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Personally I also believe in an FTL+ scale, but not in this way with multipliers stacked. I've been writing a speed review focused on accepting SoL statements for a few months now, I've done translations and I am creating a well-crafted text, I'm going to take advantage of the fact that almost...
I don't think it's just a matter of "a single anti feat", It's not like Yami didn't dodge a light attack once, the entire chapter was in the context that Morgen is the strongest/fastest among everyone there (probably, with the exception of the real Lucius) and one of the reasons was the shadow...
I agree, there's nothing to be done here, the entire chapter was based on how strong Morgan is and the reasons for this strength were clearly mentioned: The speed of light in his attacks and movements, and the shadow magic stronger than Yami's that swallowed all attacks. Not satisfied, Tabata...
I disagree, there is a confusion in the translation of the website. From my knowledge of Japanese, I see that the confusion starts with this sentence: "全く別の大きなエネルギーを発生させる" (mattaku betsu no ōkina enerugī wo hassei saseru). "全く別" (Mattaku betsu) means "completely different" and "大きなエネルギー" (Ōkina...
Nops, don't get me wrong lol. It was just my own personal disbelief. We have cases like: "Boro > Delta" that make the statements a little hard to believe, but what I think what causes this not only in me but in almost the entire fandom is because of how bad the script was done in Boruto. While...
There are two ways this could have happened.
1-She did the same thing Isshiki would do before meeting Boruto: She attacked Isshiki, then found a perfect vessel, and after letting herself be devoured by the Juubi, she was resurrected via karma.
2-She let herself be devoured, and after being...
It's hard to believe that Kaguya was afraid of Momoshiki and Kinshiki. It seemed more like a fear of the clan itself, not one or two members. Not to mention that even if it's fear of him, she hadn't seen him for probably thousands of years, in the meantime, just as she had become extremely...
This is a requirement of the technique? Beginners impose vows upon themselves to be able to use. Miwa established upon herself that the domain will break if she doesn't keep both feet on the ground. I don't think it's a general rule, only beginners need it.
I agree with a multiplier, but I think 1000x doesn't have much consistency. It would be interesting to get the novel in Japanese, because in fan translations there are not "several orders" but only "orders".
He destroyed mountains with a simple swing of Susanoo's sword, and now he have to see people destroying several trees be said to be stronger than him (by this site).
I expressed it badly, my bad. I meant that we don't do scales like: "A jounin from Boruto has a feat, then the jounins from Naruto scale just because they are Jounins too." Things like that, we can't do backscaling based on a title or rank or things like that, there has to be a stronger...
If you try to scale anything from Boruto to Naruto, you won't succeed. Here on the site they consider that things that happen in Boruto do not scale to Naruto, you can try a scale for Boruto based on this character but if you try to take this to Naruto, it won't be approved.
I see. I said they are similar but in a different way. In this case, both are a matter of interpretation anyway, because how to identify a hyperbole, when it is not used with language that make it clear that it is hyperbole? In the case of the Kirin, any argument that the speed of light is not...
I think this character's case can be treated as exclusive to him. It doesn't make sense to simply scale any random jonin, and he was amplified by a jutsu that has the purpose of taking him to this speed. It would be the same as scaling anyone stronger than Haku to FTL just because he is LS
The Databook says that Hashi and Madara were equal in strength, Madara knew this and probably only use Kurama in the hope of break this balance. And it makes sense, but he used it wrongly, using it as a summon was a mistake, clearly he didn't know that the weakness of the bijuus would be...
My bad, english is not my native language so I think this was a case of language barrier. I couldn't see the sarcasm.
I wouldn't be so sure, not even two Databook statements were enough to prevent the Kirin nerf, the manga's statement and interpretation prevailed.
Hashirama solos Kurama, a tiny part of Kurama's chakra makes Himawari > Kawaki Karma V1.
That is, Hashirama > Kurama full > Himawari > Kawaki Karma V1 > Naruto Hokage.
I always knew that the fans who said until 2019 that Hashirama was the strongest Hokage weren't wrong 🗿😎.
I didn't try to teach anyone, and even if I did, anyone can make mistakes, the issue with this translation is that it is interpretative, It is talking about sound in almost all languages that have been translated officially or by fans because the interpretation of whoever translates is that they...
I think it's fair to argue against things like Gin's if the evidence to the contrary was clear and abundant. It's the same case with Kirin and Dyspo 1000x SoL in DBS. I believe this kind of situation exists in any verse.
I was curious and went to look at the raw to see if I could find anything about sound. I found this: "バレたらしゃれにならない教えといたげるわ神殺鎗の延びる速さ・・・届いた?今の五百倍や"
Literal translation without contexts: "If I were discovered, it wouldn’t be funny at all. I’ll teach you, the speed of Kamishini no Yari’s...
A question.
I'm rewatching Bleach and I'm wondering if the verse speed stats on this site are close to what you guys consider the actual scale of the verse or not.
Dude, you seem to be relatively new to this site, so understand that this is not how we work. Arguments like "this is fiction so it can be used literally" are ridiculous, i can't say that the phrase "my wife's smile is like sunshine" It's literal just because it's in fiction, there's no such...
You may seem new, but that's not how we do things on this site. The kanji present in the statement are ancient in Chinese and Japanese literature and do not mean literal speed of something. It's just a metaphorical way of expressing an event that happened quickly. Understand, metaphor is a...
Lol, no. That's not how we analyze hyperbole. The statement itself is hyperbole because the kanji used do not literally mean the speed of lightning. Japanese Wikipedia itself says that it is a METAPHOR, that is, it is not a literal statement. There are literal ways of saying that something is...
I don't know if it was mentioned in the topic, but in Japanese, the expression "電光石火" (denkosekka) is a metaphor used to describe something that happens extremely quickly. Although the individual words "電光" (denkō) mean "lightning" and "石火" (sekka) mean "spark of stone," the combined expression...
A while ago we had a revision about Issen, and the argument that made them refuse the scale for the samurai was that the image used as an example in the Databook statement was just Mifune using this, and he was he has Kurama's cloak, so they just accepted for Mifune with Kurama's cloak, they...
It is stated in the fourth Databook, while in the quiz book it sounds more in relation to the transfer charge, the method itself. What I meant was it could be not just the speed, but also other factors, as we have Haku, who is not more durable than the Base Raikage, but can move at that speed...
Exactly, it's probably a question of the method itself. And anyway, I haven't thought of a scale where characters weaker than the base Raikage scale in any way. The Raikage himself has a statement of being comparable to Minato in speed only at Yoroi level 1.
However, the quiz book only says that it is not possible for a person to withstand the shock of the transfer, unless they have a strong body, it does not talk about speed itself. Even though speed also has some influence on this, the transfer method is also one of the reasons.
My interpretation is that the transference style is also directly responsible for this, as it sort of "dematerializes" the targets. I say that this has more to do with the person's habit of traveling at this speed than durability itself, Because you see, technically every ninja is more resistant...