nearest town. In the Charanko training audiobook (with the audiobooks having been accepted as cannon usable material on the forum)
Proof:
Bang tells Charanko and I quote "keep going down that street you should run into him" (reffering to watchdog man who just ran away from the Dojo a few seconds prior) this sentence would make NO sense if Bang's dojo is located hundreds of kilometers away from the nearest town.

Within the same audiobook Metal Bat begins running from Bang's Dojo to wherever his sister's piano recital is with Charanko following behind, with Charanko saying "eh? No trains or taxis?" in surprise, which again would make no sense if the dojo is located hundreds of kilometers away from the nearest train station or taxi, Charanko also comments that there are no emergencies going on at the moment which would make no sense to say if he is in the middle of a forest as he wouldn't be able to know what is going unless he is in a town and can hear that there are no emergency sirens blaring, the whole exchange with them running into a monster and Charanko deciding to go visit watchdog man afterwards would make no sense if Charanko and Metal bat are in the middle of a forest with no town in sight for hundreds of kilometers (after Charanko finishes talking to Metal bat we hear train sounds implying he went to the train station he mentioned earlier, granted the audiobooks don't happen in real time and we don't know how much time passed but it should be within the same day as there is no way Charanko can walk several hundred kilometers in just a few hours)

The dojo not being that far away from the surronding towns is again further supported in ch 191 of the manga where Bang tells Garou its time for his part time job as ordered by the court which again would make no sense if Bang's dojo is located hundreds of kilometers away from the nearest town but it would make sense if it's on the outskirts of a surrounding town where Garou's part time job would be located at, within the same chapter Garou also orders Charanko to and I quote: "Get out there and buy me some pocari and yakisoba bread" which again would make no sense if Garou is sending charanko on a several hundred kilometer long treck possibly lasting hours but it WOULD make sense if Bang's dojo is on the outskirts of a town.

Images(1-5):


For further proof I've also marked possible locations for Bang's dojo within the vicinity of the towns/residential area with green x's

Image(6):


The only counter argument I can see to this is in chapter 219 where an HA staff member complains by saying "why do all martial artists like to build their dojos in the middle of nowhere?!"

Though that statment can still very much make sense with the dojos being on the outskirts of a town several kilometers away from the housing rather than hundreds of kilometers away on the other side of a country sized region.

Not to mention that if the residential area + surornding towns is destoryed it would also count as Z city being destroyed, the HA has no reason to care about the rest of the unihabited landmass of region Z
Issue #2:
Another major issue is that calc 1 assumes that the results of calc 2 are the size of the ghost town not city Z as a whole, which is what calc 2 is actually calculating which inflates the results, the manga itself also makes it clear, Tatsumaki's battle with Psyrochi destoryed ALL of city Z not just the ghost town. We see people running away from the tsunami which would make no sense if it's affecting just the ghost town area as there should be no people living there besides Saitama. All the HA staff member also refer to it as city Z not the ghost town, and finally in ch 220 Blue says "The NOW deserted Z city after it was destoryed during the MA raid", Blue reffering to the ghost town would make no sense as it was deserted LONG before the MA raid, which was stated as early as ch 20 by golden ball and spring mustachio, therfore from this we can conclude that what Tatsumaki twisted was ALL of city Z (ghost town + main residential area + surronding towns) NOT just the ghost town

Images(7-11):


Issue #3:

A common argument that gets used to justify the meteor being as strong as it is, is that the guidebook states that it's super dense for it's size (200m in the guidebook)

Now first let's lay out some things, I am going to be using the meteor that killed the dinosaurs as an example, it was between 10-15km (50x-75x the size of the OPM one) and had a density of around 2.63g/cm³ with a yield of roughly 100 teratons, with the OPM meteor having a calc of about half (50 teratons), the densest stable material in the observable universe is osmium at 22.6g/cm³

We know that the OPM meteor's speed couldn't have been that much higher than the rentry speed of an average meteor as it wouldn't have taken as long to hit otherwise, we also know the size (200m) meaning that the main factor affecting the yield is the density of the material (stated to be a super dense unknown material)

Since the yield is about half of the one that killed the dinosaurs, in order for the density to compensate for the size and speed of the meteor, it would need to be about 25-50x denser than the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs which would mean the material that the OPM meteor was made out of would be anywhere between 50+ to 100+ g/cm³ or over 2-4x+ times the densest material in the observable universe (not counting dwarf stars and singularities)

Meaning that according to the results of the calc the meteor defies known physics (yes I know its fictional, but just because something is stated to be dense doesn't mean its 2x-4x the densest thing in the known universe)

Not to mention that the city Z meteor supposedly having half the yield of the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs alongside 70% of life on earth and caused a global ice age, if it's yield were that guy the HA would have considered it a God level threat capable of wiping out the human race not a dragon level threat, and they would be in a LOT more of a panic

Issue #4:
The anime outright states it's a 9 on the torino scale (which caps off at 10 gigatons), it destroying the Z city region would not contradict that as a 9 on the torino scale is destruction on a regional scale, before anyone argues that its anime only, ONE worked on the anime script, rectonning, adding and rewriting stuff so the anime statment should be credible. This is further supported by what I outlined in issue 2 that the HA did not treat it as the apocalyptic life ending event that the calculation makes it out to be

Proposal:
Now that I have outlined my issues with the current calc here are my proposal as to what we should do:
(1):Current meteor calc + city Z + City A calcs should be removed until the calc group can reach a consesus on a better way to scale the meteor and the size of the cities
(2):Either recalc the size of z city + the surronding towns + meteor AP using a better method or use the anime scaling (1 gigaton low end, 5 mid, 10 high end)

As for calcing the size of city Z and surronding towns, I propose the following 2 methods (from shortest to longest):
(1) Use Psykos statement of being 1.5km undergound in chapter 123 as the height of the MA tower, I don't see any reason why the HA would be 5.3x deeper than the depth at which Psykos'a hideout was located, as according to Psykos herself not even the other monsters know where she is located which would make no sense if she is located on a random floor not even 1/5 of the depth of the MA but it would make sense if she is located on a floor at the bottom of the MA so deep not even the other monsters are aware of it

(images 12-14)

(2) Use the length of the MA tower to measure the length of Z city using (Image 15):
(3) Calc Meteor AP using result

OR

(1) Use Psyskos's statment of the depth of the MA as the tower's height
(2) Calc city Z size using image 15
(3) Calc full city Z size using the calc length from image and the virtual map from (image 16):

(4) Calc meteor AP using result

Personally I lean towards the first since all the statments imply Tatsumaki twisted ALL of Z city not just a portion of it

Agree: @Qurbonboev [USER=5883]@Therefir (staff)

Disagree: @MrTayman616 @Raiden38 @Kachon123

Neutral:
 
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Where it states that Torino 9 caps at 10 gigatons? Wiki tells that range for Torino 9 is 100 megatons to 100 gigatons
Fair enough if that's the case though my point remains the same, 100 gigatons is still 500x less than the calc puts the meteor at and that's assuming the meteor actually calcs that high
 
Bang's Dojo location:
Despite Z city being surrounded by towns I still believe Bang's dojo could be located in the vicinity/outskirts of the surrounding towns around the Z city main residential area, due to the following reasons:
(1): Bang's Dojo is a small structure located on a mountain, it is not the size of a town therefore it could easily fit in-between the surrounding towns or on the outskirts of the surrounding towns without needing to be 100kms away
(2):There is proof within the source material to support that Bang's dojo is located relatively close to civilization rather than being in the middle of nowhere, hundreds of kms away from the nearest town. In the Charanko training audiobook (with the audiobooks having been accepted as cannon usable material on the forum)
Proof:
Bang tells Charanko and I quote "keep going down that street you should run into him" (reffering to watchdog man who just ran away from the Dojo a few seconds prior) this sentence would make NO sense if Bang's dojo is located hundreds of kilometers away from the nearest town.

Within the same audiobook Metal Bat begins running from Bang's Dojo to wherever his sister's piano recital is with Charanko following behind, with Charanko saying "eh? No trains or taxis?" in surprise, which again would make no sense if the dojo is located hundreds of kilometers away from the nearest train station or taxi, Charanko also comments that there are no emergencies going on at the moment which would make no sense to say if he is in the middle of a forest as he wouldn't be able to know what is going unless he is in a town and can hear that there are no emergency sirens blaring, the whole exchange with them running into a monster and Charanko deciding to go visit watchdog man afterwards would make no sense if Charanko and Metal bat are in the middle of a forest with no town in sight for hundreds of kilometers (after Charanko finishes talking to Metal bat we hear train sounds implying he went to the train station he mentioned earlier, granted the audiobooks don't happen in real time and we don't know how much time passed but it should be within the same day as there is no way Charanko can walk several hundred kilometers in just a few hours)

The dojo not being that far away from the surronding towns is again further supported in ch 191 of the manga where Bang tells Garou its time for his part time job as ordered by the court which again would make no sense if Bang's dojo is located hundreds of kilometers away from the nearest town but it would make sense if it's on the outskirts of a surrounding town where Garou's part time job would be located at, within the same chapter Garou also orders Charanko to and I quote: "Get out there and buy me some pocari and yakisoba bread" which again would make no sense if Garou is sending charanko on a several hundred kilometer long treck possibly lasting hours but it WOULD make sense if Bang's dojo is on the outskirts of a town.
I'm not really sure what it means here? You're just contradicting yourself. Tatsumaki destroyed Z-City, but Bang's dojo still remains and safe, this alone is enough to prove it, no? Everything you posted here, even chapter 191 example etc. just supports the claim that it is far away from the city. (It can easily be that it's easier to reach other cities or that there are still small towns or villages around which we know all of them has many) And way suits to the statement of Genos about the destruction reaching other cities.

Basically these aren't really a contradiction or proof of it being something else. If anything, it supports the destruction is really that massive as it can even reach to those locations that are far away from Tatsumaki's destruction or basically anything that happened in Monster Association Arc.
The only counter argument I can see to this is in chapter 219 where an HA staff member complains by saying "why do all martial artists like to build their dojos in the middle of nowhere?!"

Though that statment can still very much make sense with the dojos being on the outskirts of a town several kilometers away from the housing rather than hundreds of kilometers away on the other side of a country sized region.

Not to mention that if the residential area + surornding towns is destoryed it would also count as Z city being destroyed, the HA has no reason to care about the rest of the unihabited landmass of region Z
I was about to post that statement as well until i've seen it here :d It just supports it more alongside other claims.

The last one is wrong as HQ HAS to care since even little destructions causes them to get criticized by society. (Also, the fact that it reaches other cities is also proving it more and more)
Issue #2:
Another major issue is that calc 1 assumes that the results of calc 2 are the size of the ghost town not city Z as a whole, which is what calc 2 is actually calculating which inflates the results, the manga itself also makes it clear, Tatsumaki's battle with Psyrochi destoryed ALL of city Z not just the ghost town. We see people running away from the tsunami which would make no sense if it's affecting just the ghost town area as there should be no people living there besides Saitama. All the HA staff member also refer to it as city Z not the ghost town, and finally in ch 220 Blue says "The NOW deserted Z city after it was destoryed during the MA raid", Blue reffering to the ghost town would make no sense as it was deserted LONG before the MA raid, which was stated as early as ch 20 by golden ball and spring mustachio, therfore from this we can conclude that what Tatsumaki twisted was ALL of city Z (ghost town + main residential area + surronding towns) NOT just the ghost town
Same as the first one. Basically, places like Bang's place or how you also added there that "the streets below it" etc. just proves it to not be the case.

Btw, the only problem here is how Kachon just called the 441 km there "Ghost town" in the calc, but that is something already concluded in the other thread. It doesn't change the values nor is an inaccuracy for the feats (except naming, lol)
Issue #3:

A common argument that gets used to justify the meteor being as strong as it is, is that the guidebook states that it's super dense for it's size (200m in the guidebook)

Now first let's lay out some things, I am going to be using the meteor that killed the dinosaurs as an example, it was between 10-15km (50x-75x the size of the OPM one) and had a density of around 2.63g/cm³ with a yield of roughly 100 teratons, with the OPM meteor having a calc of about half (50 teratons), the densest stable material in the observable universe is osmium at 22.6g/cm³

We know that the OPM meteor's speed couldn't have been that much higher than the rentry speed of an average meteor as it wouldn't have taken as long to hit otherwise, we also know the size (200m) meaning that the main factor affecting the yield is the density of the material (stated to be a super dense unknown material)

Since the yield is about half of the one that killed the dinosaurs, in order for the density to compensate for the size and speed of the meteor, it would need to be about 25-50x denser than the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs which would mean the material that the OPM meteor was made out of would be anywhere between 50+ to 100+ g/cm³ or over 2-4x+ times the densest material in the observable universe (not counting dwarf stars and singularities)

Meaning that according to the results of the calc the meteor defies known physics (yes I know its fictional, but just because something is stated to be dense doesn't mean its 2x-4x the densest thing in the known universe)

Not to mention that the city Z meteor supposedly having half the yield of the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs alongside 70% of life on earth and caused a global ice age, if it's yield were that guy the HA would have considered it a God level threat capable of wiping out the human race not a dragon level threat, and they would be in a LOT more of a panic
This really doesn't mean much as the meteor doesn't really suit the meteors in real life as well. It's super fast(To enter, it has to move at 11.2km/s at least) but also appears super slow, it's mass is called "Overwhelmingly massive" and some unknown material iirc. So i don't think we can claim anything based on that at all

Hero HQ's reaction to it isn't really "low" or anythnig. They evaluated it wrong at the time, believing only Z-City would be affected. They still tried to gather all S-Class heroes regardless. Also, these arguments would apply to most of the meteor feats in anime, no?

Basically, yeah. Meteor defying physics is the case here, but not really for the value as that's not what the calculation calculates anyway. It just finds the destruction scale based on what they say it'll destroy. (I don't expect any anime to really show what happens when a meteor reaches etc. accurately)

So i don't really see much of an issue in this.
Issue #4:
The anime outright states it's a 9 on the torino scale (which caps off at 10 gigatons), it destroying the Z city region would not contradict that as a 9 on the torino scale is destruction on a regional scale, before anyone argues that its anime only, ONE worked on the anime script, rectonning, adding and rewriting stuff so the anime statment should be credible. This is further supported by what I outlined in issue 2 that the HA did not treat it as the apocalyptic life ending event that the calculation makes it out to be
Again, this is from a time where they evaluated it wrong + they don't even know the material nor it's mass. Genos himself later claims the problem is actually worse, that it'd actually hit other cities etc so it doesn't really mean anything here ig?


Overall, the only thing i can't say anything about is the first one:
So let's examine how many steps the meteor calc takes:

1) Calc height of building
2) Calc tower upper width using height of building
3) Calc tower length using upper portion tower width
4) Calc tower lower portion width using tower length
5) Calc Tatsumaki twist using lower portion tower width
6) Calc Ghost town height using Tatsumaki's twist + the provided virtual map we are given of the ghost town in comparison to Z city
7) Use ghost town height to Calc Z city partial width, Z city height, and extended landmass height
8) Use extended landmass height to Calc rest of Z city
9) Add results and Calc Z city destruction

The meteor calc has 9 layers of calc stacking spread out across 4 calcs (for comparison the Sage calc which staff agreed should be recalc'd only had 5 layers of calc stacking with 1 assumption spread across 3 calcs)
I don't know how these works, so i really don't have a comment about it.

Regardless, can't we just use Earth's size to find it or something?
You can't tag users. When normal users uses @, it doesn't do anything.

Anyway, i don't think most of these mean much cuz of Genos's statement about it reaching other cities, so the destruction's scale would be that much regardless. Basically, the only problem here would be the first argument. (at least imo)

So i currently disagree, but not sure about the first one like i say.
 
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I'll comment whenever I find more time for a big thread like this, but Tayman's arguments are pretty much the same things I was saying in the original thread, and I still agree with that. Thanks for the @ therefir.
 
@Qurbonboev BTW should I put you as agree/disagree or neutral?
I agree that feat should be recalculated while minimizing number of steps.

A common argument that gets used to justify the meteor being as strong as it is, is that the guidebook states that it's super dense for it's size (200m in the guidebook)
Slight correction. Mass grows with cube of radius, so OPM meteor material should be 10,000x more dense than osmium to match Chicxulub.
MrTayman616' arguments make more sense to me right now, but I'll call more people for their opinions.

@Kachon123 @Damage3245 @Floxy178
He didn't comment on this part, which is by itself is huge issue

So let's examine how many steps the meteor calc takes:

1) Calc height of building
2) Calc tower upper width using height of building
3) Calc tower length using upper portion tower width
4) Calc tower lower portion width using tower length
5) Calc Tatsumaki twist using lower portion tower width
6) Calc Ghost town height using Tatsumaki's twist + the provided virtual map we are given of the ghost town in comparison to Z city
7) Use ghost town height to Calc Z city partial width, Z city height, and extended landmass height
8) Use extended landmass height to Calc rest of Z city
9) Add results and Calc Z city destruction
 
[I'm not really sure what it means here? You're just contradicting yourself. Tatsumaki destroyed Z-City, but Bang's dojo still remains and safe, this alone is enough to prove it, no? Everything you posted here, even chapter 191 example etc. just supports the claim that it is far away from the city. (It can easily be that it's easier to reach other cities or that there are still small towns or villages around which we know all of them has many) And way suits to the statement of Genos about the destruction reaching other cities.]

I never claimed that it wasn't far away from the city, what my thread puts into question is HOW far away is it from the city. Tatsumaki's twist covered a certain area, Bang's dojo could be as little as 100m outside of said area of effect and it wouldn't be affected, let alone several kilometers away. If a nuke went off in a city, you don't need to be at the other end of the country to not be affected by said nuke is what that section of my argument argues in favour of, what I am trying to make a case for here is that based on the available information Bang's dojo should be at MOST several kilometers away from the nearest town (close enough that Garou and MB could run back and fourth on foot but far enough away that it would take normal people several hours to hike up to Bang's dojo)

The ONLY towns which we know of for certain are the ones surronding z city, we don't know if there are any other towns or villages where Bang's dojo is claimed to be, that's just speculation, I provided multiple statments that contradict the narrative that Bang's dojo is several hundred kilometers away

For context, a 4km walk according to Google maps would take 1 hour, so even just a 100km would take 25h, and that's assuming its a walk not a hike.

In short what I am arguing for is that yes Bang's dojo is def far away from the nearest town but that 'far away' is at most a few kilometers not the length of a small country, I did probably accidentally exaggerated how close Bang's dojo is to the the towns surronding city Z, sorry if it came off that way lol. To be clear I do not believe Bang's dojo is inside city Z but rather on the outskirts of it, a few kilometers away from the nearest town surronding city Z which should be plenty far away enough for it to not be destroyed by Tatsumaki's twist

[Basically these aren't really a contradiction or proof of it being something else. If anything, it supports the destruction is really that massive as it can even reach to those locations that are far away from Tatsumaki's destruction or basically anything that happened in Monster Association Arc.]

As I said it just supports that Bang's dojo was far away from the area that Tatsumaki twisted not HOW far away, I probably ended up exaggerating how close it is in my thread but the point still stands far away ≠ hundreds of kms

[This really doesn't mean much as the meteor doesn't really suit the meteors in real life as well. It's super fast(To enter, it has to move at 11.2km/s at least) but also appears super slow, it's mass is called "Overwhelmingly massive" and some unknown material iirc. So i don't think we can claim anything based on that at all
Hero HQ's reaction to it isn't really "low" or anythnig. They evaluated it wrong at the time, believing only Z-City would be affected. They still tried to gather all S-Class heroes regardless. Also, these arguments would apply to most of the meteor feats in anime, no?
Basically, yeah. Meteor defying physics is the case here, but not really for the value as that's not what the calculation calculates anyway. It just finds the destruction scale based on what they say it'll destroy. (I don't expect any anime to really show what happens when a meteor reaches etc. accurately)
So i don't really see much of an issue in this.]


Fair enough I considered removing this point because it's very minor and flimsy but decided to keep it since I had already written it out, you can discard that one though it doesn't really affect my main argument

[Again, this is from a time where they evaluated it wrong + they don't even know the material nor it's mass. Genos himself later claims the problem is actually worse, that it'd actually hit other cities etc so it doesn't really mean anything here ig?]

Was it ever stated that they evaluated it wrong or that they lacked the information about its material and mass? If possible I'd like scans for those claims, because Genos never directly states the HA evaluated it wrong, just clarified that it's much worse than it seems, the HA was talking about the region so Genos's statement is consistent with theirs, also in the offical translation Genos says surronding towns not cities, this was an important distinction that was made clear in the CRT, its accepted that Genos is reffering to towns surronding city Z within region Z (its why I use city and region seperately to make a distinction, region Z is country sized, city z is the main residential area and the towns are the ghost town + other surronding towns sorry if I failed to make that clear)

[Regardless, can't we just use Earth's size to find it or something?]

This was tried in another wiki and the result ranged from barely city level to large island level, I am not entierly against it but the results would still be 1000x less than the current calc

[how you also added there that "the streets below it" etc. just proves it to not be the case.]

Sorry could you elaborate? I have no idea what you mean here

[Btw, the only problem here is how Kachon just called the 441 km there "Ghost town" in the calc, but that is something already concluded in the other thread. It doesn't change the values nor is an inaccuracy for the feats (except naming, lol)]

Maybe I am misunderstanding the calc (apologize if that's the case) but my point there was essentially that the 357 pixel line (the 441km in the calc is called the partial height of Z city as well as the ghost town) is only about half of the height of Z city
Image(1):


When it should be the entire height of Z city because what Tatsumaki twisted was ALL of Z city not a portion of it

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Note: the circle in image 2 was drawn by hand, my point is that imo it's more consistent to use the shot of image Z being twisted by Tatsu with the tower as a reference as we had multiple HA staff confirm that ALL of city Z was being twisted rather than the ghost town instead of using the map, image 1 and image 2 are just to illustrate my point

Anyhow, all of these arguments are meant to be supplementary points for my main argument, that being that the current calc has too much calc stacking and it should be recalc'd using a simpler method, I could conscede on all of these points and it wouldn't really matter since the meat and potatoes of this thread is the intial argument, all the other points are just supplementary points, whether or not Bang's dojo is close to Z city or on the other end of the region wouldn't change all that much, so I'd like to draw focus to the intial main premise of the argument that being that the city Z size calc should be recalc'd using a simpler method either what I proposed or what somebody else proposes, either is fine
 
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Powerscalingcat is right that there's a huge amount of steps just to calculate the size of Z-City, why did nobody simply use the planet itself to calculate its size?
 
This was tried in another wiki and the result ranged from barely city level to large island level, I am not entierly against it but the results would still be 1000x less than the current calc
They probably did it wrong. Earth's diameter is 12742 kilometers, which the supercontinent rn is a little smaller. (They'd be similar in result i guess?)
Powerscalingcat is right that there's a huge amount of steps just to calculate the size of Z-City, why did nobody simply use the planet itself to calculate its size?
This should be the best method as well imo.
 
Powerscalingcat is right that there's a huge amount of steps just to calculate the size of Z-City, why did nobody simply use the planet itself to calculate its size?
So should I put you in agree then but tir a different method?
 
They probably did it wrong. Earth's diameter is 12742 kilometers, which the supercontinent rn is a little smaller. (They'd be similar in result i guess?)

This should be the best method as well imo.
They measured the meteor against earth instead of Z city that's why the result was so low probably
 
Why would they do it like that :d

Anyway, that can't be used anyway. That scene isn't even canon anymore as it was removed from the manga.
Wait what? Which scene was removed from the manga? I only have the online release because I am piss poor QwQ
 
Powerscalingcat is right that there's a huge amount of steps just to calculate the size of Z-City, why did nobody simply use the planet itself to calculate its size?
I would assume there probably isn't a good panel to use for it(?)
 
Something like this, with using manga panels, should be fine imo.
I wouldn't be against using the anime scene. The manga panel doesn't really show clear separations between the cities.
 
Boll did bring that calc up to me once before as a replacement to the current one. I don't mind it either. It just needs to be edited with the planet curvature formula and get evaluated.
 
Boll did bring that calc up to me once before as a replacement to the current one. I don't mind it either. It just needs to be edited with the planet curvature formula and get evaluated.
Since I am not very good at calcs how exactly does the planet curvature gonna affect the result?
 
Since I am not very good at calcs how exactly does the planet curvature gonna affect the result?
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Someone should @ Boll. If not, I could put his calc into a new blog with the planet curvature formula applied.
 
Correction in the OP's votes: Therefir agreed with Tayman's arguments, not the OP. He also agrees with using the new calc.

That being said, Boll's calc has been accepted so it should probably replace the current one. I could make a CRT for it later.
 
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Correction in the OP's votes: Therefir agreed with Tayman's arguments, not the OP. He also agrees with using the new calc.

That being said, Boll's calc has been accepted so it should probably replace the current one. I could make a CRT for it later.
Therefir agreed with Tayaman's arguments intially but eventually agreed with my main point about the calc using too many steps and needing to be recalc'd irc, I'd like to wait and hear Floxy's take before you make a CRT since he said he would comment either today or tomorrow
 
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Therefir agreed with Tayaman's arguments intially but eventually agreed with my main point about the calc using too many steps and needing to be recalc'd irc, I'd like to wait and hear Floxy's take before you make a CRT since he said he would comment either today or tomorrow
I also currently agree with Tayman and Boll's calc does look good IMO.
 
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