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It’s not really counter evidence it’s jus a means to prove my point that everyone and everything in the verse is ftl reaction wise, not movement. Also what do you mean some supporting evidence I sent multiple panels and a thorough explanation on why I feel correct. Even then in the manga in recent chapters they talk about how Aoyamas beam is still light even after everything they’ve been thru in the past arcs meaning they are continuously and or retconing any anti evidence ppl have to prove it isn’t light. Or lightspeedFictional beams don't always travel at lightspeed by default. There has to be some supporting evidence - and characters like Mina being able to easily dodge out of the way of them is strong counter-evidence.
I mean he calls it lightning in the official release and kaminari was seen behind everyone and jetted to the front when realizing the importance of what they were doing and how he felt the need to protect ones he loves he blitzed to the front before anything could touch the heroes. Then amplivolt says that’s good let’s see how many million more colts u can handle. Also it isn’t a outlier if everyone’s speed is boosted is it? No everyone jus scales above that simple. Cuz the fact that all this proof is there is insaneI'll just say that we shouldn't massively upgrade the speed of multiple characters just because of a few outliers and/or feats that are highly debatable to be actual speed feats in the first place (like Kaminari "reacting" to "lightning" in the War arc, when we never see him do so and we have no reason to think that the Amplivolt quirk releases electricity at the speed of lightning). Especially when it goes against the general context and narrative wherein said characters are clearly not that fast combined with most of their feats.
Although maybe when the anime comes that feat can be a good one if it expands more on Kaminari’s location and exactly where amplivolt it was fired fromAs far as I know, amplivolt is just electricity manipulation and the villain literally gets his electricity from a taser, meaning that calling it a lightning isn't literal nor we can assume that he's launching or discharging said electricity at the speed of lightning (which varies in speed too).
Kaminari didn't blitz anyone or react to anything either. Kaminari dashed to the front, which means that he has faster travel speed than the pros (unlikely) or the pros aren't really dashing at their full speed unlike Kaminari (most likely unless we're suggesting he's faster than Edgeshot, and we only saw him get past a couple of heroes).
Kaminari doesn't react to the electricity attaxk itself, that's never been shown, and he clearly notices the villain well before the villain ever launches his electricity attack. We only see Kaminari during the attack as already using himself as a conductor of sorts that sucks up all of the discharged electricity.
A single natural lightning bolt contains at least hundreds of millioms of volts, up to billions. Unless it's been explicitly stated that the Amplivolt can raise it to that amount, it doesn't amount to anything either.
It becomes an outlier when a lot of characters in the series are barely bullet timers and mostly flounder around supersonic range until we get to the top tiers, so suddenly giving them a ridiculously immense speed upgrade due to Navel Laser or some other beam attacks, it becomes an outlier (assuming the feats are valid or correctly interpreted/described in the first place).