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In the grand scheme of things*, not that they're jumping distance from one anotherThe map's not suitable for pixelscaling, but it does still show that they're close to each other.
I could've sworn that One Piece ship speeds as antifeats for distances and sizes already got shat on.Plus we know that they're close to each other because Kizaru's ships could travel back and forth between Marineford and Sabaody extremely quickly. (And Law's submarine could make it to Marineford from Sabaody quickly too)
speaking of, has anyone even calced the speed of one piece ships? i feel like that'd be usefulIn the grand scheme of things*, not that they're jumping distance from one another
I could've sworn that One Piece ship speeds as antifeats for distances and sizes already got shat on.
They have marines taking a few days to get from the red line to Wano and less than a day to get over the calm belt, both ginormous distances even if we used earth sized planets, or people taking less than an hour to cross the gargantuan red line which should be so much wider than it is
Doesn't mean much
Outside of their size, they just seem to be regular ships.speaking of, has anyone even calced the speed of one piece ships? i feel like that'd be useful
I wanna say Hypersonic ships!Yup
So unless yall wanna say hypersonic ships... then nah
I don't think anyone has responded to this post by Arc7.Something to point out about Tsuru's statement, it appears to contextualized by the conflict in its entirety. She makes that statement after observing the conflict in general, not in response to anything WB or Gura Gura related. Which to me indicates a strong possibility that she could be claiming that there is no running from this conflict between the WB pirates and the Navy. Which would be consistent with the fact that the WB pirates would go to any length to save Ace.
@Deceived3596 proposed a Possibly rating for it, and I can agree to that at most.
Ok thats one scan out of what, 10?I don't think anyone has responded to this post by Arc7.
In the context for the statement which is the main evidence here, Chapter 553 is showing the Whitebeard Pirates begin their assault and firing cannons at the Marines.
This is then followed up by the Vice Admirals coming to the front lines.
Vice Admiral Tsuru is among them as she is told be Vice Admiral Yamakaji to get back which is when she gives her statement.
Nothing about this is specifically about Whitebeard's Devil Fruit. She doesn't say that the reason why won't be safe is because she'll be hit by a quake from Whitebeard anywhere on the entire planet. I think it's a pretty generous interpretation of her words, personally and not enough for a solid Stellar range upgrade.
@Deceived3596 proposed a Possibly rating for it, and I can agree to that at most.
I've already addressed the others earlier in the thread. I don't think the Kanji argument is conclusive for a solid rating either, and the Blackbeard statement is easily hyperbolic in nature. He's drunk off his own power and boasting after just declaring that he'll conquer the world with his power. Spouting off phrases like "I can destroy everything" is not completely solid otherwise we'd give the Emperor unlimited AP.Ok thats one scan out of what, 10?
that quite literally translates to his range. remember, wb's main ability is vibrations, not earthquakesEh, this seems more like hyperbolic language to me, we’ve seen the effects of his earthquakes ripple outwards across the planet, but not sure that directly translates to WB’s range
It still has to be their typical, combat-effective range however. Light - for example - can travel in a vacuum indefinitely and cross vast interstellar distances. Should Kizaru's laser beams have Interstellar range?that quite literally translates to his range. remember, wb's main ability is vibrations, not earthquakes
I mean, yeh lolIt still has to be their typical, combat-effective range however. Light - for example - can travel in a vacuum indefinitely and cross vast interstellar distances. Should Kizaru's laser beams have Interstellar range?
the difference is kizaru's light hasnt been demonstrated to have this range, whitebeard's range has been displayed on screenIt still has to be their typical, combat-effective range however. Light - for example - can travel in a vacuum indefinitely and cross vast interstellar distances. Should Kizaru's laser beams have Interstellar range?
Whitebeard's attacks have never been displayed to have Stellar range on screen...the difference is kizaru's light hasnt been demonstrated to have this range, whitebeard's range has been displayed on screen
Yes, if he can attack people in other parts of space, it'll work.It still has to be their typical, combat-effective range however. Light - for example - can travel in a vacuum indefinitely and cross vast interstellar distances. Should Kizaru's laser beams have Interstellar range?
Nah we can and do if science backs it up enough. Unfortunately for lasers we never see where they go out or they just end up exploding, so that doesn't count@KingTempest; calling it "heavily uneducated" is pretty dismissive tbh. My point is that we don't do such things for other characters just because it is scientifically possible for their abilities to reach that far. We go primarily by their feats.
Dude can send earthquakes and tsunamis to people far away. If it affects them then it's part of the rangeYes, earthquakes can travel across vast distances simply by nature... Just like how light can travel incredible distances by nature. It doesn't mean Whitebeard can launch an effective attack at someone on the other side of the planet. And likewise I wouldn't say that anyone with a laserbeam automatically gets range that high; I'd see what they can actually hit with the laserbeam first.
If Kizaru's light beams can go that far without dissipating or dispersing, yes.It still has to be their typical, combat-effective range however. Light - for example - can travel in a vacuum indefinitely and cross vast interstellar distances. Should Kizaru's laser beams have Interstellar range?
more accurately it translates to the Gura Gura's range. Not like WB physically can replicate that range.we’ve seen the effects of his earthquakes ripple outwards across the planet, but not sure that directly translates to WB’s range
It's not a chain reactionDo we count chain reactions as range? Like what are the specifics of what counts as someone’s effective attack range
I'm fine with that. My arguments against the OP are against a solid range upgrade. I won't deny that there's ways to interpret certain statements, but not enough to convince me of a full rating.Can we just compromise with the "possibly" rating proposed by me?
This back and forth isn't going anywhere, the arguments made by the pro-side aren't convincing the anti-side and the arguments made by the anti-side aren't convincing the pro-side. It's an exercise in futility from both sides.
Hopefully they comment in time.I'd like for the other staff members to comment if they support a full rating for the range or a possibly rating due to the lack of supporting feats.
As I mentioned above:Hopefully they comment in time.
Is there a page that says this?As I mentioned above:
Just because grace ends doesn't mean it has to be applied immediately is there is still ongoing discussion. 48 hours is the minimum threshold, not an "Instant apply the CRT once this time has passed."
No problem, all I said was that you were fine with a Possibly.Don't get it misconstrued, I'm for a full rating but I'm not against a possibly
Not exactly correct, KT supports a full rating but said that a possibly is fine if the compromise is needed (Edit: Ninja'd)Two staff members have said that they're fine with a Possibly rating (myself and KT). I'd like for the other staff members to comment if they support a full rating for the range or a possibly rating due to the lack of supporting feats.