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From every showing that we have been given, the width of the building of Marineford has been higher than the height of the lower half of the building.The bottom half of the building in Marineford is at least 180 meters tall.
And from what we see in the new calculation, the original picture, the smaller one, was used to calc the feat. So the feat was lowballed. I take fault since I noticed this calc and looked at it for a good amount of time without recognizing the picture was different.As you can see, the distance between the camera and Marineford in both pics is roughly similar, tho in the second one (the one I'm using) you can notice the tsunami is way taller. This happened after the shot used by the original calc, so it makes sense that the tsunami grew larger.
And the current Shima Yurashi Tsunami calc, which took more pixelscaling attempts to find the height, has the height of the castle at 251.571610545 meters tall, which is smaller than the calculation that got the height of the Marineford building at less steps.Sanjuan Wolf
Via this calc comparing Sanjuan Wolf's 180m size to the entire Marineford, we get a 364.035874439 building, which is larger than the size of the bay that he calced.
And I even explained in the first Kaishin thread that that size was lowballed because Sanjuan Wolf was smaller than a broken Marineford building that has elevation he could've stood on.
it doesn’t matter since akainus fruit is stated to be that strongest Devil fruit, putting his above wb’s but I’m not sure if we use thatOh good, this is unrelated but why does everyone like the admirals scale to large island + when only whitebeard and the yonko should?
With WB's original feat, he produced 2 earthquakes. 1 hand each.So, unless there is context that points to actually multiple Earthquakes being produced that I am not shown (or completely forgot xd), one doesn't have to do what you suggested.
Mmm... Theoretically, if there were 2 epicenters produced at the same time from 1 attack and they produce their own tsunamis each, then yes. You could add them.A question @Migue79, sorry to bother you.
You said in the other thread.
With WB's original feat, he produced 2 earthquakes. 1 hand each.
I've calculated the yield of each Tsunami.
Should I add them together since they were from 2 different quakes?
Which is true, but each crack from WB produces one earthquake, which is why there was an earthquake on each side that he cracked the airMmm... Theoretically, if there were 2 epicenters produced at the same time from 1 attack and they produce their own tsunamis each, then yes. You could add them.
Though I'm not sure if that's the case in your scan there. Couldn't the lower mid-right panel on the left page be referring to the other wave we see rather than an actual other seaquake being produced? Remember one seaquake can produce multiple tsunamis.
Which is true, but each crack from WB produces one earthquake, which is why there was an earthquake on each side that he cracked the air
Still trying to wrap my head around cracking air doing weird shit lol
Looks like he made the left one first, which is why the Tsunami on the left pops up firstAnywho, I forgot that detail. Also, is it just me or is he producing the crack on the right before the crack on the left as he’s swinging his arms?
I see…Looks like he made the left one first, which is why the Tsunami on the left pops up first
I see…
I guess it can count, then.
Calculate what?Another feat I wanted to calc regarding these characters was BB sending a Tsunami all the way to Sabaody.
I have the distance, is there any way to calculate that?
Basically in the last feat, Blackbeard (the guy who did the feat) sent a Tsunami from Marineford (where he's at when he does the feat) all the way to a distant island with the technique he did at the end.Calculate what?
It's about to hit 11 for me so yeah makes sense, thanks btw!Ah.
I can probs help with that tomorrow. It’s late af for me rn so… Yeah.
Oh yeah, we can discuss that, but I've already brought up the consistency issues with the other calculation and I've fixed them in mine.Don't we need to discuss it first before you add it in to the profiles? This new version still means we have multiple versions of the calcs to pick from.
The picture I used in the first calculation is the clearest shot we have of Marineford. It's actually ridiculously straight and it has the most detail, far better to use for the dimensions of the building than any other.EDIT: I'm still more in favor of some of the scaling images used in M3X's version for some of the feats.
Question, how come you chose back there for the line? It looks like the part of the Tsunami that was reaching the back of the island.The issues this panel you used has is: Perspective is completely warped for vertical lines when measuring Marineford. Horizontal lines are less affected by this, and should be used.
87px = 180m
134px = 277.24137931m
236px = 277.24137931m
473.56px = 556.315371127m
1.5667 x Log(556.315371127) + 7.0781 + (-4.9 + 4.7)/1.5 = 11.245861171
Energy: 4.664357e+21 Joules or 1.11480 Teraton
What do you mean by this?Question, how come you chose back there for the line? It looks like the part of the Tsunami that was reaching the back of the island.
Yeah I know, and the angle is still an issue here. Using the wave closest to the Marineford is more accurate.Also again, this isn't the peak of the Tsunami, and the angle isn't that bad to where the size we see is messed up.
Your blue line is in the back than in the middleWhat do you mean by this?
I'm referring to the scan, the scan that is used to calc isn't the peak of the TsunamiYeah I know, and the angle is still an issue here. Using the wave closest to the Marineford is more accurate.
I had no idea, I'm sorry lmaoDude, if you want to comment, just ask me or Damage lol, don't need to create a new thread. Or just go and comment, since it's a helpful comment.
Wait, you meant that I should use the peak, and not the part that is close to Marineford?Your blue line is in the back than in the middle
Better than using a completely warped scan with an awful angle to scale. Sorry dude, but that's a way better scan to use.I'm referring to the scan, the scan that is used to calc isn't the peak of the Tsunami
The issue is that the angle of it falls under where further things are smallerWait, you meant that I should use the peak, and not the part that is close to Marineford?
It doesn't look that bad to me.Better than using a completely warped scan with an awful angle to scale. Sorry dude, but that's a way better scan to use.
Can you prove the part I scaled is behind, please?The issue is that the angle of it falls under where further things are smaller
Where you actually got it isn't close to marineford, it's behind it, shown when we see the Tsunami frozen and part of it is behind it.
Closer to the middle, even without that huge piece peaking upwards, is more accurate.
Well, it looks that bad for me, for Damage and I'm pretty sure different CGM would think the same. This is why I'm just letting them decide that, because I've showed all my points.It doesn't look that bad to me.
The height is consistent although the width is ridiculous cause of the curved lines, but that's from the sea being curved. Using the sea level to the Tsunami peak (like I did) for that one looks best
Sorry for not sending scansCan you prove the part I scaled is behind, please?
Not for me personally, and that picture was originally what was used for the calc before it was recalced. So idkWell, it looks that bad for me, for Damage and I'm pretty sure different CGM would think the same. This is why I'm just letting them decide that, because I've showed all my points.
I may be blind, but I can't see the wave behind Marineford.Sorry for not sending scans
Behind Marineford
Well, that's why I said the CGM should decide that.Not for me personally, and that picture was originally what was used for the calc before it was recalced. So idk
Are you a CGM?I Agree with Tempest honestly
Those rocks structures are behind/around Marineford and the steam from the wave + the part of the wave is far behind them.I may be blind, but I can't see the wave behind Marineford.
AlrightWell, that's why I said the CGM should decide that.
If you look closely, you can see that even the wave closest to the screen is still far beyond the boat right in-front of Marineford too.I may be blind, but I can't see the wave behind Marineford.