- 20,529
- 17,432
It would only scale to people Ichigo fought with the Mask on. Which is a lot admittedly.
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I've been secretly working on that for a while, you have thwarted my plans.Soldier Blue said:I don't see why we can't use databook info when it presents hard numbers instead of mere hyperbole.
Also...
If Gin's Bankai really is Mach 1000 and Ichigo dodged that shit from just several metres away, could we perhaps use that to get a proper speed rating for pre time skip characters?
I went and saw chapter 404 (which is where this shit happens).IMadeThisOn8-1-2017 said:
Soul Society isn't a planet though, so your basis falls apart there. You can't equate Earth to Soul Society when Soul Society is a different dimension. It's even stated that the Royal Palace is in another dimensions separated from Soul Society by 72 barriers. You can physically travel to it if the barriers are open or if you have the Oken. Also The minimum distance from Earth to Mars is apparently 54.6 million kilometers. Mach 1000 for eight hours is 9.88 million kilometers.Matthew Schroeder said:Even if Seireitei isn't Earth, basic logic and assumptions still apply. Specially since the dimension functions almost exactly like Earth does, and is in fact a parallel to it. It is illogical for the Soul King Palace to be that high up, and the fact that it still has an atmosphere and the presence of clouds goes 180 degrees against the notion that it is as high in space as the moon, or almost another planet.
I'll get to that bridge when I get to it. That's another CRT, not this one.Matthew Schroeder said:Gin's Bankai's canon number is a lie. I know the Databook states it is Mach 500 but Gin himself says it isn't.
That's not true. Per our page on Calc Stacking, this does not qualify since we are not stacking two calcs on each other. We would be using a canon number given to us to make a calc. There would only be one calc involved.Matthew Schroeder said:Using Ichigo's speed derived from Gin's bankai and then applying it to this feat is calc-stacking.
Using Ichigo's speed based on another character's attack and then applying it to this feat is also calc-stacking.
This is another very basic thing people aren't considering. Using Ichigo's reactions to apply to his flying speed in another scene.Damage3245 said:What implies Ichigo can travel as fast as Gin's bankai can extend? Isn't it just his reactions that scale? I don't think Ichigo would react the way he did if he could easily move that fast.
It's cause base Aizen goes FTE to the Ichigo that reacted to it. Then Dangai Ichigo is faster than Aizen after Aizen underwent 4 power ups.Damage3245 said:What implies Ichigo can travel as fast as Gin's bankai can extend? Isn't it just his reactions that scale? I don't think Ichigo would react the way he did if he could easily move that fast.
This is incorrect. The Real World pertains to the universe where Earth resides. Soul Society is other side of the same coin as the Real World.Matthew Schroeder said:Soul Society is literally parallel to the Human World, which is Earth, so of course we can compare it to Earth specially when everything about how life works in Soul Society is relatively similar to Earth.
That was using average to find a safe size of something that couldn't be determined otherwise. This is different because it can be determined in distance. Also, I was equating a city to a city in that statement. I won't be equating a planet to a dimension, that's fallacious.Matthew Schroeder said:I also find bizarre that you are pushing for this argument now, when you have outright stated to use irl earth averages for the size of cities and mountains in Soul Society in the past.
That is not Calc Stacking per our definitions.Matthew Schroeder said:And actually yes, it is calc-stacking. You are using a feat from another character to extrapolate Ichigo's speed, and then applying said speed to another feat. You are quite literally calc-stacking. That's the definition verbatum.