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Actually, no he doesn't, Kira's hand breaks right before time resumes and everything else happens in the next page.
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See the anime interpretation of thatPaulo.junior.969 said:Actually, no he doesn't, Kira's hand breaks right before time resumes and everything else happens in the next page.
LookPaulo.junior.969 said:The anime isn't canon.
...HoRaOra9087 said:The anime doesn't have filler and it's panel-by-panel depiction of the manga meaning it can be used
It's usable because they depicted the whole Kira beaten accuratelyPaulo.junior.969 said:Expansions and changes = Not panel-by-panel.
Not panel-by-panel = Not useful.
But did Kira move while being punched?Paulo.junior.969 said:And therefore, the wasn't damage accumulation. When Jotaro punches something, it will move a little bit in the stopped time before stopping once again, therefore, it doesn't accumulate; if he punches you a million times, it will be a million 8-C punches, not a Tier 6 punch, or whatever.
Yes; the manga doesn't show if the rest of his body moves or not, that's how his hand got broke, so it's safe to assume his full body was no different.HoRaOra9087 said:But did Kira move while being punched?
Haha YOU ACTIVATED MY TRAP CARD!Paulo.junior.969 said:Yes; the manga doesn't show if the rest of his body moves or not, that's how his hand got broke, so it's safe to assume his full body was no different.HoRaOra9087 said:But did Kira move while being punched?
Meaning he ACCUMULATED energy to be thrownPaulo.junior.969 said:He started moving during time stop, stoped, and then continued moving when time resumes. That's why his hand breaks before time resumes.
The manga SHOWS Damage AccumulationCalaca Vs said:We go case-by-case. If the anime depiction is similar and doesn't contradict the manga we can use it.
In this case the anime apparently ignored the hand breaking before time resumed so I wouldn't use this scene. JoJo's anime is often adequately depict the manga, but we can't use everything since there's some differences between sources.
So while we could use some anime scenes to justify or explain some manga scenes that aren't explicative enough, if the depiction ignores what the manga shows, then it's a no no.
Anime shows damage accumulation.
Manga doesn't.
Well, the manga is the Primary source while the anime is supportive.