- 8,377
- 3,045
Though we agreed that Raven's comment would have been decisive. Both sides had a lot of supporters, so Raven surely isn't alone, and most importantly, this is not a calc, but a discussion about the scaling of the verse.
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Who?DragonEmperor23 said:he said he was neutral though.
Yes then he finished the rest of his sentence saying "leaning towards no"DragonEmperor23 said:he said he was neutral though.
He's neutral on speed, not disagreed. I'm saying this to Jan.Dragonmasterxyz said:I agree with AP. Speed I am neutral on, but leaning towards no for now.
Yet he said "leaning towards no" so that already says that he is still disagreeing cause u can't be neutral yet then having lean on another sideAnonymousBlank said:Dragonmaster. He said he was neutral but leaning no. Still means he is neutral.
^DemonGodMitchAubin said:It shows the impact, and then zooms in on the moment Erza did the attack, If Erza Hit the Meteor then Swung her sword, that makes no sense, she swung her sword right as she hit the meteor, to imply otherwise is silly, As we know Manga can be dramatic, the artwork shows erza hit and slash the meteor at the same time, if she hit the meteor and then swung, she would go splat, but no, she hit the meteor at the last possible second, which is Sub-Relativistic Speed
Yeah guys. Elsa doesn't scale to the speed. Just Let It Go.Kepekley23 said:IMade seems to make more sense here given the scans. Elsa slowed down the meteor by crashing at it and then swung her sword.