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Danganronpa V3: K1-B0's self destruction question

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Considering that in over 5 years ever since my first calc for V3 stuff none really bothered to calculate Keebo committing suicide by exploding against the wall of a dome (the context for who does not know the verse is that it being an actual space station is a fake, scripted thing).

However, as shown in the epilogue, the hole that Keebo made is really inconsistent in shape and size, which makes it a pain to actually calculate.

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Basically, the first one is the shape left right when the feat was performed, and the other two are the aftermath shown in the scene after. Which one has to be taken, y'all?
 
Personally i'd go with the aftermath since that generally seems to remain the most consistent in fiction when it comes to explosions
 
Aftermath, because the shockwave is clearly bigger than the explosion and the shockwave is what seems to be causing the most damage. So a larger point of view gives you a better quantification.
 
Based on the comments above, aftermath, but get other CGMs just to be certain.
 
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