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No, he just looks like was right next to it
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Fist Of The North Star Revision Part 2 (Scaling and Multipliers)
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Got the scan?
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I think doing a proper calc of the nuke's cloud split taking reduced air density into account would probably still be a good idea
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Then I don't really see much problem with the multi-cont end of the feat since the cloud split objectively happens and these are fictional nukes that cause explosions much bigger than any explosion that would be feasible irl
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If someone threw an object that has a KE of 10 Kilotons that hits a concrete wall and fails to destroy it, the KE end would be rejected.
Multiple High 6-A explosions would do far more damage to the planet, in fact it's not even comparable. The entire planet should've been flatten, and leave no structures or mountains on the surface standing. Yet in the video linked, I see lots of things still around but just destroyed. The destruction is clearly not High 6-A.
The energy of a single explosion would be enough to pulverize all of the rock on the Earth's crust.
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The war literally shifted the planet's tectonic plates and possibly split it in 2. You gotta account for the fact that most of the nukes would have had to land on the ocean and that most of the energy was contained within the shockwave. We are also never shown anything outside of Japan and a very small portion of China, so for all we know the rest of the planet could very well be completely flattened
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Yeah honestly the war only being high 6-A by itself is a lowball considering the irreparable damage it caused to the planet
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May want to ask the two other calc group members that've commented here.
I've know nothing about this verse until this thread, so I cannot be the judge. Assuming they're more familiar about this stuff.
I can't say more beyond what I've already said. Personally, I don't care either way.
I've know nothing about this verse until this thread, so I cannot be the judge. Assuming they're more familiar about this stuff.
I can't say more beyond what I've already said. Personally, I don't care either way.
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I did a quick calc on how many bombs could have been used during the nuclear destruction, it comes out to being 38, which seems reasonable as I only counted 8 explosions in the scan, and we don’t see the other side of the planet
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Might be best to ask a calc group member familiar with the verse.
I'm feeling far too lost here about how anything works.
I'm feeling far too lost here about how anything works.
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The Jagi adjustment: the distance yield calculations are incomplete. Complete the answers, thanks.
The water evaporation yield assumptions... Since while yes the earth surface is dried up it never says the water escapes from the earth.
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Although if it didn't escape, then it would mean a nuclear winter which we don't see
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What's missing exactly?
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Is there any more detail about that? Splitting the Earth comes out to be Low 5-B
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Oh it definitely didn't do that much.
Not sure what extra details there are on it, I'll probably have to check.
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I think the cracking Earth statement is probably not calcable but it's enough support to not assume the multi-cont end of one nuke is unreasonable
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This got the thumbs up: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Hagane_no_Saiyajin/Jagi_tank_a_nuke:_Rusty's_version
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boop
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I'm gonna be real, I forgot what these threads were even trying to do
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I think we're trying to get these calcs passed:
Jagi distance away from epicenter
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BUMP
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which chapter is this?
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It's in the Jagi Gaiden manga, I don't remember which chapter
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Looks like it's chapter 11, although since this isn't from the main manga nor written by the original authors, is there anything to verify that it's canon?
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They're official manga published in a magazine co-founded by Tetsuo Hara that go over events in the story that weren't explored in the original. I don't think there's enough to say it isn't canon
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Well its had been a month and nothing has change...
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Like i say before, Jasonsith's version of Jagi feat its the only calc which had be trully been officialy accepted by a calc member, but i does lack the Air Dispersion Yield.
While Shmeaty (which calc had been corrected like KLOL506 wanted), its still in a state of limbo.
Fist Of The North Star - Jagi Nuke Redux (2008 ver)
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Like i say before, Jasonsith's version of Jagi feat its the only calc which had be trully been officialy accepted by a calc member, but i does lack the Air Dispersion Yield.
While Shmeaty (which calc had been corrected like KLOL506 wanted), its still in a state of limbo.
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Jagi distance away from epicenter
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Well if nothing else, if no other calc members will borther evaluate any other calcs, we may as well go with the accepted end and Jasonsith's version of the nuke.Jagi distance away from epicenter
3.88098e23*0.02 = 7.76196e21 J or 1.855 Teratons (Small Country level)
I know for some people its a bit of a downplay since we are not even counting that Jasonsith's version lack the Air Dispersion Yield, but its still better than nothing.
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