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One-Punch Man: Boros Chases Saitama Through Some Pillars
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This calc was accepted. Released Boros' speed should be upgraded to MHS+.
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One-Punch Man: Boros Speed Upgrade
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This calc was accepted. Released Boros' speed should be upgraded to MHS+.
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Look good
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Wow this looks great. At first I thought he would be using Supersonic for this Boros form, since we had a calculation change.
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i honestly don't get this, if he was mach 5000 he would be statuing the entire earth and those falling rocks wouldn't even be falling but floating around since at those speeds events occuring in a single second would occur over the course of sevral hours because his subjective time would just be that good
been years since i watched the anime but i do remember that their surroundings weren't literally frozen metro man style due to their super speed
been years since i watched the anime but i do remember that their surroundings weren't literally frozen metro man style due to their super speed
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I have a couple issues with this, writing up my analysis later today.
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That's what happened.
The anime is treated as separate from the manga's continuity on this website, but even the anime agrees with the interpretation in the calc somewhat.
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...do you not see the god damn dust/smoke/whatever that thing is clouds moving at regular speed?
which part in this screams "super slow mo animation" and "super fast statuing the earth characters"
if anything it just looks like the pillar wasn't damaged
edit: it also convenientely cuts at the part where some rocks were seen falling to the ground lol
imma check the fight in a bit
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Guess I'll wait on Damage's comment
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Okay, so here are the three issues as I see them:
1) There isn't any real basis for using "snail speed" here. Here's what the relevant part of our Calculations page says:
There is no statement of the rubble being frozen relative to Boros, and we can't really judge such a thing from a static manga panel unless it is over an extended sequence.
2) The speed that is being used for the rubble that is "frozen" is highly questionable:
This velocity of 59.34 m/s that has been calculated is the end velocity of the falling rubble after starting from a position of 0 m/s velocity and falling down 179.55 meters.
How was this value of 179.55 meters found? Well, it's the distance from the POV of this panel down to the ground / floor:
In other words this is the speed that the freefalling rubble would have... when it reaches the floor.
So why is this speed being used for rubble that is in front of Saitama here, a considerable distance above the floor? The rubble would need to fall a lot further than where it is to reach the speed that has been calced.
3) The aforementioned POV shot getting the distance from the POV of the panel to the ground/floor is from a perspective that is well above the crater in the pillar that Saitama was punched into and from which the rubble is falling... So even if this distance were to be used somehow, it's not even taken from the starting point of where the rubble would be falling from which completely negates using it in a freefall calc for that rubble.
So never mind the fact that "snail speed" is highly questionable here as an assumption, the speed of the rubble that has been calced has a couple of glaring issues with it.
Those are the problems as I see it. @Qawsedf234
1) There isn't any real basis for using "snail speed" here. Here's what the relevant part of our Calculations page says:
There is no statement of the rubble being frozen relative to Boros, and we can't really judge such a thing from a static manga panel unless it is over an extended sequence.
2) The speed that is being used for the rubble that is "frozen" is highly questionable:
This velocity of 59.34 m/s that has been calculated is the end velocity of the falling rubble after starting from a position of 0 m/s velocity and falling down 179.55 meters.
How was this value of 179.55 meters found? Well, it's the distance from the POV of this panel down to the ground / floor:
In other words this is the speed that the freefalling rubble would have... when it reaches the floor.
So why is this speed being used for rubble that is in front of Saitama here, a considerable distance above the floor? The rubble would need to fall a lot further than where it is to reach the speed that has been calced.
3) The aforementioned POV shot getting the distance from the POV of the panel to the ground/floor is from a perspective that is well above the crater in the pillar that Saitama was punched into and from which the rubble is falling... So even if this distance were to be used somehow, it's not even taken from the starting point of where the rubble would be falling from which completely negates using it in a freefall calc for that rubble.
So never mind the fact that "snail speed" is highly questionable here as an assumption, the speed of the rubble that has been calced has a couple of glaring issues with it.
Those are the problems as I see it. @Qawsedf234
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To me tye big issue would be the speed of the rocks. If they didn't reach peak acceleration when they were frozen then the basis of the calc is off.
The frozen thing I'm more willing to be lenient on since you have stuff like the foot explosion later on, so the intention was for it to be quick imo. Though that probably doesn't justify 0.002 m/s quick.
The frozen thing I'm more willing to be lenient on since you have stuff like the foot explosion later on, so the intention was for it to be quick imo. Though that probably doesn't justify 0.002 m/s quick.
