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Okay, let's see what's wrong here: What blocked the knife was the shot, not the arm. Jincheol shot first and then moved his arm completely. You can tell this when you see that the position of his hand is in the same position as the knife was, and yet what blocked it was the shot. It wouldn't make sense for him to block and then shoot.
Furthermore, the calculation doesn't explain why subsonic speed is being used for the knife. Yes, indeed, the characters have legitimate FTE movements, but why would a knife being thrown have that speed? The speed of something you throw is not the same as the speed at which you attack. The calculation guy justifies it by saying that knives are thrown faster than reaction, but... Where and how? (I don't know if he is talking about real life)
It has another problem that we don't know when Jincheol moved his arm, since 90% of his body is out of the scene
Hypersonic+
No proper justification for why a randomly thrown knife would have the same speed as a few punches. That knife wasn't even used with the intention of killing, but of drawing attention, since they both fight in the next chapter. So it was a very casual knife throw
And the same problem as before, it is not known when Eli started to move his arm
Transonic
You don't need a full movement of more than 0.5 meters to block something that is 1.5 centimeters away to hit you, you only need to move some centimeters of your arm. There is no reason to assume that Daniel moved his entire arm in such a short time.
Yes, he moved his whole arm, but that doesn't mean that the attack was 1.5 centimeters away, Daniel punched 0.6 meters, and then reflected. It means that the attack was 1.5 centimeters away, Daniel punched, hit the attack that was 1.5 centimeters away, reflect the opponent, and then finish the punch
This is how it works. If your opponent is 20 centimeters away from you and you stretch your arm out completely to punch him, it doesn't mean that you had to move 0.6 meters to reach something that was 0.2
Okay, let's see what's wrong here: What blocked the knife was the shot, not the arm. Jincheol shot first and then moved his arm completely. You can tell this when you see that the position of his hand is in the same position as the knife was, and yet what blocked it was the shot. It wouldn't make sense for him to block and then shoot.
Furthermore, the calculation doesn't explain why subsonic speed is being used for the knife. Yes, indeed, the characters have legitimate FTE movements, but why would a knife being thrown have that speed? The speed of something you throw is not the same as the speed at which you attack. The calculation guy justifies it by saying that knives are thrown faster than reaction, but... Where and how? (I don't know if he is talking about real life)
It has another problem that we don't know when Jincheol moved his arm, since 90% of his body is out of the scene
Hypersonic+
No proper justification for why a randomly thrown knife would have the same speed as a few punches. That knife wasn't even used with the intention of killing, but of drawing attention, since they both fight in the next chapter. So it was a very casual knife throw
And the same problem as before, it is not known when Eli started to move his arm
Transonic
You don't need a full movement of more than 0.5 meters to block something that is 1.5 centimeters away to hit you, you only need to move some centimeters of your arm. There is no reason to assume that Daniel moved his entire arm in such a short time.
Yes, he moved his whole arm, but that doesn't mean that the attack was 1.5 centimeters away, Daniel punched 0.6 meters, and then reflected. It means that the attack was 1.5 centimeters away, Daniel punched, hit the attack that was 1.5 centimeters away, reflect the opponent, and then finish the punch
This is how it works. If your opponent is 20 centimeters away from you and you stretch your arm out completely to punch him, it doesn't mean that you had to move 0.6 meters to reach something that was 0.2
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