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I am doing this because I have fallen in limbo and my arguments have been ignored.
Introductio
In this segment, I'll go through the arguments they used to say that the calculatio was invalid and, consequently, I'm going to make a counter-argument.
Arguments
The first argument against was the stacking calculation.
You're getting Ichigo's speed from one scene, your scene falling and applying it to another scene, the scene of your screen traveling to Seiretei.
Seeing this, it looks like we took an isolated feat from Ichigo and we calculation it out, and then we applied it the moment Ichigo went, but that's not happening here.
Not there are 2 actions here, Ichigo crossed the distance between the top of Shokonmanku to the ground while he was traveling, it is not as if he had stopped and then crossed the distance, he simply crosses while traveling.
The second argument against was:
Is there any particular reason why calcs assume Ichigo has moved at a constant acceleration for 9 hours?
Yes, there is a reason for Ichigo to maintain this constant acceleration for 9 hours.
In a conversation with Kirinji, Ichigo says that if he hurry like hell , he would arrive at noon (12 o'clock). However, Ichigo exceeded his expectations, since he crossed in 9 hours and 15 minutes.
We also have Ichigo saying it "I better hurry." He had just spoken to Urahara, who contacted him about how Seireitei was.
But we do not know if he would have enough strength to maintain that speed for 9 hours and 15 minutes. He may have rested and accelerated in the end.
An inferior Ichigo to this already made of resistance far superior to this, as for example:
I don't see why that would indicate constant acceleration, though.
Given air resistance, stamina, maximum velocity etc. it is not like he necessarily was keeping at a constant acceleration or constant speed.
Ichigo's armor protected him against this, basically that depends only on him.
Sumary
We know that Ichigo:
1. Does not tire after 3 months of fighting
2. Explicitly is hurrying as quickly as possible, and during at least one point in his flight accelerates constantly (Urahara convo)
3. Has armor that prevents friction
4. Completes the flight in 9 hours 15 mins
5. Travels the entire distance in one, uninterrupted feat
Introductio
In this segment, I'll go through the arguments they used to say that the calculatio was invalid and, consequently, I'm going to make a counter-argument.
Arguments
The first argument against was the stacking calculation.
You're getting Ichigo's speed from one scene, your scene falling and applying it to another scene, the scene of your screen traveling to Seiretei.
Seeing this, it looks like we took an isolated feat from Ichigo and we calculation it out, and then we applied it the moment Ichigo went, but that's not happening here.
Not there are 2 actions here, Ichigo crossed the distance between the top of Shokonmanku to the ground while he was traveling, it is not as if he had stopped and then crossed the distance, he simply crosses while traveling.
- Ichigo was traveling from Reiokyu to Seireitei
- Ichigo crosses the distance between the top of Shokonmanku to the ground while traveling
The second argument against was:
Is there any particular reason why calcs assume Ichigo has moved at a constant acceleration for 9 hours?
Yes, there is a reason for Ichigo to maintain this constant acceleration for 9 hours.
In a conversation with Kirinji, Ichigo says that if he hurry like hell , he would arrive at noon (12 o'clock). However, Ichigo exceeded his expectations, since he crossed in 9 hours and 15 minutes.
We also have Ichigo saying it "I better hurry." He had just spoken to Urahara, who contacted him about how Seireitei was.
But we do not know if he would have enough strength to maintain that speed for 9 hours and 15 minutes. He may have rested and accelerated in the end.
An inferior Ichigo to this already made of resistance far superior to this, as for example:
- He could run for five days on a treadmill that drained his spiritual energy.
- Was able to fight for 3 consecutive months against an opponent superior to him.
I don't see why that would indicate constant acceleration, though.
Given air resistance, stamina, maximum velocity etc. it is not like he necessarily was keeping at a constant acceleration or constant speed.
Ichigo's armor protected him against this, basically that depends only on him.
Sumary
We know that Ichigo:
1. Does not tire after 3 months of fighting
2. Explicitly is hurrying as quickly as possible, and during at least one point in his flight accelerates constantly (Urahara convo)
3. Has armor that prevents friction
4. Completes the flight in 9 hours 15 mins
5. Travels the entire distance in one, uninterrupted feat
