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A tank's barrel is going to be damaged by a direct hit that the tanks hull armor would otherwise shrug off, barrels are not armor and should not be compared to it. And you have provided no proof that any lasting damage to the hull was achieved by Tatsumaki.ShrekAlmighty said:First of all she damaged the entire ship as seen above
Comparing an Eye to an Weapon is baseless a weapon should be compared to another weapon as in a fist
Even then there is no reason for ships weapons to be built by a Exponentially weaker material if anything weapons should be protected as much as possible
Those craters are backwards (meaning that came from the top not the bottom as you claim) and you have no way of proving that Tatsumaki made them.ShrekAlmighty said:The crew stated the weapons were destroyed and there are holes on the bottom of the ship as seen in the scan which is substantial damage for the rating
The Tiger II had a 150mm upper frontal glacis and 180mm frontal turret plate. The Tiger I had a 100mm glacis plate, and the Maus had a 200mm upper glacis. The tank with 300m glacis plate was the T95 aka doom turtle, its frontal casemate armor was over 312mm of cast steel. And the thickness of the barrels on say the 88mm gun was substantially smaller than the bore size, like I said you have no idea what you are talking about.ShrekAlmighty said:The weapon system was stated to be destroyed by that i mean the cannons not the shells that were sent out
Can u name me one tank that has 300mm armor as even Tiger 2 had only 120 mm on his front
Tiger 1 had 80mm Kv-1 had 75mm(not sure about this one) All those named are one of the heaviest tanks around
Literally no tank besides the Maus which was only experimental had 300 mm of armor
https://i.gyazo.com/b3b8b4d2635ab25c52d242065bb90ff7.pngByAsura said:Didn't he like... Hurt a casual Saitama with a kick or something?
The T95 was a Tank destroyer or basically a vehicle that is higly immovable as it doesnt even have a turret furthermore it was not even used by Usa in WW2 or ever in war as only 2 were built and were found too impractial and slow cause of their weight not to mention he didnt even use a 88mm gun but a 105 mm oneBoros-fan said:The Tiger II had a 150mm upper frontal glacis and 180mm frontal turret plate. The Tiger I had a 100mm glacis plate, and the Maus had a 200mm upper glacis. The tank with 300m glacis plate was the T95 aka doom turtle, its frontal casemate armor was over 312mm of cast steel. And the thickness of the barrels on say the 88mm gun was substantially smaller than the bore size, like I said you have no idea what you are talking about.
Except you keep insisting someone who can survive a Serious Punch from Saitama can't scale to the casual jump.Dzhindzholia said:"I mean logically a serious Punch from Saitama should be his > causal jump when he's not even really trying"
Yes,no one disagrees with that.
Even assuming those little holes were made by Tatsumaki, it's nowhere near close to what Saitama's moon jump did to the ship.ShrekAlmighty said:Im not arguing to downgrade boros im arguing to scale Tatsumaki to Ships durability as her attacks damaged the ship more than saitamas High 6-A jump
The 88mm gun was an example, and you are correct that the T95 was not techincally a tank, typical nomeclature refers to any armored vehicles as tanks regardless of how accurate that label is. However you literally stated that no tank had armor as thick as its gun barrel and this is so laughably wrong it seems like trolling. Lets use some visual examples this time. This is a KwK 36 schematicShrekAlmighty said:The T95 was a Tank destroyer or basically a vehicle that is higly immovable as it doesnt even have a turret furthermore it was not even used by Usa in WW2 or ever in war as only 2 were built and were found too impractial and slow cause of their weight not to mention he didnt even use a 88mm gun but a 105 mm oneBoros-fan said:The Tiger II had a 150mm upper frontal glacis and 180mm frontal turret plate. The Tiger I had a 100mm glacis plate, and the Maus had a 200mm upper glacis. The tank with 300m glacis plate was the T95 aka doom turtle, its frontal casemate armor was over 312mm of cast steel. And the thickness of the barrels on say the 88mm gun was substantially smaller than the bore size, like I said you have no idea what you are talking about.
U are the one that has no idea what he is talking about