Charmander's calc also uses your Pixelscaling, which leads to 387 Kilotons by using a different height. It's still to be blamed on the lack of that piece of the crater.
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Damage could I get your opinion on the height situation?
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Colt is very short. I'd say significantly short.
For the record, Cheetu is about average height.
So even using an average human feels wrong. But I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.
Colt: 1.72m/132px
Youpi: 201px = 2.6m
Well, even with the generous height, that's far from 3 meters. With Colt's actual height, which might be around 1.6m, it would go down to 2.4m, or around what @Damage3245 calculated, consistency. Inconsistent for you.
Meruem is also a short boi, he's smaller than Pitou, and comparable to this old man Netero who is simply not that tall. I'll be nice and use the average human as well.
Now we
Meruem: 1.72m/186px
Youpi: 332px = 2.8m.
Again, closer to 2.5 than 3.2. Use Meruem's estimated height by the fandom, 1.69m, then we get something closer to 2.7m
"Nah, why did you-", Youpi's feet were bent down.
Again, Meruem, short king.
Meruem is 121 pixels whereas Youpi is 206 pixels, meaning Youpi 1.7x taller than Meruem.
Thus, 1.72m × 1.7x = 2.9m. This, using 1.72m which is generous for Meruem. Using the estimation, we get 2.8m
Knuckle ain't particularly tall either. So a generous 1.75m instead of the average 1.72m should be fine.
(209+318+767+223)÷(276+213+390+90) = 1.56x
1.56×1.75 = 2.7m
Yeah, 2.5m is simply more consistent.
Nope, just pixelscaled them right unlike you.Colt is not closer to the panel by any means.
These don't partake into his height.
That's just your terrible pixelscaling at play.
Nah, piss off. Either average or slightly above average. You don't just make heights up.
You did it because suddenly
1044/633*172cm = 2.8m
Representative panel, they're not actually face to face, so irrelevant.
You quite literally didn't. Especially with the one where Youpi is bending his legs down.
I used Japanese average values. I didn't make anything up. How annoying. I even acknowledged his slightly taller than average height by giving moderate 3 centimeters over the official average. I didn't pull a value out of my butt.
You're desperate.
Bud even taking the muscle anatomy into consideration your STILL not getting around 2.5 meters .Not to mention this is the same type of pixel scaling YOU used on knuckle and Youpi so your calling your own pixel scaling faulty, that is peak clown behavior.
I see someone is getting salty over cartoons again.
The leg I scale uses a straight line and takes into account that there is a curve when standing up. Notice how I go straight to the upper thigh and do not take into account the two joint bend.
Thanks for your opinion on this.
And that's factually incorrect, his crater scaling has his joins bent.
I refuted all 4, so idc.
May I ask for you evaluation on my Youpi calc then, since it doesn't use 0.25?
Yeah, ok bud all you've done is say "Bad pixel scaling" to discredit my reasoning for 3.2 meter youpi. You have yet to do anything to prove your right.
We're not touching speed here, and both of these make sense. "Gap too big" isn't an excuse or a debunk.
How do these make sense? First is using the 1/220 timeframe and assuming gons assumption of him blitzing his eyes is correct although we have no reason to believe this.
Also "gap too big" is an excuse. Its called an outlier when that happens
Nen users are several tiers above humans at their peak. 1/220 is fair.
It is real lightning, it's literally charged by real electricity and transmutation changes Nen into anything. Combine that with the fact that Nen can literally create anything with Conjuration or Transmutation and it's indistinguishable from their original counterparts, and this point becomes silly.
It happened in the same panel, both movement happened in the very same panel. They share the same timeframe.
Point 3 is literally just point 2 worded differently.
You have no idea what an outlier even is apparently.
We don't use 1/220 anymore. It's been steadily removed from calcs for ages.
1. The 1/220 timeframe isn't used anymore
I could not care less. It's not my calc, I simply agree 1/220 is fair for superhumans who can see normal humans like slowpokes.
You ignored the entire argument of how Transmutation is literally stated to transform Nen into the element. Being charged by electricity means he needs real electricity to use his electric attacks. Refilling NEN with Electricity? So you're saying his Nen is actual electricity, then? Since that's the only way it could be refilled? Works for me.
"It's obviously-",
It isn't, literally look at the panel.
You quite literally ignored my debunk of said notion. They trained, got so fast they could speedblitz themselves.
You are being willingly ignorant by a margin so high I could believe you're trolling.
And regulation stops the calcs from using any reasonable timeframe outside of "human level". Yeah, yeah, I see how it is.
You insisted 1/220 was a fair timeframe for being peak human fps. After being told it isn't used in the wiki you keep being ignorant and insisting its a fair timeframe for other reasons. It isn't and assuming it is just cause it's a person in greed island is again baseless speculation. You also ignored the fact that we have no reason to assume he blitzed his eyes in the first place other than gon saying he did it himself. Weak argument.
What are you even trying to say with this? We have values like peak human reaction time that we use over random reaction times pulled outta nowhere. Just because this person is an above average human doesn't mean it's justified to use an unaccepted timeframe for the feat.
I do just wanna clarify that 1/220 seconds is the reaction time for fighter pilots, meaning that would theoretically still be below supernatural creatures. Personally I don't get why it's being removed, I think it's perfectly valid, but I did just wanna give that context. It's not pulled out of nowhere.
It's not reaction time it's the timeframe at which pilots perceive a flash in a dark room while also being prepared to do so. It's pretty reasonable to remove it
Gon said he did, thus he did it.
At this point, I'll just tell you to piss off.
It's not. We see it leaving Killua's finger and reaching the ground as Killua is moving. It's what we see.
Look at the DAMN panel.
YES.
"unaccepted"? Even when a character stated to have a certain reaction, it's CONTROVERSIAL to use higher timeframes. Didn't the Garou feat have a ton of debate over using canonical reactions?
It's perception speed. If one's perception is blitzed and they're super human, it should be used.
1. No. It's simply not. You again have no proof for saying gons stateme t is any credible. Just saying togashi Confirms it with a character statement is yet again pulled out of your ass dude.Gon said he did, thus he did it.
End of story. Exposition is delivered through dialogue. Characters are not real people, if a writer gives a line to a character that gives information about a situation, that line is to be believed unless contradicted.
I also need to point out how the hunter had no idea where Gon went even after the fact. He didn't register anything.
At this point, I'll just tell you to piss off.
Killua's electricity is fed on real electricity. It comes from a magic system that is capable of creating virtually anything and creating properties. Has shown the same properties as electricity by making muscles contract against stronger characters.
These are all facts. Again, if you just ignore it, and say it's headcanon, I'll again tell you to piss off
It's not. We see it leaving Killua's finger and reaching the ground as Killua is moving. It's what we see.
It didn't even ricochet off the ground like such thick lightning would. Nah.
Look at the DAMN panel.
I literally lost my composure because you state such stupidities with confidence.
He launches it like a spear, winding up and launching it downwards.
When you claim something as silly as this, you HAVE to question yourself: "What's the alternative?"
Did he create the arc, and then the lightning came out on command? Killua literally doesn't have the kind of control to do something like that. Nor does he have a reason, it would be less effective as a quick surprise attack. He threw it like one'd throw a baseball. It left at the point it's shown to leave.
Cease and Desist.
YES.
IT IS.
You cannot claim the value contradicts ANYTHING. You simply have no argument here. They trained to the point their previous speed was outclassed, they can scale to whatever feat they perform unless it breaks powerscaling.
"unaccepted"? Even when a character stated to have a certain reaction, it's CONTROVERSIAL to use higher timeframes. Didn't the Garou feat have a ton of debate over using canonical reactions?
The reaction page has several values, accepted ones too. Hunters are shown to be faster than the eye consistently, yet using anything beyond peak human is prohibited?
Stop clinging on the regulation's standards. Peak Human is obviously downplaying.
And you've devolved into the point where you just say "No.", and think that's a counter.
It's not. Killua is incapable of manipulating his electricity kinetically.
One cannot assume a negative.
Outlier is not an argument. You have been debunked on that particular note in three different messages. You will stand down on that point immediately.
You're insistent and refuse to consider the opposition's arguments while not providing your own. It's easy to see why I'd be upset about having to repeat myself several times. You're not stating your opinion, you're deliberately spreading misinformation, you're erratic, irrational, refuses to fabricate any sort of logical bridge between your premises and your conclusion, continues to repeat yourself about topics I've already debunked - which you never reply to.
Shit, really?
1. Because you can't prove that gons statement is just that. Simply saying something is is also not an argument. You say yourself that the negative is always correct so why should we ASSUME it Isa truthfully statement when it's a statement from a characters that shouldn't be able to judge it.
Sadly No, Not really.
