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GPE is the value assigned to the core, not GBE. The core is scaled to its own potential energy rather than the binding energy of the CT.Having the GBE assigned to the core mathematically makes no sense. This would mean that the black little ball Nagato throws would have astronomically high mass and gravity precisely because of its small size, and this is before it collects landmass. No calculation on CT has ever used the black ball itself as the feat.
My mistake, I said GBE but meant GPE. But the GPE of a (usually) elevated object is the equivalent to the work required to elevate said object against gravity. So how can an object at two different points of observation have the same conclusion when only one conclusion has been observed is what I'm asking. This would at least assume the force of gravity is constant (which I think it has been clearly shown it is not) and the total energy output and mass is equivalent.GPE is the value assigned to the core, not GBE. The core is scaled to its own potential energy rather than the binding energy of the CT.
From an anime powerscaling perspective, I don't disagree. The 6PoP is Nagato/6 after all. Agree to disagree whatever else we're discussing.If we scale your hand to the change in GPE associated with raising a 1 kg rock 1 meter (using mgh = ~10 joules), and we remove the rock from your hand, does your hand all of a sudden not scale to those ~10 joules? No that’s not how this works. We scale the core to the work it is able to do, the core isn’t gonna all of a sudden have less energy if you put it in a vacuum with no rocks. I don’t how how many ways I can say it, but you’re blatantly misunderstanding how GPE works and how it is being applied in this scenario.
I’ll ask the other staff who participated to comment again when I wake up. But I guess to tally the votes rn we got 1 on the disagree side based on Nagato’s CT = Pain’s CT to be a faulty assumption.
But I guess to tally the votes rn we got 1 on the disagree side based on Nagato’s CT = Pain’s CT to be a faulty assumption.
The databook says both the creation of CT, as well as the accumulation of the rocks around the core require chakra. The context of Nagato telling Konan he needs to concentrate while he was forming the core suggests he was using or getting ready to use a large amount of energy. Similar to Nagato deactivating the other 5 paths to wipe the leaf.I'm still in agreement with the OP.
I don't think characters requiring concentration is evidence of them outputting exponential energy, considering Jutsu that isn't tied with chakra amount but still require Physical effort or concentration to function exists. The Rinnegan already has Jutsu that seemingly puts a toll on the user Physically without a logical correlation of Chakra>passive Jutsu effect.
His condition did get progressively worse due to strain. He started out fine, displayed severe signs of exertion as he is sweating and bleeding just seconds after the core was already formed and thrown, he's bleeding out his nose and mouth after the CT was formed, and after Naruto comes to his senses Nagato looks like he's on his death bed.another issue I take is if Nagato's strain is tied directly to the amount of chakra his outputting then why is it that his symptoms get less severe as it goes on as opposed to getting worse, similar to how it would feel if you were carrying something heavy and someone continued to stack things on top of it. in the manga, Nagato's strain and effort is tied very early in the Chibaku Tensei's creation, which implies to me that the bulk of the work is done at the beginning.
Not really relevant, but it takes the entire akatsuki to extract a tailed beast, and it takes them days at that. It would just take them a really long time, especially with dead members and such.Another issue I have with this is that it doesn't make sense from a logical perspective.
If Nagato's CT literally nearly killed him for maintaining and creating it, then what exactly is Nagato's plan, how does he go about extracting the nine tails, how does he literally do anything if his entire time is spent on hoping he doesn't die from maintaining the CT.
Probably because the moon is functionally like ours at that point, it is in space and sustains itself with its own GBE. Or because since it requires both seals to create, it possibly requires both seals to deactivate. Sasuke's CT functions most like a Six Paths CT, so he is a different case as he doesn't use the traditional core.Why didn't the Moon fall apart the moment Hagoromo or Hamura died.
Why didn't the Chibaku Tensei that were holding the tailed beast break apart when Sasuke literally had no chakra, the man couldn't even move and was constantly passing out.
Konan asking Nagato why he is making it so enormous proves that it doesn't have to be enormous, and Nagato saying he will need to make it bigger despite him just saying he can't afford to hold back in regard to his CT's size means that the size of CT is indeed variable depending on the will of the user, and the user can pour as much chakra into it as they need to, even after it has fully formed, to make it bigger. For example, Madara making a giant core that split into smaller cores which made island-sized rocks.also, the argument that Nagato is able to change the size as evidence only works if you already agree that Nagato is adding exponential amounts of chakra, and that specific argument relies on Nagato's own statements regarding the CT size as evidence. this is circular reasoning.
"By compiling such a large amount of chakra, it is possible to create a sealing orb the size of a Satellite."nor do I think arguing that increasing your chakra to make a Jutsu bigger or more potent means inherently that this is how the CT works, considering the potency of most jutsu in regards to the amount of chakra is done at the inception of the Jutsu and very rarely while the Jutsu is still active, there are exceptions to this like the rasengan which is just pure chakra in a sphere, but it would be weird to apply this sort of chakra scaling linearly to jutsu that have often very specialized properties.
There's also the fact that if we assume you can add chakra at any point then there's nothing to suggest it cant be done after the fact, as it is possible to add or remove from a static statistic.
Indeed. Maybe not specifically how large, but a general idea of "very big".Konan asking Nagato about the size of the chibaku tensei, as well as Nagato's own comparison to Hagoromo and nagato's comments about increasing the size, implies to me that Nagato had already decided how large the chibaku tensei would have been from its inception
CT being a jutsu and still being active as long as it's still floating means chakra is being used, which is the combination of physical and mental energy.My Personal reading is that the amount of chakra that's needed for the core is decided at the beginning while Physical and mental effort is required to maintain the CT up to a certain point, so while i can understand some of the skepticism I'm not entirely convinced.
I've made this point as well but we've stepped away from the math side of it.By issue is different to Golden Void's I believe. It's more to do with the mechanics of the amount of energy involved there not being enough evidence that the Chibaku Tensei has 15 Gigatons of potential energy / durability right from the start of its creation.
You’re right, it likely has a greater amount of potential energy as:My issue is different to Golden Void's I believe. It's more to do with the mechanics of the amount of energy involved there not being enough evidence that the Chibaku Tensei has 15 Gigatons of potential energy / durability right from the start of its creation.
I don't think you quite got what I mean. I'm not saying Nagato would intentionally create a weaker CT.You’re right, it likely has a greater amount of potential energy as:
1) Nagato isn’t a dying cripple
2) He’s attempting to seal a Naruto (and Bee) who is much much more powerful than the one he faced before.
I see no reason why we can’t reasonably assume he put in at least that amount of energy into the CT sphere at its inception
And that aside, Shadow has already explained how a set amount of chakra is used for the jutsu at its inception. any additional chakra is superfluous.
At this point we aren’t going to convince each other. Might as well wait for a different voice to chime in.
Can you re-explain your issue? Maybe it just wasn’t clear with the way you previously worded it.I don't think you quite got what I mean. I'm not saying Nagato would intentionally create a weaker CT.
I'm also not arguing about chakra amounts.
Okay.Can you re-explain your issue? Maybe it just wasn’t clear with the way you previously worded it.
To this I say, imagine you're lifting a 1 kg book, and you can lift it 1 meter (aka using mgh your hand can be scaled to ~10 joules), your hand doesn't have a lower rating if you lift it 0.5 meters. Your hand would still scale to those ~10 joules regardless of if you lift it 0.1 meters, 0.5 meters, or 0.9 meters. But ig I can see where you're coming from.I'm asking if whether the core can be reasonably assumed to possess that same amount of energy from the moment it is created, or whether it increases over time until it gets to the point it ended up at when it was calced which is 15 Gigatons.
This is reasonable too if no other consensus is reached.I wouldn't object to giving them a "Likely" for the feat, but due to the nature of the mechanics of the jutsu involved here I don't think it makes a lot of sense to scale them fully to the calc for the other Chibaku Tensei.
To this I say, imagine you're lifting a 1 kg book, and you can lift it 1 meter (aka using mgh your hand can be scaled to ~10 joules), your hand doesn't have a lower rating if you lift it 0.5 meters. Your hand would still scale to those ~10 joules regardless of if you lift it 0.1 meters, 0.5 meters, or 0.9 meters. But ig I can see where you're coming from.
Ngl Damage, I think you're exaggerating this process a bit. Here's the entire sequence of events from the moment Nagato created the sphere to the moment the trio destroyed it.Since the amount of gravitation / energy the core is putting out seems to start off small, attracting only small amounts of debris first then escalating over time, it seems to me that the core of the jutsu doesn't start out with an amount of energy that high but instead builds up to it. I'm not saying that the amount of mass added to the overall Chibaku Tensei is what speeds this up.
Yeah, they didn't destroy a fully formed CT, but that doesn't matter. Like I said, the effects of the CT don't really change over time, and I don't think there's any good evidence of that. The trio attacked a CT that was well underway from my perspective. If you look at Pain's CT, it also exhibits the exact same behavior.Since the trio blew apart the Core before the Chibaku Tensei could be fully formed / get as big as when Pain finished making the Chibaku Tensei then they destroyed it when its value was to some degree less than 15 Gigatons.
The majority seems to be in favor it. If DT becomes more active, I may consult about the mechanics of the feat with him in the future but I'm not going to stop it being applied now if that's what people want.So uhhhhhhh we good applying the uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhpgrades then?