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Po getting tired from running is merely for gags. We can see him travel long distances with no problem multiple times. Like when he's fighting Tai Lung, He runs around the city in Kung fu Panda 2 with ease. And in the scene with this running feat, he was jumping, running, and doing acrobatics through the entire valley of peace without breaking a sweat.Antoniofer said:Going to agree that with the goose surviving a nearly point black explosion is PIS, and that common animals being Room level when a Kung Fu master was killed by a cannonball is completely unlikely. But letting that at the side: Hasn't Poo showed difficult to move large distances? in the previous movie he was having troubles catching the wolf.
Antoniofer said:The time when was outran by the wolf wasn't a gag, he need a push from to catch him. Similar way when they were escaping from the collapsing tower.
Bruh, I know that.Gargoyle One said:Longer then the city itself.
Also accelerations a thing
Lol. But yeah, 9-C fodder is an outlier, and I very seriously doubt Po is going at the speeds that was stated for the reasons stated.Antoniofer said:Weren't a discussion on where we shouldn't use the "the we should upgrade/downgrade X cuz characters did/didn't Y" to justify/debunk something? Is starting to become irritating, and look that I'm a patient person.
Anyway, we known that those rickshaw weren't going as fast as you think, several citizen react to them, the scene itself was running at real time, so there's no reason to think that they were running at hypersonic speeds, at least not until Poo is pushed (I known it could be fast, but not hypersonic, also, doesn't scale to no one).
Think, just for a bit.Gargoyle One said:Someone's never seen a lightning dodge before, where people can go anywhere from Mach 250 to Mach 1100 within a meter.
Problem is that this is a thread about revision based on a feat that may or may not even be valid as a speed feat in the first place. It would be just as plausible to say that he wasn't going that fast but they ignited anyway because this is fantasy and it works. if it's wrong for me to say that he couldn't have been going that fast because he'd be out of the city, it's also wrong for people to say that he was going that fast because that's the speed required in RL physics.LeopoldTheBrave said:This is becoming less and less about the feats and upgrade itself and more about "why isn't fiction being realistic!?" The feat has been shown, the consistency of the fodders stats have been show, the "It's an outlier" argument seems to been non-existent now. And now ones on the opposing side are saying "Well if he were REALLY going that fast, he'd be out of the entire city in the seconds he was running" when barely any speed feats in fiction follow this rule to begin with.
?Gargoyle One said:This has basically no relevance at all.
I think you missed the point entirely...DivineTedrius said:Lol, what? Have you seen KFP? No way it has the same physics as our world. Not unless there's a lore behind it and the animated movies is a gross misrepresentation.
I think common sense is knowing that someone isn't hypersonic because they're clearly not moving that fast.WeeklyBattles said:Common sense is knowing that someone without fire manipulation moving so fast that they set on fire is moving at Hypersonic speeds