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Ah, so being staff automatically makes your arguments being right. Good to know.The real cal howard said:@Kep. It's inflated when you're the only staff member arguing for its legitimacy. Me, Matt, Sera, Griffin...
Wrong thing 2 say my friendThe real cal howard said:@Kep. It's inflated when you're the only staff member arguing for its legitimacy. Me, Matt, Sera, Griffin...
If that was the case then the moment Toneri's body started becoming translucent we would had seen the meteor coming down but no that wasn't the caseThe real cal howard said:Alright, you want me to use the movie as proof? How about the fact that when we see the meteor, it's going nowhere near relativistic speeds. Or how about if any of you decided to calculate how far that meteor was from the planet, you'd see that the meteor wasn't at the moon by the time we see it. Meaning that VIA CALCS, that meteor was sent before the illusion ended.
450+ Comment is largely enough for a thread, also, the thread glitch...BlackeJan said:Actually I'm finally doing fine we honestly don't need 2 make another thread unless we r making a vote
And Star Wars' blasters are subsonic.The real cal howard said:How about the fact that when we see the meteor past that initial five seconds, it's going nowhere near relativistic speeds.
I disagree with this heavily.The real cal howard said:Yeah, nice ad hominem there, buddy. And if any shounen has the right to complain about spite, it's Fairy Tail, not Naruto.BlackeJan said:THE way I'm seeing it is this....the people screams outlier or false every chance they get r people who don't like the series AT ALL
we have calcs that put blasters anywhere between Hypersonic to MHS+The real cal howard said:Look, I'm gonna calm down. Sorry for getting heated.
Firstly, @Lephyr. Star Wars blasters would be subsonic if it wasn't for statements saying they're higher. The same scene shows the meteor much slower than the calc is saying. Secondly, @Kep. Remember, the calc was originally denied due to cinematic timing. Anyway, it shows that the meteor, like most meteors we treat here, aren't the same speed within the earth's atmosphere. What I was saying before was that with the knowledge the meteor came from the moon, a calc would prove that said meteor would have to have came before the illusion ended.