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I am down with 4-A
If people can provide more evidence for 2-C that would be cool, neutral on that for now
If people can provide more evidence for 2-C that would be cool, neutral on that for now
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If the shockwave has to travel through spacetime, any method of calculating the feat based on 3D distance is incorrect. This would actually make it a tier 2 feat, especially since it has to travel through the garganta. If the universes were connected, then this calculation would work.No because 3 universes would still be shaking. It would invalidate stacking their radii for the reasons I brought up. It’s just because of those barriers of space and time, we cannot treat it like a shake that’s traversing a 3D distance of 3 universes.
Nope, all it means is that the distances cannot be stacked. Or by your logic the feat is just unquantifiably above 1x the reference feat.If the shockwave has to travel through spacetime, any method of calculating the feat based on 3D distance is incorrect. This would actually make it a tier 2 feat, especially since it has to travel through the garganta. If the universes were connected, then this calculation would work.
We only see shaking at certain areas, not everywhere, I speak more on it in the Feat/Interpretations spoiler if you want a more comprehensive take.Do we get a visual of the shaking? If so we could probably find the exact magnitude
yes,Or by your logic the feat is just unquantifiably above 1x the reference feat.
You yourself said they are separate space-time continuums, separated by the garganta. Even if we count pure distance, the garganta is infinite in size, and im pretty sure the distance between each is not elaborated upon. Either way, using a 3d calculation to calculate a feat that needs to travel through space-time barriers is completely incorrect.Characters or objects that can significantly affect,[1] create and/or destroy small multiverses which can be comprised of several separate space-time continuums
Since there is not objective evidence that the entire spacetime shook as opposed to just the physical matter of the universes shaking, no it is not a concrete tier 2 feat. I’m cool with like possibly or likely tier 2 but it’s not a full on rating. Otherwise we are going with what the thread mods have evaluated as correct. Perhaps this feat could end up as 4-A, possibly tier 2, I but that’s as far as it would goyes,
You yourself said they are separate space-time continuums, separated by the garganta. Even if we count pure distance, the garganta is infinite in size, and im pretty sure the distance between each is not elaborated upon. Either way, using a 3d calculation to calculate a feat that needs to travel through space-time barriers is completely incorrect.
yes, the episode shows earth shaking as well as windows, tho idk how u calc the sky shakingDo we get a visual of the shaking? If so we could probably find the exact magnitude
Unfortunately that won’t help us.yes, the episode shows earth shaking as well as windows, tho idk how u calc the sky shaking
I honestly believe this is the most correct interpretation with the amount of evidence we do have but it's up to our evaluating stuff to decide that.4-A, possibly tier 2
Senjumaru's reiatsu has to affect the portion of the garganta connecting the 3 worlds together in order to reach them all.Since there is not objective evidence that the entire spacetime shook as opposed to just the physical matter of the universes shaking, no it is not a concrete tier 2 feat. I’m cool with like possibly or likely tier 2 but it’s not a full on rating. Otherwise we are going with what the thread mods have evaluated as correct. Perhaps this feat could end up as 4-A, possibly tier 2, I but that’s as far as it would go
Nothing with the Garganta here is quantifiable so that’s just unknown and not relevantSenjumaru's reiatsu has to affect the portion of the garganta connecting the 3 worlds together in order to reach them all.
still serves as a space time barrier between the 3 worlds, still making this a tier 2 featNothing with the Garganta here is quantifiable so that’s just unknown and not relevant
Not how that works, merely interacting with a barrier of space and time doesn’t objectively quantify a feat as tier 2still serves as a space time barrier between the 3 worlds, still making this a tier 2 feat
im saying that the 3 realms are separate space time continuums because of this, and would objectively be tier 2Not how that works, merely interacting with a barrier of space and time doesn’t objectively quantify a feat as tier 2
kind of a moot point, as inorder to travel through space-time barriers, that has to happenThem being spacetime continuums =/= Shutara inherently shaking the continuums as opposed to just the physical matter.
In the context of special relativity, time cannot be separated from the three dimensions of space, because the observed rate at which time passes for an object depends on the object's velocity relative to the observer.
Immeasurable speed?kind of a moot point, as inorder to travel through space-time barriers, that has to happen
Shaking the entire spacetime continuum would imply shaking the past and future, which isn’t happening, just drop it, plan out a revision in the future after cour 3 and 4, and then come back.The "shaking physical space but not the space time continuum" makes no sense. Pretty much every tier 2 feat of this nature is the exact same in portrayal.
No Reiō… that’s dimensional travel and it’s not even inherently combat speed applicable. I Can shake a tree by grabbing one of its branches.Immeasurable speed?
That does not have to happen, just the present works as well.Shaking the entire spacetime continuum would imply shaking the past and future, which isn’t happening, just drop it, plan out a revision in the future after cour 3 and 4, and then come back.
the theory of relativity is the most accepted theory to explain the happenings of the universe and such.In the context of special relativity, time cannot be separated from the three dimensions of space, because the observed rate at which time passes for an object depends on the object's velocity relative to the observer.
Yea in bleach space and time are intertwined like in special relativity which is also theory that humans believe in the wolThat does not have to happen, just the present works as well.
the theory of relativity is the most accepted theory to explain the happenings of the universe and such.
That literally got nothing to do with any of this. Just drop the argument, actually plan a crt in the future, and wait for more evidence. You’re not helping anyone, and it’s just obnoxious.the theory of relativity is the most accepted theory to explain the happenings of the universe and such
obnoxious to whom? for what reason?That literally got nothing to do with any of this. Just drop the argument, actually plan a crt in the future, and wait for more evidence. You’re not helping anyone, and it’s just obnoxious.
that alone makes the calc inaccurateNothing with the Garganta here is quantifiable so that’s just unknown and not relevant
Dude… we’re not revising the cosmology here. This is blatantly derailingdk if this scan helps here but I'm dropping it if anyone wants Solid evidence for L2C. SS AND WOL Realms
To the people actually involved in making the thread and the people approving it. You don’t know if tier 2 would get dismissed as an outlier or something of the sort, and you haven’t planned any of this out.obnoxious to whom? for what reason?
My bad I thought neco was denying L2C statement for realms. I might have misunderstood I guess.Dude… we’re not revising the cosmology here. This is blatantly derailing
other characters have not needed to shake the past or future. if that was the case the universe would be constantly shaking.
I’ll say that I’d also support an “At least 4-A, possibly 2-C“ rating, but if the other staff only agree with 4-A, that’s fine with me as well.As for the actual rating this should grant I'm personally leaning towards the "At least 4-A, likely/possibly Tier 2" interpretation. It assumes the least assumptive interpretation is most likely true but doesn't discount an interpretation with less support, but one that can be logically deduced from the text.
Yeah this, it's like making a CRT in a CRT yeah?Dude… we’re not revising the cosmology here. This is blatantly derailing
To the people actually involved in making the thread and the people approving it. You don’t know if tier 2 would get dismissed as an outlier or something of the sort, and you haven’t planned any of this out.