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1. Just curious, would anyone be willing to calc the Sun and Moon stopping an FTL Nova? Because that could be a 4-B depending how long it took nova to go from the edge of the Galaxy to Popstar.
2. Also, when are the approved 5-C Nightmare calc and the stellar lifting strength fecto calc going to be added to Kirby's profile?
2. Also, when are the approved 5-C Nightmare calc and the stellar lifting strength fecto calc going to be added to Kirby's profile?
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It isn't allowed to calculate KE from FTL movement. Also Nova while crashing into the sun n moon doesn't move at FTL speed
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It was just mentioned on Efi's Kirby feat list that one feat that could be calced is Nova being stopped by the sun and the moon despite moving at FTL speeds. My bad.
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Fecto Elfilis’ Stellar LS feat is just support given the fact that the characters all have Multi-Stellar LS
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i've a question, do you think you could calc the nova KE? A 50% hollow cylindrical object made out of steel moving at hypersonic speeds would give some alright results hopefully, no?
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I’ll give it a shot today
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there is a good shot of it flying while showing its side so you can use that for width scaling
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u sure that RKE should be used?
Either way it is gorgeous. If it gets accepted then i believe we may as well scale it directly to marx soul too.
This would make Nova physically 5-A and have Class Z LS since it could push against the sun and moon which could push it back
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Yes, I compared it to regular KE too, the results actually are different (not by much, but they are different)
Apparently relativistic KE is for any object that travels at least at 1% the speed of light. I thought it was 10% at first because of our tiering system but I guess not
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wouldn't that affect the Zero calc?
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Nope, Zero's speed was 0.008c
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huh, ok
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Nice, many Kirby calcs. Let's please add the "Kirby" category to the approved ones.
On the 0 one
The reasons are good, but what would the result look like if his body was a big cloud?
Another notable feat are this continent-sized Dark Matter (plural) moving around the planet Dark Star before it blows up, the planet being that black thing with red cracks and not that bigger black "aura"(?) around it. We don't know where their bodies start and end, but only calc'ing each eye moving is good and 02 is stronger than any 1 Dark Matter.
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The reasons are good, but what would the result look like if his body was a big cloud?
Another notable feat are this continent-sized Dark Matter (plural) moving around the planet Dark Star before it blows up, the planet being that black thing with red cracks and not that bigger black "aura"(?) around it. We don't know where their bodies start and end, but only calc'ing each eye moving is good and 02 is stronger than any 1 Dark Matter.
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it's not gonna yield anything higher than High 6-A or 5-C and that's assuming we can actually get a good quantifiable size since those don't look continent sized judging by the fact that kirby is seen next to them. Do you have any other shots of their size?
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Would actually be noticeably lower, as the density of clouds is 1.003 kg/meters^3
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well, while he does seem to expand, his body overall seems to be solid enough to shatter through stuff so i think it would be ok to leave the calc as it is
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Yeah, I agree on that, plus for the reasons I mentioned in the blog, I think the calc is fine as is
For reference, the calc would've dropped to 504 zettatons (5-B)
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note, even if we re-made the calc the eye would still be 1.089 g/cm^3 as you've seen in my calc. So it would be like 5-A but closer to baseline. Still, i see no point since we have this and a 4.6 ninaton feat as well
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No, he's not, he's getting away from the planet, by that logic then here Kirby's a few times rather this other planet.
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nah that was mechanical stuff blowing up. it'd scale to marx soul doe
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Look what i want is the size of the dark matter cluster, not you debunking basic visual non-contextual analysis. I think i found the size though... It's still a problem.
What size so we assume the fairy planet is?
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No, the start of 5-A+ is 8.256 ninatons. Too high from the original calc of 4.63 ninatons
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It's your fault for saying something so obviously wrong and not paying attention. The planet Dark Star and the fairy planet are the size of a regular planet, this is even the game where those are the same size as an Earth-like planet.
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we can always compare it to shiver star
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We're gonna need a good shot of earth and fairy planet together.
Also dark star is bigger than the fairy planet, like around 2x the radius of the circle surrounding the fairy planet. It's shown at the beginning of the cutscene where dark star forms right after Miracle Matter's defeat
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My apologies but I don't think this part was appropriate at all. You don't need to snap like this man
I think this makes the most sense
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In the video at 4:29 we see Dark star forming and it's size compared to fairy planet
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Sorry, I didn't know what value 5-A+ was.
And this surprises you how? I've been a Kirby fan years before I ever heard of FT
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I didn't post this reddit post to discuss it, i posted it because it has an image of all the planets together
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Oh, my bad.
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It's okay
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The "not paying attention" part I get, but the "so obviously wrong" bit is over something he implied to have said wrong on purpose as a tactic of some kind to talk about something else, which is what I call out. I had no way of knowing he did that in the comment before and neither would anyone else should the same happen in the future.
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