Durability feat from Frobo

[De6DimensionalDream]

So in the second episode of the second season, Anne, Sprig and Hop Pop disover a factory. This factory is composed by an entrance, one big slide thing, and a laboratory. Then the factory explode, because of course it does, and the three survives the explosion while outside. However, we then see Frobo coming out of the rubble, which means he did survive it while still inside, which means he probably tanked the whole explosion. Frobo also casually did this, so this level of power seems pretty natural to him. Since both Anne and Andrias fodderise a group of Frobos, this should also scale to them. My question is, how do we calculate the explosion?

 

[Imaginym]

Find something you know or are reasonably sure are the size of relatively near in the scene, use as a measuring stick. For example, if Anne has a known height, that could be useful. Failing that, if she has a known age, that could be used to approximate her height based on average height by age.

Once you have the measuring stick, you pixel scale the explosion (Open an image of it in an editor, make a line, check how many pixels long the program says the line is.) & plug the appropriate values into a formula & calculate.

You may find pages such as these useful:

Calculations

In order to determine a character's Destructive Capacity, we must first look through the character's feats and determine how much energy was exerted to perform such a feat. Sometimes, the destructive capacity of the feat can be determined easily without the need for a calculation, but most of...

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Explosion Yield Calculations

First, you have to find the exact page, or scene where an explosion is shown as a feat. Depending on the environment where the explosion occurred, you may have to scale the size of a smaller object that is shown in the map. Let's do an example... An explosion of unknown size occurs in this...

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[De6DimensionalDream]

Find something you know or are reasonably sure are the size of relatively near in the scene, use as a measuring stick. For example, if Anne has a known height, that could be useful. Failing that, if she has a known age, that could be used to approximate her height based on average height by age.

Once you have the measuring stick, you pixel scale the explosion (Open an image of it in an editor, make a line, check how many pixels long the program says the line is.) & plug the appropriate values into a formula & calculate.

You may find pages such as these useful:

Calculations

In order to determine a character's Destructive Capacity, we must first look through the character's feats and determine how much energy was exerted to perform such a feat. Sometimes, the destructive capacity of the feat can be determined easily without the need for a calculation, but most of...

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Explosion Yield Calculations

First, you have to find the exact page, or scene where an explosion is shown as a feat. Depending on the environment where the explosion occurred, you may have to scale the size of a smaller object that is shown in the map. Let's do an example... An explosion of unknown size occurs in this...

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I never did pixel scaling, so can you tell me a good site tu use? Also the feat itself is very very weird. We essentially see the computer malfunction, then everything start to crash, and when the three are out, we see a big explosion. Point is, I don't really know what to consider the center of the explosion, nor the radius, because the explosion seems to have been contained by the factory, so it's not really a sphere. It seems like the explosion travelled throught the tunnel and ended up hitting the three of them. So should I consider the whole way throught the exit as the radius? Or is the explosion more of a chain reaction of sort?

 

[Imaginym]

I never did pixel scaling, so can you tell me a good site tu use?

Do you not have an image editing program on your device's operating system? Such as Paint, GIMP, or such?

Also the feat itself is very very weird. We essentially see the computer malfunction, then everything start to crash, and when the three are out, we see a big explosion. Point is, I don't really know what to consider the center of the explosion, nor the radius, because the explosion seems to have been contained by the factory, so it's not really a sphere. It seems like the explosion travelled throught the tunnel and ended up hitting the three of them. So should I consider the whole way throught the exit as the radius? Or is the explosion more of a chain reaction of sort?

I might have to look at the scene. In theory, what about pixel scaling the factory, assuming the explosion is of similar size to the factory? If the explosion is a different shape, MAYBE other geometrical formulas might be usable, but I'm unsure.

Might be good to get more input here.