A new calc of Toneri's moon bust

[UncleSpaceman]

Five days ago, a new calc of Toneri's moon bust was made, which puts it at Moon Level. The only problem i'v seen people bring up, is that the DC is greater than the moons GBE, yet the two pieces came back together, which breaks the laws of physics.

In Goku's multi galaxy feat, the blast got stronger the further it got away from the epicenter, which breaks the laws of physics. It would be extremely hypocritical to accept Goku's feat, yet not accept Toneri's feat.

 

[AllanSaiyan]

The feat was accepted to be continent level+

 

[UncleSpaceman]

The calc i linked was made 5 days ago, it calc's Toneri's moon bust at 30.8 exatons of tnt

 

[CHILLVIBEZZ]

This was already looked at by the calculation group so this is pointless...

 

[UncleSpaceman]

I'm brining it to more public attention. DontTalk, said the calc was fine, but it breaks the laws of physics for the reasons i explained above.

 

[CHILLVIBEZZ]

Alright then.

 

[Zerzavyx98]

This should bypass as an accepted feat. You know how many characters get downplayed just because an author didn't have their physics correct?

Gai should be sub. rel from bending space. It was shown visually and stated yet he was downplayed...

 

[Illuminati478]

the original calc was fine, and should stay fine. this new calc here (apart from breaking the laws of physics in a blatant way) also depends on cinamitic time in a movie that blatantly abuses it in many forms and ways, and the assumption that no other forces cause the two halves of the moon to move apart (such as gravity from the planet, gravity from the sun and other forces).

 

[Antvasima]

The calculation group already took a look at this and stated that it is not acceptable, so I am closing this thread.

https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/122461