- 16,171
- 12,705
Absorbing energy doesn't mean you can output it. A cheeseburger contains 8.37 x 10^6 Joules of energy.
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Lmao ok.Absorbing energy doesn't mean you can output it. A cheeseburger contains 8.37 x 10^6 Joules of energy.
It doesn't absorb the energy of the earth's core, just it's vague life force, so I'm not sure this really appliesBtw, why? The Earth's core generates 4.4e13 W, wouldn't Lavos absorbing it mean he got in Joules the energy of 65 million years worth of that?
Btw, while we wait for calcs, do we discuss about God tiers?I think Lavos should get all powers in verse ngl, now i'm sorry i need to disappear, Strym will going after my ass again
I wouldn't think this is quantifiable in any shape or form using this way.Granted, it doesn't exactly show any frame of reference as to where the Epoch starts, but it should be at least outside the range of the area Lavos is shown to emerge from
I still wouldn't use 2 km, as there are ONLY clouds below Zeal, implying it's absurdly hella higher than any of them.That calc is really scrapped together overall but mountains are 609.6 meters as a baseline, 2 KM would still be well above them
Knew it.It's travel speed
Absorbing energy doesn't mean you can output it. A cheeseburger contains 8.37 x 10^6 Joules of energy.
Done the calcs for both the Mammon Machine lifting Zeal and Epoch's speed.It's travel speed
Btw, shouldn't the list be evalutated?
you know assuming Crono's lightning is treated as real lightning. Frog does move in tandom with it during his and Crono's duel attack. (I remember seeing that used for speed a long time ago.)
Edit: here are specific frames in which Frog does move when the lightnign moves. Doing some of my own... impercise napkin math I got it basically mach 400. Assuming this is treated like real lightning. (Which I think it should be? the final bolt is attracted to frog's sword.)
Course I'm not a math person. So... math could very much be wrong.
It literally just occured to me after remebering the "how strong is Crono" video which mentioned it. and I double checked the move frame by frame to make sure. So It doesn't surprise me, because it doesn't look like he moves in tandom unless you go frame by frame. just cause it's so fast (I think the entire thing is done in 4 frames, lol.)That's something pretty neat ngl. Didn't think about that.
you know assuming Crono's lightning is treated as real lightning. Frog does move in tandom with it during his and Crono's duel attack. (I remember seeing that used for speed a long time ago.)
Edit: here are specific frames in which Frog does move when the lightnign moves. Doing some of my own... impercise napkin math I got it basically mach 400. Assuming this is treated like real lightning. (Which I think it should be? the final bolt is attracted to frog's sword.)
Course I'm not a math person. So... math could very much be wrong.
Much slower doesn't mean it's unquantifiable, we can see how much he moved compared to the distance crossed by the lightning.If the lightning is coming from the clouds or sky I think he's moving much slower than it. Or it slows down
I don't see how that mean's the lightning is slow, Character's fall fast and he specifically makes the jump as an attack.I used watch frame by frame, and the lightning at 13:50 is moving at comparable speeds to Frog falling, which means the lightning is slow
He's falling due to gravity here thoughI don't see how that mean's the lightning is slow, Character's fall fast and he specifically makes the jump as an attack.
From an jump specifically made for an attack (plus not every piece of fiction falls under terminal velocity). Plus if Cronos lightning is natural I don't see why it'd move at consistant speeds in every other instance but be slow ONLY for this specific one.He's falling due to gravity here though
You can apply this logic to literally every visual.I used watch frame by frame, and the lightning at 13:50 is moving at comparable speeds to Frog falling, which means the lightning is slow