“Prove that the anime timeframe is 100% in order”
??????????????
The proof relies on you to say it isn’t. Lol.
What you’re saying is wrong tho, since what we saw was Iida beginning Recipro, then moving super fast, Deku then points, then Todoroki grabs the headband. There’s a certain thing called being “stunned” and that’s what both the manga and anime shown. They were stunned by the speed but they weren’t FTE’d.
But, by all means, let’s ignore the canon and just make up what “really” happened to inflate the powerscale I guess.
They got blitzed? Yes. They weren’t FTE’d tho. Tokoyami’s eyes are even widened.
You’re the one claiming that the anime is perfectly fine to use here.
So your claim is that Deku didn’t react at all to the beginning of the Recipro with his hand movement? He didn’t even know what they were trying to do, nor was he even pointing in a specific way. It was a casual move of his hand in response to seeing something. I’m claiming that was the start of the Recipro, followed by him being blitzed.
Iida was absolutely FTE otherwise they would have followed his movements with their eyes or registered more than slightly moving. I would love to see an example of a blitz where the blitzed character reacts in anyway?
It’s never even mentioned that “We saw him but we couldn’t react fast enough to stop him.” It was “he moved too fast to see” right from Present Mic’s mouth. You can claim he exaggerated it, but you have no evidence whatsoever to prove he did. I don’t believe I’ve even seen Present Mic exaggerate a legitimate feat?
Tokoyami’s eyes opening slightly means nothing? He’s looking at people and then they are gone, while Dark Shadow is extended from his body more than before, so his eyes widen, especially when he’s getting hit with the wind of Iida rushing past him. I don’t see any reason why you brought that up at all.
And what about Hatsume? She’s the most normal person there, and she reacts in zero way. Are you going to claim she also moved? Or even somewhat saw Iida moving past her? Iida was absolutely FTE to her.
I feel like you’re confusing “statued” with “FTE.” You don’t have to be able to have a full conversation before moving past someone to be FTE. The fact they couldn’t track his movement with either their bodies or eyes until after he had gone past them and stopped is FTE.