Minor Nanatsu no Taizai revisions

[Muuuuh]

First, I point out that Galan's Speed in Calculus receives an Upgrade, since Ravensupreme added new information and achieved a Mach 3600 speed for feat.

http://animevice.boards.net/thread/1497/galan-speed-nanatsu-taizai-calculatio

Secondly, I would like to suggest that the Danafor calculation be redone by adding some values, since in the original calculation the mountains were not calculated together with the Kingdom or the fact of being a pulverization, which would make a big difference.

https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...-_Feel_the_power_of_the_Dragon's_Sin_of_Wrath

"Notes: we have not yet included the mountain being destructed


we have also not yet included the different forms in our scan besides the rectangle"

For example

 

[Muuuuh]

Bump

 

[PaChi2]

Is the calc accepted? If it is, In okay with this.

 

[PaChi2]

Also, your second suggestion is better asked to our calculation group staff. I dont know.

 

[Muuuuh]

Is the calc accepted? If it is, In okay with this.

Yes, this is the calculation used here in the forum. Ravensupreme just did a review adding new information which made an upgrade in the calculation.

 

[Dark649]

Dunno about the first one since the char. are already MSH+.

The second one was rejected and was stated on the calc to be unusable.

 

[Muuuuh]

Dunno about the first one since the char. are already MSH+.

The second one was rejected and was stated on the calc to be unusable.

The second wasnt rejected, The two are being used here in the forum. But the second left a lot of calculable things out, so in here suggesting a revision

 

[PaChi2]

Dunno about the first one since the char. are already MSH+.

The second one was rejected and was stated on the calc to be unusable.

This upgrades them from match 1900ish to match 3600, is cool.

 

[Dark649]

This upgrades them from match 1900ish to match 3600, is cool.

Only if the first calc is evalueted, and the results are the same.

 

[Antvasima]

It is probably best to copy the calculation (including images) to a blog posts here (while giving credit to the original calcer), and asking the calc group to evaluate it.