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The anime is ambiguous and the manga take precedence.BlackeJan said:Wait u don't read Bleach but how was it for Gremmy?
@Taka
Even though the anime shows from where the meteor is coming down?
Gremmy imagined a meteor above himself, not bring one down from space, but we used 11.2 km/s because it was on fireBlackeJan said:Wait u don't read Bleach but how was it for Gremmy?
@Taka
Even though the anime shows from where the meteor is coming down?
You keep saying that 11.2 km/s was accepted, but when exactly did this happen? Because in the comments Kepekley accepted the mid-end (20 km), and you said that both ends were fine (even when Kepekley had already explained why 11.2 km/s was impossible during the day).TataHakai said:We need a consistent basis in this wikia and i see no difference between this and the gremmy calc for which 11.2 km/s was accepted
I'm not a calc group member so my word carries less weight but I do believe that the meteor was formed in the sky.BlackeJan said:Damage also disagreed and said Low End was fine unless he changed his mind
He isn't from calc grpBlackeJan said:Damage also disagreed and said Low End was fine unless he changed his mind
Even if 20 km/s was accepted, that still doesn't change my point, if anything it means the Jellal calc should be changed to 20 km/s rather than 11.2Therefir said:You keep saying that 11.2 km/s was accepted, but when exactly did this happen? Because in the comments Kepekley accepted the mid-end (20 km), and you said that both ends were fine (even when Kepekley had already explained why 11.2 km/s was impossible during the day).TataHakai said:We need a consistent basis in this wikia and i see no difference between this and the gremmy calc for which 11.2 km/s was accepted