If there is a way for the calc to account any other variables, I'd be happy to hear about it.
The Inverse square law might be able to account for it.
I haven't seen a concrete reason for why his attacks must be above the 420 megaton calc.
Fujitora can maintain the lifting feat + attacking but he can't maintain gravity against Zoro.
Fujitora's gravity wasn't enough to hold down Law. Law flat out warned him prior to escaping that if he couldn't hold him down, he would escape. What did Law do? Escape.
If he can lift 420 megatons, he should've been able to keep Law down there. This scales to Law's dura, which everyone scales to.
And I also have to say that this notion that every character in the Dressrosa arc scales to Fujitora as a baseline is weird. Since when is he the weakest character in the arc?
Everyone scales to his casual feat, which is close to a few other feats in the series. He's obviously stronger, but unless he
shows feats higher, he's where he's at now.
The same way we treat Aokiji's super casual 419 Megaton feat with his other showings (scaling much higher than his feat) is exactly how we'll scale the other strong people who can
fight against Luffy, who can take casual attacks from these people.
And those scaling chains, the likes of Kyros and Nico Robin are physically twice as strong as Doflamingo? I'd like to know what
@CinCameron20 has to say about that.
Doflamingo's Physical AP matches against Base Luffy who everyone in the arc scales above.
His durability would scale to the 840 Diable Jambe Sanji for taking a kick from him, but his AP stays where it is.
He fights mainly using his strings. I fail to understand why Doflamingo's physicals should scale to people who are 100% physical fighters.
Also.
Can we please throw the "position" scaling out the window?
We have Luffy scaling above Admirals.
We have Luffy scaling above Rayleigh.
Position doesn't mean anything in this verse.
I'm pretty sure CinCameron would either
disagree because of position (which was declined in the Vergo ~ Pica scaling by
everyone here) or agree since we have nothing else to scale to.