The calculation ARC provided considers the kinetic energy of Earth’s spin around its axis over 24 hours and its orbit around the Sun over 365 days. These energies are constant and persistent and will remain present for billions of years to come. However based on arc calc, while Boruto can draw as much or as little energy as he wants from these sources, we encounter a key problem: if these energies are finite, then what happens when Boruto uses a significant portion of them in one fight?
To clarify with the numbers provided:
• Earth’s rotational kinetic energy (KE):2.138e29 J
• Earth’s orbital kinetic energy (KE):2.646e33
If Boruto used all of Earth’s rotational KE in a battle against Code, then logically, the rotational KE would be depleted. How, then, would Uzuhiko work in subsequent battles? For example, if Boruto later wanted to use part of the rotational energy in a fight against Hidari, where would that energy come from if he had already used it up in the previous fight? Similarly, if Boruto used half of the Earth’s orbital KE in one battle, he would only have the remaining half available for future uses. Hope you are seeing the logic. This creates a contradiction unless we accept the conclusion that the energy source for Uzuhiko is both constant and effectively limitless:
• Constant: The energy is always present, as planetary spin and orbit are ongoing processes.
• Limitless: The energy replenishes continuously, allowing Boruto to tap into it at any time without exhausting it.
Now, if we take the concept further:
• If Uzuhiko allows Boruto to draw orbital KE repeatedly, how much can he draw in total? Is there a cap e.g., half, the full orbital KE, or an absurd amount like 20x, 500x, or even 1 million times Earth’s orbital KE ()?
Thus, Without addressing these questions, any claim about the total energy Uzuhiko can access becomes invalid because it doesn’t align with the fundamental nature of the energy source.
Ultimately, the only plausible conclusion is that Uzuhiko taps into a perpetual and replenishable energy source, making it nearly limitless. If we don't accept this implication then we might as well throw the whole thing away.