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Jujutsu Kaisen Discussion Page #1

Yeah I don’t know where that value came from either.

Searching from results online a black hole pulls at close to 1/3 the speed of light.


It can’t pull things at light speed cause a black hole pulls matter, and physics doesn’t allow matter to travel at light speed.
Btw I just a quick question is this usable for calculation then?
 
Yeah I don’t know where that value came from either.

Searching from results online a black hole pulls at close to 1/3 the speed of light.


It can’t pull things at light speed cause a black hole pulls matter, and physics doesn’t allow matter to travel at light speed.
Gotta ask since that is talking about a glob the size of Earth, would a human be different?
 
Gotta ask since that is talking about a glob the size of Earth, would a human be different?
I’d imagine, but it’d be to a different degree because the closer you get matter to light speed the closer you get to infinite energy. According to NASA, black holes are able to expel small particles at 99% the speed of light.

https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/famous-black-hole-has-jet-pushing-cosmic-speed-limit/#:~:text=Using%20NASA's%20Chandra%20X%2Dray,of%20the%20speed%20of%20light.

But again, those were small particles compared to a fully sized human and I don’t know if the force of a black hole expelling matter is greater than the force of a black hole pulling matter in or not.
 
Late to this, but thank you for calc'ing it in more detail. I would like to say that instead of using frag though, I think it'd be better to calc it melting. We see it start to melt over Sukuna's head and then it starts raining water. We do see small chunks of ice left, but I think that's just cause it didn't melt the entire thing, but rather most of it.
 
Late to this, but thank you for calc'ing it in more detail. I would like to say that instead of using frag though, I think it'd be better to calc it melting. We see it start to melt over Sukuna's head and then it starts raining water. We do see small chunks of ice left, but I think that's just cause it didn't melt the entire thing, but rather most of it.
Added. I said 90% was melted
 
Seems fair. I prolly woulda went 95% just cuz the pieces left behind did seem relatively small. But I doubt it makes much of a difference.

Btw, just to get it out of the way, did you think my Kashimo calc was fine?
Link it I ain't see it
 
I wanted to be relatively fair, so I tried to keep it safe with assumptions and avoid the 1000 meters depth value.

I didn't put it in a blog, calc is here

There's two other feats that I think reach around this level or outright exceed it.
I don't like it personally

We can see by the air pocket around Hakari initially that that's the top of the water, since he dropped into it and still had air around em. If he sank that far down, there wouldn't be anymore air around em, just like Kashimo.

He's not that deep in the water
 
I don't like it personally

We can see by the air pocket around Hakari initially that that's the top of the water, since he dropped into it and still had air around em. If he sank that far down, there wouldn't be anymore air around em, just like Kashimo.

He's not that deep in the water
I figured it was just an illustrative liberty they took given when Reggie fell in Megumi's shadow and the pool, no such air pockets were present.

Would depth would be fair to assume for affected area you think? It was able to affect and kill a lot of fish which I imagine swim a bit on the deeper side (From looking up how deep fish in lakes are [that people fish for] I got 60-160 feet IIRC).
 
Does Hakari vs Kashimo not take place in a real location? Would it not be possible to find the depth of the water there
 
Hello ya'll, dropping this here
 
Black Hole thing I was mentioning earlier (I had this pixel-scaled for a good while now... just ended up not feeling like calc'ing it)
YBHC.png

While no one can scale to the energy required to manifest the Black Hole, I figured the damage its (suppressed) gravitational waves caused could still scale. Both to Tengen's barriers for withstanding the gravitational force, and Kenjaku who before activating his anti-gravity stuff could withstands its force from point-blank (Albeit, it was smaller before that, so I guess it's questionable).

Judging from the destruction, I figure it could be Large Town, maybe City level. Mid-way through I realized I don't think I'd be up for the task of calc'ing it, but if someone wants to use my pixel-scaling they can (Idk if what I used as a reference was the most accurate, I just figured that storey I px scaled was the closest thing to the Black Hole).

I haven't read this far, so I couldn't say with certainty who scales to it.
 
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Black Hole thing I was mentioning earlier (I had this pixel-scaled for a good while now... just ended up not feeling like calc'ing it)
YBHC.png

While no one can scale to the energy required to manifest the Black Hole, I figured the damage its (suppressed) gravitational waves caused could still scale. Both to Tengen's barriers for withstanding the gravitational force, and Kenjaku who before activating his anti-gravity stuff could withstands its force from point-blank (Albeit, it was smaller before that, so I guess it's questionable).

Judging from the destruction, I figure it could be Large Town, maybe City level. Mid-way through I realized I don't think I'd be up for the task of calc'ing it, but if someone wants to use my pixel-scaling they can (Idk if what I used as a reference was the most accurate, I just figured that storey I px scaled was the closest thing to the Black Hole).

I haven't read this far, so I couldn't say with certainty who scales to it.
Someone already did this and got 7-B I believe
 
Ohh, that's something different. That's calc'ing the force Kenjaku is withstand from the Black Hole's gravity in its initial form before it caused any damage to the surroundings. What I was suggesting was calcing the massive crater it left behind to get the AP of the gravitational waves. It affects such a large area I figured It'd easily net Tier 7.
 
I dont think there is anythign about Noabitos speed, we kinda just assumed he is equal to Naoya since they use the same technique
That's kinda dumb. If both are EQ then why would Naobito be only called as Fastest Sorcerer?
Naoya was also active Sorcerer in Jujutsu society. Even databook doesn't states he is EQ to Naobito or anything.
Projection Sorcerery is used alongside with the Users speed. Shouldn't it be vary.
By dividing 1 second into 24 parts, his visibility becomes a 24 panels. By moving in advance, he can create a hit in certain point of the anime panel. After that, he traces the movement with high speed. Both the sorcerer himself and the object touches by the sorcerer must be made into 1/24 second for the movement to be projected, but if a failure to happen, freeze will happen for 1 second. For enemy who doesn’t know this technique, in order to freeze them with high chance, if the sorcerer hit the panel successfully, it will feel like 1 second has passed. With this technique, Naobito can perform super speed action, that he is called as the fastest sorcerer.
 
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