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I don't get anything higher than Subsonic on other forums (even using a different feat). Subsonic seems consistent with the resultsLordAizenSama said:
https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/avatar-tla-lok-calc-thread.290497/
"Now I shouldn't need to say this, but the gap between each frame represents 1/23rd of a second.
That means that between the first and second frame, he's moving at 73.6 m/s, and between the second and third frames he was moving at 85 m/s (or 76.4 m/s if you go by the top of his head rather than the red line, which might actually be more appropriate).
Now just to compare, 73.6 m/s is about 165 mph.
This isn't actually accounting for the distance he travels away from the camera (and he is jumping away from the camera), just his two dimensional distance. For that matter, neither does the calc about the rock, and it is noticeably getting closer to the viewer, so that's definitely faster too.
There you have it folks. Aang is actually as fast a Twilight Vamp.
But just in case, let's measure one of Ozai's showings.
The following is a combined image of two consecutive frames.
About 11.115m in 1/23rd of a second, so about 255.6 m/s, or around 572 mph.
Again I'm reasonably sure he goes faster when he's running for his life from Avatar Aang, but luckily unlike the jump, this one is flat movement, so I can say with certainty not higher than I measured in this instance.
This had better put any notion of Edward blitzing to rest; he's not actually any faster.
This is the time for concessions.
EDIT: I just noticed I think I lowballed Ozai's speed. I'm pretty sure only one of his legs is bent, or neither. Which means 1.8 meters is represented by less than 36.6 pixels, which means 226 pixels is more than 11.1 meters.
If that's the case, it might be up to 282 m/s (631 mph), and maaaaybe a little bit more. Probably not though."
