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Exactly what the title says, is there a calc for that yet? And if there is, shouldn't that be used instead of the prior DBS calc for Frieza's destruction of the planet?
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Is there a calc for Planet Vegeta's destruction in DBS: Broly?
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I think the problem is, we don't get to see the explosion in real-time. We see snip-its of the explosion in Freeza's scouter but then it immediately cuts to the aftermath with the full lightshow - No possible or real way to calc the explosion proper.
We see the beginnings of the explosio and right before it actually detonates, it cuts to Freeza watching it and then when we go back, the explosion has already occurred.
We see the beginnings of the explosio and right before it actually detonates, it cuts to Freeza watching it and then when we go back, the explosion has already occurred.
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Um, this might sound dumb because I'm not entirely sure how calcs work, but would it be possible to find out the AP by calcing the planet before its destruction and then calcing the aftermath of the explosion?
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I guess that's possible but for a more accurate measurement, it's always better to see the entire thing in its entirety rather than snip-its and what we guess from those snip-its.LordTracer said:
Plus a lot of the reason why the original calc was so impressive was because of its intensity and its glow afterwards. If we do Before to After, we'd pretty much be assuming it's a more "normal end" explosion compared to the original calc.
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Maybe, but weren't there moons around Planet Vegeta that Frieza destroyed in this one as well? It could still be pretty impressive.
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It was more than likely destroy the same way and turned into some of the chucks left
Also the scene seems to continue it just change of shots. What I mean is when the planet explodes it flashes and when it cuts to the next scene you can still see the flashes to the side, then when it cut to a front view of Frieza you can see the flashes off his chair at the bottom of the screen. To me it seems like the time from 1:25 to 1:45 is the duration of the explosion and the cuts are just different angles of Frieza
Also the scene seems to continue it just change of shots. What I mean is when the planet explodes it flashes and when it cuts to the next scene you can still see the flashes to the side, then when it cut to a front view of Frieza you can see the flashes off his chair at the bottom of the screen. To me it seems like the time from 1:25 to 1:45 is the duration of the explosion and the cuts are just different angles of Frieza
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Wasn't it supposed to be recalced to low 4-C or something?
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I forgot about this. Bump.
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Bump
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Bump
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Does it need to be recalced or something? I kinda forgot the point of this thread.
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Really it was just a question on if it's been calced or not, and if it has it should be applied as oppose to the current High 5-A calc.
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Would it be possible to get a rough calc of it? Like, even if it couldn't be used for some reason it'd still be nice to get an idea of what the feat scales to.
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Mkay, I asked for it to be calced in the calc request thread.
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I recall Matthew Schroeder mentioning that if we were to calc it, it would have the exact same yield as the one shown in Dragon Ball Super Anime. The speed in which the planet exploded was more or less the same.
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Oh, nice, and that's high end Low 4-C too.
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Your welcome, by the way.
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So... can that be applied to Frieza and those that scale to him?
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Yes.
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Cool.
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And it just got recalced back down to High 5-A (And barely higher than the current calc) oof. Plus Kep suggested just sticking to the current calc we use anyway just to be safe.
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wow
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Where is the recalc?
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The new calc is about 1.44 times higher than the previous calc after Kep pointedout the flaws with the mass and size, nothing too major but I think using the multipliers would give SSJ Goku and 100% Frieza a + on their small star ratings if the calc actually gets accepted.
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Welp, at least a upgrade happen. I very minor one but still.
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LordTracer said:
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The reclac is just on the same blog underneath KLOLs alternate calc.
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