What is the proof that these bullets move this fast?
Determined in the previous thread which is linked in the other feat, this was made prior to it and so as mentioned even using the new numbers gets supersonic results.
No.
#1 Yuji isn't faster than Piercing Blood, much less 11x faster than Piercing Blood
#2 Your own translation says
Great job!! Man with words.
Him displaying this feat says otherwise and regardless of that point Yuji is still reacting to it point blank.
To repeat what is written "The attack is regarded as "fast in the beginning" by Yuji, initially implying it to slow down after it’s been fired. However, I believe this is not case". The idea is that the beam attack is the fast aspect while the slashing aspect after is the slower part, not that decreases in speed, Yuji regards the beam the "initially fast" part. With the attack being stated to surpass sound and no other mention of its slowing down feature, coupled with the fact in got faster after being fired at Uraume suggest this idea to hold merit. Even so, assuming drastic decreases still result in reaction speeds contradicting mach scaling.
You guys irritate me with the fact that you can't comprehend that some calcs go against canon.
This means that Kamo canonically cannot be faster than Naoya, yet there's a calc that says he's faster and you guys are acting like Gege himself made it.
THAT IS WHAT IS CALLED AN INCONSISTENCY!!! characters doing things that they are supposedly not able to, it's almost like this entire argument is about, wow. Gege drew that shit, obviously they made it.
Nothing says this moves at the speed of sound. He's not shooting sound, he's shooting cursed energy.
This is like saying curses move at the speed of thought because they're produced from the negative thoughts of others.
The attack is produced through a method of playing a guitar that, a device that plays sound, the attack is referred to as sound, and Juzo uses words such as amplifier in regards to sounds capabilities. Sound attack = speed of sound
This is a false equivalency as it is complete different examples, curses materialize a form but a made of thoughts. Not a good one
She had half a dozen meters to react, so stop saying she reacted at point blank ranges when she watched the attack get fired 6 meters away.
They're not half a dozen meters when the attack accelerates past sound. They would from that point be reacting and combating that speed. Not the other way around.
Perception ≠ Reactions. Superseding reaction ≠ Superseding perception
Perception and reaction go hand in hand. To react to something you need to perceive it, only in examples where perception is definitively outline greater than reaction is that they don't scale to each other.
That's a lie because you never see the bullet in comparison to him, and Geto's calc is subsonic, shit was never "relatively close ranges".
Maki fires a regular sniper bullet -> Kenjaku notices that the bullet is approaching him at closes ranges as he didn't notice it earlier -> Stops in his tracks and creates a shield with a curse. The bullet being in comparison with him.
You do realizes that anything within the subsonic zone is not a good look for the Mach scaling as the characters are allegedly "scared of subsonic speeds" too. The idea of Mach scaling existing would result in everyone being superhuman. Plus that is a relatively close range, just because results.
The lesser Zenin members calculation is bullshit. We don't do "faster than the reader's eyesight".
There's a reason its in the misc. section, which I outlined previously in the last thread or thread before. The feat is allegedly accepted but I have not seen any calc member acceptation. Hence its a misc., a maybe valid. This is my for not making it clearer. although, subsonic is not good.
No, the ****, they don't.
Why are you assuming that these authors hold the general concept of scale when it comes to feats,
then you ignore their statements about the characters' speeds?
Because they are the author/artist of the series, they are responsible for the representation of the story and feats in them. They have to take certain concept of scale to accurately portray them. However, when that isn't the case and there are multiple times they don't it creates inconsistencies.
Showings and feats often go hand in hand with one another, but problems arise when one deviates from the other. Due to the fact that feats really depict the events rather than just stating them, they frequently overcome in debates about which to use. It's like having a character be stated to be below light, and them having rel speeds, good. now if you have a character stated below light then have ftl feats or scale to things that are ftl it creates inconsistencies.
No, it hasn't been.
All yall said is that "calcs can be calcs"
Its been outlined that the feat with in the calc is Yuji dodges the attack point blank, resulting in reactions and speeds that are not consistent with the idea of Mach scaling. The calc is showing the value result of the feat.
That isn't a problem. That's the full feat.
This is useless
All you did was put a numerical value behind it.
The proportion is saying "as sound moves this much, Uraume moves this much". Deadass if I used the head like you did, it'd make no difference at all.
That is just untrue. The feat is that Uraume responds and deflects an attack that is coming towards him at faster than sound speeds. Your calculation implies it was initially quicker than sound, which is visually incorrect because it accelerating past sound in front of their face (not in the beginning... interesting). Instead of just "ratio-ing" pixels from two distinct panels with very differing sizes, this new calculation employs numerical values to get a more accurate result. It makes advantage of the feat's demonstration. The numerical numbers are used to depict the distance and timeframe. The idea of "as sound moves this much, Uraume moves this much," sound or objects moving at sound speed would travel within the calculated timeframe between the attack and Uraume's hand blocking it. This would require characters to actively react within that timeframe in order to block the attack. Additionally, the attack was visibly demonstrated to be speeding rather than slowing down, which would mean that Uraume's first reactions are not equal to it breaking sound, as they would need to be equivalent to those of an object travelling faster than the speed of sound.
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You didn't even read the damn argument.
Not once did I say anything about Naoya and sound.
I said KAMO CANNOT BE FASTER THAN NAOYA.
Read the argument and stop nitpicking one word replies
He
SHOULDN'T be faster yet he displays that he is. The problem is you not being able to acknowledge inconsistencies. Kamo blocking should be the case but he does it.
oh my god
yall just don't know how to independently scale
When you are calculating somebody BLOCKING, that is combat speed. Reaction speed is like a small head motion for looking at an attack, not BLOCKING.
oh my god
yall just don't know how to independently scale
When you are calculating somebody BLOCKING, that is combat speed. Reaction speed is like a small head motion for looking at an attack, not BLOCKING.
The time frame. the timeframe is the reaction capabilities within a combat feat, every combat feat that has a timeframe requires that those characters react with in it to perform the feats, while usually not the highlight of the calc it is still there. perceiving the events with in a feat is reaction, as mentioned before perception and reaction go hand in hand, without perceiving you won't be able to react, unless specifically outlined perception is greater than reaction.
Nevermind
Apparently this is now reaction speed
Always has, its been a part of this debate from the beginnig.
Anyways, Kamo can't be faster than Naoya
While looking at a slower Naoya, it blitzed both Maki and Kamo's reactions, with him exclaiming that he couldn't even see anything.
After Naoya repeatedly blitzes Maki and she says he's "so fast".
Only reason why Kamo keeps up for as long as he does is because he can sense him.
Naoya calls Kamo's arrows too slow.
Kamo later says that even before he fully transformed, as a cursed womb he was already super fast.
Kamo has no reason to scale to Naoya, and all of his feats of superior reaction to his noticeable speed should be marked as outliers.
Damn... this man really can't understand a inconsistency. i don't think it warrants repeating after being done so over two threads. smh
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You're failing to recognize Uraume's hands already being up when the panel of piercing blood is in front of him meaning he had already moved his hands to defend prior to that panel.
I am going to show you how the scene plays out
Choso then finishes Piercing Blood, which took long enough for Kamo to say two words
Uraume has had at least a second or two to properly put his hands up and prepare for such an attack.
So using the distance of his hands to piercing blood's tip is just wrong for him blocking when we already see his hands in panel in motion of blocking, he would have started raising his hands to block prior to the panel which invalidates the use of closer distance.
The calcs tie into combat speed as the characters move their arms to block and punch and react to one another in combat, IDK why the feat being reaction matters if it ends up being incorporated into combat speed.
It doesn't fail, it activity recognizes that they are up, as it it using the distance from their position in the panel and not from their sides. As said before, the feat is that Uraume reacts to an attack coming at them faster than sound and blocks it. Instead of commencing at six metres distant, it accelerates quicker than sound directly in front of Uraume's face. Uraume reacting to its speed at the point its been fired and in being faster than sound is not equal, as they would need to be equivalent to those of an object travelling faster than the speed of sound at the time it did. The feat being reaction matters as it traversing the distance between them Uraume, would need reactions as calculated in the hypersonic reactions, otherwise Uraume would not be able to block it.