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The debris isn't really smaller, it's just that everything is smaller since the POV is very zoomed out in order to get several buildings into the shot. Comparing the bits to the buildings, they're comparable to other building destruction feats's rubble.For the Chainsaw kick calc, I have a few nitpicks that could potentially increase the overall energy of the feat, making it much more impressive. Given the pulverization of the buildings shown in the panel and the outward dispersion of debris, violent fragmentation should (probably) be the most suitable assumption for energy density. It shows the energy needed to break concrete into fine particles, which is consistent with the shown destruction in the panel. The larger debris we see could represent the outer layers of the buildings that are damaged as collateral, while the parts Pochita actually kicks through are shown to be completely pulverized.
Or in other words, a lot of the rubble isn't invisible because it's too small, it's invisible because the camera's like a football field away.
Plus, including the kinetic energy due to the outward motion of the debris, factoring in the speed of the kick, could buff the calc. It might yield 8-A results (or not), but these are break neat to note.