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Matthew Schroeder said:Staff and Calc Group only guys.
I don't see why that would indicate constant acceleration, though.USklaverei said:Yes. Ichigo quotes that he would 'force' to get there as quickly as possible.
.USklaverei said:We have an initial and final velocity. That is, there is an acceleration.
What you're questioning does not make sense, basically, if Ichigo had hit other higher speeds during the course he would have insured. And it also does not make sense that it slow down during the course. As this does not depend on external, only internal factors, it and Ichigo's goal to get to Seireitei as soon as possible.
This is my point too, i also agree with DontTalkDontTalkDT said:The first is allowed, the second isn't. Why is that? The reason for that is that the projectile couldn't have changed speed over such a short timeframe, while the character could have changed its speed.
The possibility to change speed is essentially what constitutes the difference between "scenes", not timeframe or plot structure. And in that sense I would say this are different "scenes".
Ichigo did blitz characters that blitz lightning and light with ease.Antvasima said:Just a question. If the problem is that we can assume that Ichigo is taking breaks and then accelerating again, wouldn't that simply mean that he is even faster than the calculation states for brief intervals?
No, as the distance will be shortened.Antvasima said:Just a question. If the problem is that we can assume that Ichigo is taking breaks and then accelerating again, wouldn't that simply mean that he is even faster than the calculation states for brief intervals?
Kalitas, how can this be stacking?Kaltias said:I don't have exactly a lot to add tbh, I think that it's calc stacking for the reasons that I explained.
Kaltias said:I can grant you that there are no clouds in outer space.
This has been explained several times than not.It's not using a speed feat,it's using the final velocity of ichigo's dive to get the distance.Kaltias said:Because it's using a speed feat and applying it to the entire fall, even if the speed feat itself is only a fraction of that.
And the freefall formula is unusable (and would actually result in a deceleration) as I explained above
@Peter
I can grant you that there are no clouds in outer space.
Regardless, if they are pocket dimensions or something, I guess the "space" issue isn't there
Soul Society is the "World" of the dead. (Souls/afterlife) Databook says and shows all three worlds as been the same size. (World of the living, Soul Society and Hueco Mundo.) Now Soul King Palace is a floating Island located in another dimension which can only be access through a Soul King Key to open or break 72 physical barriers to reach the destination.Kaltias said:I don't have exactly a lot to add tbh, I think that it's calc stacking for the reasons that I explained.
Also, where exactly is Soul Society supposed to be located?
Because if the answer isn't "in outer space", that's another thing pointing towards calc stacking giving exaggerated results, it's 1341213098 m away, which means that the Moon would be closer to Earth than the SS.