- 5,122
- 2,627
Okay.While the details are mostly unknown regarding the place they ended up on, from the details we do know it requires less assumptions to consider it as outer space than something else.
And yes, I meant to link to the 10th Report.
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Okay.While the details are mostly unknown regarding the place they ended up on, from the details we do know it requires less assumptions to consider it as outer space than something else.
And yes, I meant to link to the 10th Report.
Here.I don't remember that one, can you show it?
So in summary we now have the following MFTL+ feats:
- Sora's Keyblade beam reaching multiple stars in seconds, and being able to react to the same kind of beam from others
- Roxas going from Radiant Garden to the Keyblade Graveyard in seconds, and Xemnas being able to react to him
- Aqua, Terra and Ventus having interplanetary travel with their Keyblade Gliders, which they can use to fight others, even as they go across them, which should be comparable speed-wise to the Gummi Ship given that they (Aqua and Ventus, Terra was missing at the time out of being trapped in Terranort) managed to get to the Keyblade Graveyard in time within a day just like the rest.
Considering their portrayal, and how such feats are heavly emphatized in the setting, I think MFTL+ is the best rating to give the cast.
There is also Vanitas flying past Ventus in the Lanes Between and luring him to the Keyblade Graveyard that way in Birth by Sleep.
This is a rough summary of the conclusions so far, the rest was mostly just gathering feats.Oh, that definitely works.
So.. what does everyone else think over the speed to give to everyone? The issue was that the current MFTL+ feats as outlined in the OP were questionable at best for scaling purposes, and there's more than enought replacements for them now.
That was already done for the most part.I may be quite late, but it's better than never, here's a blog with three relevant calcs.
Well, I've seen in other verses such as Pokémon just taking the other feats as supporting feats, such other feats also weren't portrayed as something that can't casually be done for the most part, and so it doesn't appear to be outlierish.If MFTL+ gets accepted, does that mean that the calculation with the highest result which would be Sora firing a beam that reaches multiple stars would be used for the speed rating? That would put everyone at 221,033,963,945.47 times FTL which is quite a bit more than the Gummi Ship speed calculation or the Roxas calculation which is already quite a bit faster. What would you say if someone were to try argue for that being an outlier?
Okay. How does the scaling work then? Does straight up everyone scale to the Keyblade beam from KHIII?Well, I've seen in other verses such as Pokémon just taking the other feats as supporting feats, such other feats also weren't portrayed as something that can't casually be done for the most part, and so it doesn't appear to be outlierish.
Well, we do know that they can react to each other and all (The Guardians of Light even synchronized with each other against the Replica Xehanorts and all), so this is the most consistent outcome given that whenever they lose it's due to an AP stomp if anything, not out of a speed blitz.Okay. How does the scaling work then? Does straight up everyone scale to the Keyblade beam from KHIII?
Are you sure? Some characters do specialize in speed like Ventus and there have been instances of characters visually disappearing and reappearing.Well, we do know that they can react to each other and all (The Guardians of Light even synchronized with each other against the Replica Xehanorts and all), so this is the most consistent outcome given that whenever they lose it's due to an AP stomp if anything, not out of a speed blitz.
Well, while some scaling can be up to say that some are just a bit faster than others and all, it still doesn't reach a gap so high they should scale to a lower feat for the most part.Are you sure? Some characters do specialize in speed like Ventus and there have been instances of characters visually disappearing and reappearing.
Kind of disagree with this one because the feat is a chain reaction, not just the initial beam fired off. (Which would probably yield FTL results anyway but not that high)Sora's Keyblade beam reaching multiple stars in seconds, and being able to react to the same kind of beam from others
This one and the Stitch one are a bit iffy for me because they are travelling at comparable speed already, but you wouldn't use that to say a fighter pilot gesturing to his wingman is a Supersonic reactions feat, I could be nitpicking but that's what this strikes me as.There is also Vanitas flying past Ventus in the Lanes Between and luring him to the Keyblade Graveyard that way in Birth by Sleep.
1: That appears to be fine if that's how such sort of feats are handled, a recalculation should be done over it in that case before we move forward, however.Kind of disagree with this one because the feat is a chain reaction, not just the initial beam fired off. (Which would probably yield FTL results anyway but not that high)
This one and the Stitch one are a bit iffy for me because they are travelling at comparable speed already, but you wouldn't use that to say a fighter pilot gesturing to his wingman is a Supersonic reactions feat, I could be nitpicking but that's what this strikes me as.
I think the Drill Drive calculation is fine though.
I'd also inspect this thread as it is important and just to be sure it doesn't interfere with anything here.
The Stitch calculation calculates both the speed of Stitch's space cruiser and the minimal movements Ventus made as it went into hyperdrive. The result of the former doesn't scale to Ventus and the latter result isn't quite relevant since we have a number of calculations with higher results.This one and the Stitch one are a bit iffy for me because they are travelling at comparable speed already, but you wouldn't use that to say a fighter pilot gesturing to his wingman is a Supersonic reactions feat, I could be nitpicking but that's what this strikes me as.
I think the Drill Drive calculation is fine though.
I'd also inspect this thread as it is important and just to be sure it doesn't interfere with anything here.
If I understand the calculation right, all you would need for that would be to divide the result by 12000 (the number that is used for the stars in the calculation) since that is the number with which the distance to the closest star system to Earth was multiplied with for the calculation. That should put the result between the results of Roxas' feat and the Gummi Ship calculation if I'm not wrong.Okay, so let's reword the planned justifications accordingly, if everyone is fine with them:
So for those that are below KHIII Sora:
"Massively FTL+ (Comparable to others that can travel across the worlds with a Keyblade Glider, which has been shown to also relate to direct physical movements and is comparable to the Gummi Ship based on Aqua and Ventus getting to the Keyblade Graveyard within a day just like it, comparable to Roxas, who went from Radiant Garden to the Keyblade Graveyard in seconds), higher with Keyblade beam (Has been displayed to outspeed others comparable at this level)"
KHIII Sora and those comparable and above (Yozora, Xehanort, Master of Masters, the Foretellers):
"Massively FTL+ (Comparable/Superior to Sora, who reacted to a Keyblade beam from Xehanort of a similar nature as this one)"
We do need a recalculation on the Keyblade beam by only including up to when it touches the first star out of the rest being simply chain reactions.
Okay. That is probably fine, but you should finish talking with Nehz first.Okay, I finally got the recalc
The result appears to be a bit lower than the Roxas feat, but it does support the consistency overall, and because of this I think everyone can just have a solid MFTL+ rating without changes on who scales to who as there's no extremely significant speed gaps to separate some from others.