One Punch Man 7-A Downgrade

[Therefir]

Bruh, I told you the problem was still exactly the same, Bomb and Bang would need to break a massive portion of EC's body in order to scale from the 7-A feat.

They should just go back to 7-B and the possibly 7-A should be deleted, that's it.

 

[Damage3245]

Can I get a summary of where we're up to?

 

[Kachon123]

Bruh, I told you the problem was still exactly the same, Bomb and Bang would need to break a massive portion of EC's body in order to scale from the 7-A feat.

Did they not destroy his carapace?

 

[DarthSpiderr]

Did they not destroy his carapace?

Yes

 

[Kachon123]

Yes

So why is he saying that Bang and Bomb need to destroy a big part of EC's body when they literally did?

 

[ByAsura]

Bruh, I told you the problem was still exactly the same, Bomb and Bang would need to break a massive portion of EC's body in order to scale from the 7-A feat.

They should just go back to 7-B and the possibly 7-A should be deleted, that's it.

Agreed. The only way you can get it is calc-stacking.

 

[Therefir]

Even the 7-A calc is wrong actually, as Boros' ship bullet calc uses an earthquake formula instead of the explosion formula.

Radius of City-A = 69.8 kilometers or 69800 meters

Explosion Yield = [69800^3*((27136*1.37895+8649)^(1/2)/13568-93/13568)^2]*4.184*10^9 = 114351919486286505717.87 Joules, 27.33 Gigatons of TNT (Island level)

To destroy City-A we only need an Island level explosion, I'm not sure why they used the earthquake formula, just to inflate the results I guess.

Why even use an earthquake in the first place? Was City-A stated to be destroyed by a magnitude 10 earthquake, which is what that calc assumes?

Intensity = (114351919486286505717.87/219774813.904)/2 = 260157015844.94 Joules per square meters

This is the intensity of the explosion from 4182 meters away, which is what hit the building.

Surface Area of the Building = 39314.61 square meters

Total Energy The Building Took = 260157015844.94 x 39314.61 = 10227971616707636.5734 Joules, 2.44 Megatons of TNT, Small City level

 

[LordTracer]

I agree with nuking the 7-A rating for people that aren’t scaling to Gouketsu.

 

[ByAsura]

But wouldn't only half the energy go to the ground?

I thought that was the whole logic here, and it's why I even made the calc (keep in mind, I did think I divided it by 2, I just forgot).

 

[Therefir]

But wouldn't only half the energy go to the ground?

I already took that into account by dividing the intensity by two.

Either way the feat is almost worthless, the building only has a total durability of Low 7-B, Elder Centipede already scales far above that.

 

[ByAsura]

I mean the earthquake energy would be equal to the shockwave energy.

Edit: Actually, nvm, they're not explosive weapons, just kinetic. So you have a point.

 

[ByAsura]

Why even use an earthquake in the first place? Was City-A stated to be destroyed by a magnitude 10 earthquake, which is what that calc assumes?

I've always wondered this myself. Why do we use the Earthquake formula?

On this note, is there a calculation for a building designed to not even move if it takes an earthquake?

 

[Therefir]

No idea, I've noticed that some One Punch Man calculations use the earthquake formula, but I'm pretty sure the explosion formula is the default assumption in all these cases.

If some character comes and says they can destroy an entire 100 kilometer country, we use the explosion formula, not the earthquake formula.

 

[Qawsedf234]

Why even use an earthquake in the first place? Was City-A stated to be destroyed by a magnitude 10 earthquake, which is what that calc assumes?

I think people saw the old Orochi calc and just assumed it applied to literally everything. The meteor impact calc uses similar weird logic.

 

[King]

Why is their a material strength for the Hero Association building? Plus, metal knight's armor is also considered to be town level based on that. Wouldn't that be calc stacking?

 

[ByAsura]

We're getting rid of that.

 

[King]

We're getting rid of that.

So, like it's not allowed to use a fictional material's strength, right?

 

[LordTracer]

So… is there something else we need to do here, or can the 7-A ratings (aside from the Gouketsu-level people, obviously) be removed now?

 

[ByAsura]

We can use material strength, but we can't add it to another calculation.

I'll just remove the values.

 

[King]

We can use material strength, but we can't add it to another calculation.

I'll just remove the values.

So, can we use this for Post Molt Elder Centipede's durability? Not considering Bang and Bomb, can this be used for Elder Centipede?

 

[ByAsura]

Actually, what would we replace Metal Knight's ratings with?

So, can we use this for Post Molt Elder Centipede's durability? Not considering Bang and Bomb, can this be used for Elder Centipede?

No, because you're adding it to another calculation.

 

[King]

Actually, what would we replace Metal Knight's ratings with?

No, because you're adding it to another calculation.

I disregarded Bang and Bomb, I am just talking about elder centipede's durability.

 

[LordTracer]

Actually, what would we replace Metal Knight's ratings with?

7-B? Since Psykos considered him to be capable of contending with Elder Centipede.

 

[ByAsura]

@King It's still calc stacking.

 

[King]

@King It's still calc stacking.

Ok. I guess it can't be used then.

 

[Therefir]

Actually, what would we replace Metal Knight's ratings with?

For his durability, City Block level+. Small City level with preparation.

As for his AP, Small City level with Missiles. City level with preparation.

 

[ByAsura]

I've done all the revisions. Should we close this, or is there anything else?

 

[LordTracer]

I think we’re finally done here.