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I feel the same way about the Weather Manip quirk that Nine had. Shiggy would be able to bring out the quirk to its full potential, due to his powerful body. Imagine Shiggy having regen, reactive evolution, deconstruction, dozens of quirks, AND he can casually generate island-sized storms and summon lightning and tornadoes from nowhereHonestly it's a little absurd that AFO never copied Overclock, unless the Doctor didn't have the knowledge to copy Quirks during Vigilantes. However this should be impossible, since the Doctor's Quirk was given to AFO and is how he lived so long. Which means he should be able to copy Quirks at this point.
Also Shock Absorption would still be useful, they should've copied it and made it a standard for every Upper/High-End Nomu like Hyper Regen is.
but then again, a character moving at incredible hypersonic speeds and hitting at said speed must require an enormous amount of kinetic energy in his hits, but curiously this method is not accepted unless the author/verse shows an understanding of that principleBecause it doesn't matter if they don't actually destroy a countries or islands in universe. Also the Tier names don't equal what a character can destroy.
Your arguing from incredibility because you personally don't believe it. But moving clouds is no different from destroying something large, they both require lots of energy to perform. Only in this case moving clouds aren't as flashy as destroying a city.
Saying there is no way an author thinks they're a certain level isn't an argument against the ratings. The guidebooks made by Horikoshi are a prime example, we don't accept the rating he gives the characters as legitimate as they don't make sense.IDK why Horikoshi rated Endeavor's power and speed above Hood's.
Those feats exist in universe. A cloud feat isn't less of a feat vs destroying a city/mountain/country.
This wiki doesn't not put one higher than the other.
100 km/h isn't impressive, even when accounting for the narrative because several characters could run that fast in their sleep, lol.100 km per hour Gigantomachia anyone? However that doesn't even make sense with his actual size.
Iida Crossed a dozen or so meters before anyone could properly react.
Iida is Clocking in at roughly 50 km/h using one of his weakest gears.
Bakugo traveling at around 12 m/s using some of his smallest explosions to propel him forward.
Deku traveling over a dozen meters in a literal FRACTION of a second when jumping up to Stain in the Hero Killer arc (Horikoshi even makes it clear how short the time span is in the paneling).
To put it in perspective, Gigantomachia is 25 meters tall, which means that moving at 100 km/h would be equivalent to a human walking towards you.100 km per hour Gigantomachia anyone? However that doesn't even make sense with his actual size.
One could easily argue that Gigantomachia was going so slow because he wasn't just moving around, but intentionally destroying things, plus it would be the safest speed to carry "passengers" on the back.Gran Torino got tagged by 100kmh Machia.
Star also no-sold this transformation point blank with literally zero scratches or injuries, since she was pinning Shigaraki against the hood of her jet when he explodedNot a bad supporting feat, especially since this isn't even an actual attack. Shigaraki's just... transforming or whatever.
danm, you don't even reply to the comment above? this was just a separate comment about machia speedRight after the statement of 100 km/h it was stated by another hero that kind of speed is way too fast.
Machia slowing down or not moving at his max speed isn't supported. He wasn't traveling underground because that'd kill the LoV on his back. If Horikoshi is aware of that, you'd think he'd also have it be mention that Machia's max running speed would be too dangerous. Yet there is nothing implying that whatsoever.
There is no logic to Machia's 100 km per hour speed. As Therefir said, if you take Machia's size into account it's equivalent to a human walking.
Trying to figure out an author's intent is a waste of time. This'll be my last comment on this specific matter, as I have no interesting in discussing author intent.
I'm not in the mood to discuss clouds feats. I felt like that was obvious.danm, you don't even reply to the comment above? this was just a separate comment about machia speed
Is this feat calc-able? At 0:38, Claustro Re-Destro released a shockwave that completely flattened dozens of meters of concrete, and Shigaraki wasn’t pushed back at all.
Wondering if this is a LS feat and if so, what would it yield
Damn MHA anime adds a lot of stuffThat feat is anime only and doesn't mean anything.
Shigaraki didn't catch Re-Destro's punch like that in the manga. Re-Destro actually never attacked while in Claustro in the manga.
Guess Shigaraki’s stats increased by a hundred times or so after his awakeningRe-Destro with power less than 80% was able to obliterate part of Shigaraki's hand with an attack that didn't even directly hit him. Yet he can effortlessly catch a punch from 150% Re-Destro? Also with 100% Re-Destro scaling in the future, that'd put Shigaraki way too close to his post surgery self.
That feat itself isn’t accepted cause it’s unknown if he aim dodged or not, gotta wait for Anime fight scene to see if he dodged after she fired or beforeAnyways here’s a new Massively Hypersonic 45% Deku calc, someone review it
Deku evades a bullet from point blank
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How? Deku was already stunned from Nagant’s gun jab and wasn’t even looking at her initiallyI remember someone did this same calc from before, and it was rejected because it was agreed upon that Deku was aim dodging at that moment
Is there anything that proves that he began moving at the same time she fired that bullet?How? Deku was already stunned from Nagant’s gun jab and wasn’t even looking at her initially
I can make you feel uncomfortable with KE all together and fragmentation as well.I think it makes sense on paper but I am starting to feel uncomfortable with this method, similar to how I feel with cloud calcs, but otherwise it should be fine.
I'm more concerned about our cloud calcs, I mean look at this:I can make you feel uncomfortable with KE all together and fragmentation as well.
I'm more concerned about our cloud calcs, I mean look at this:
Both the Low 6-B calcs involve clouds located more than 20 kilometers above sea level, and the air at that altitude has a density of 0.08 kg/m^3.
Shouldn't we be using that instead of 1.003 kg/m^3? The other High 6-C calcs would be still fine as they involved clouds much closer to sea level.
I'm more concerned about our cloud calcs, I mean look at this:
Both the Low 6-B calcs involve clouds located more than 20 kilometers above sea level, and the air at that altitude has a density of 0.08 kg/m^3.
Shouldn't we be using that instead of 1.003 kg/m^3? The other High 6-C calcs would be still fine as they involved clouds much closer to sea level.
That's the issue, the water content of clouds is minuscule compared to the air density, otherwise they wouldn't float.Doesn’t the chart only apply to actual air density rather than the clouds specifically? Even if the cloud’s air content would get less dense, the water content wouldn’t change
Then again I’m not an expert on this subject (currently sitting at an 87 in AP Environmental Science)
I should make a thread about it, this is the kind of thing that's bound to explode in our faces at any moment.Yeah that is an issue, but nothing has happened yet. Have you asked other calc group members?
21.1 kilometers on the middle.How high were Nine’s clouds off of sea level?