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[Vzearr]

I condemn you to becoming a management game liker. Your first task is to play Factorio for 1000 hours.

On screen movement: 102.2cm or 1.022m.
Arm movement of 90 degs: (0.699π)÷2= 1.0979866324296

Total movement: 1.0979866324296+ 1.022= 2.1199866324296m.

Speed: 2.1199866324296 × 381 / 0.45= 1794.92 m/s.

Low end hypersonic.


Does this look good to you guys?

Looks fine as a low end, although I think my reasoning for the higher end is still valid.

 

[Mr. Bambu]

It may have been measured elsewhere, but where does 21.5 cm come from for the thickness of the head?

He can move his arm while also moving his body, I don't think we can just add those together and take them as a singular speed. His body moved 102.2 cm (or a different value, depending on the answer to the above).

 

[MorrisHatesYou]

It may have been measured elsewhere, but where does 21.5 cm come from for the thickness of the head?

He can move his arm while also moving his body, I don't think we can just add those together and take them as a singular speed. His body moved 102.2 cm (or a different value, depending on the answer to the above).

He first has to grab kakucho's shoulder before moving his arm, meaning he'll already cover the distance shown in the panel where he saved him, before he moved his arm.

 

[Mr. Bambu]

He first has to grab kakucho's shoulder before moving his arm, meaning he'll already cover the distance shown in the panel where he saved him, before he moved his arm.

I really doubt his movements are so mechanical in looks that he completes that without moving his body, though. I don't think I can sign off on just adding the movements together as is.

 

[Vzearr]

He can move his arm while also moving his body, I don't think we can just add those together and take them as a singular speed. His body moved 102.2 cm (or a different value, depending on the answer to the above).

Eh, I disagree, it'd be more logical that he first covered that distance and then lifted his arm, otherwise, his arm would've hit the other dudes back, if he lifted it whilst running.

I also still think the full distance should be used, I don't think anyones debunked my reasoning behind it and I believe Grath agreed with me on it.

 

[MorrisHatesYou]

@Vzearr @Mr. Bambu

I find out this really good way of knowing the exact distance moved by Izana once the gun get fired, I'll show it, just wait.

 

[MorrisHatesYou]

All of these frames captured the event from the gun getting fired to Izana saving Kakucho.
I set the frames at 24fps since anime typically run in that.


I overlaid 2:21 with 2:22 to find the distance covered by Izana in a single frame. (HPC for the source of Kakucho's forearm length)
Izana moved 0.69m in a single frame.

To find out how much distance izana moved offscreen after the gun was fired, we have to multiply 0.69m with how much frames it took for izana to appear after the gun was shot.

The gun was fired at 2:16, and then Izana appeared on screen at 2:21.
That means it took Izana 5 frames to appear on screen after the gun got fired.

0.69×5= 3.45m offscreen
3.45m offscreen+ 0.69m onscreen = 4.14m total distance ran by Izana.

Now, as for the arm movement.
In the last second frame (right before they switched to kisaki's screen), Izana is shown to fully extend his arm backwards, meaning he'd need to at least move his arm 90 degrees.
You might argue it's contradictory to the manga but in the manga, Izana's arm was still in motion, meaning the movement still wasn't completed.

Full movement:
4.14+ [(0.699π)/2]= 5.238m.

Speed: 5.238 × 381 / 0.45= 4434.84m/s.

Hypersonic+.

 

[Vzearr]

All of these frames captured the event from the gun getting fired to Izana saving Kakucho.
I set the frames at 24fps since anime typically run in that.


I overlaid 2:21 with 2:22 to find the distance covered by Izana in a single frame.
Izana moved 0.69m in a single frame.

To find out how much distance izana moved offscreen after the gun was fired, we have to multiply 0.69m with how much frames it took for izana to appear after the gun was shot.

The gun was fired at 2:16, and then Izana appeared on screen at 2:21.
That means it took Izana 5 frames to appear on screen after the gun got fired.

0.69×5= 3.45m offscreen
3.45m offscreen+ 0.69m onscreen = 4.14m total distance ran by Izana.

Now, as for the arm movement.
In the last second frame (right before they switched to kisaki's screen), Izana is shown to fully extend his arm backwards, meaning he'd need to at least move his arm 90 degrees.
You might argue it's contradictory to the manga but in the manga, Izana's arm was still in motion, meaning the movement still isn't completed.

Full movement:
4.14+ [(0.699π)/2]= 5.238m.

Speed: 5.238 × 381 / 0.45= 4434.84m/s.

Hypersonic+.

This makes sense.

 

[MorrisHatesYou]

Bump

 

[Vzearr]

@Mr. Bambu (regular members can't tag staff).