Yes there seems to be actual evidence in verse of that
No, we don't have a single proof of that. Yujiro's father survived the bombing of the island, but it happened behind the scenes and we don't even know how far he was from the explosions and how much energy he took.
The usual winged expression.
No one said that "it hits harder than a nuclear bomb"
To survive a nuclear explosion, the 8-C character only needs to move a hundred meters away
Yeas this seems way more consistent that he's above all conventional weapons
This is a good supporting statement. Although still not proof.
I still think we should ere on the side of safety considering these are still nukes which he hasn't been confirmed above explicitly
I don't know about everyone else but I would be willing to compromise with a "possibly 7-B" if that's what it takes to make everyone happy
As far as I remember, in the last thread you decided to go with "what is shown, not stated". I consider it safe.
I mean, if the verse had a clear 7-B or 7-A feat, I wouldn't consider it an outlier and accepted it.
However, all these are just statements, against the background of the fact that all the exploits in the verse are at best 9-A/8-C and one somewhat dubious feat with the Baki earthquake, which depends on how long the pixley line we make
You'd have to get it checked but regarding that I believe he got frozen due to the ash or dust as opposed to actually being within the explosion and the statement itself seems to open ended to make anything of it.
I believe there's actually a page that shows how far away he was though so if your could find that then maybe we'd have something more concrete
As far as I remember, in the last thread you decided to go with "what is shown, not stated". I consider it safe.
I mean, if the verse had a clear 7-B or 7-A feat, I wouldn't consider it an outlier and accepted it.
However, all these are just statements, against the background of the fact that all the exploits in the verse are at best 9-A/8-C and one somewhat dubious feat with the Baki earthquake, which depends on how long the pixley line we make