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Jokes aside, looks good.
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Probably, either that or limited resistance to cosmic radiation. It's probably a willpower thing, especially considering that he is a ninja, trained under inhumane conditions to be extremely disciplined.Btw, should Flash get some sort of Supernatural Willpower ? He was still conscious when pretty much everyone was down there
I would say willpower. They are still affected by radiation like the rest but just manage to stay awake longerShould I list it as Limited Resistance or Supernatural Willpower for the folks that stayed up for a few moments?
Could be listed under his feats section.how about saitama's sneeze calculation, will it be included in his profile?
Yes, which is also another reason that they were able to beat the shit out of Garou until sunrise without showing symptoms of ARS that they should have had if they had not had resistance. Also Tareo, despite being the furthest away from Garou, was suffering from ARS to the point of brief unconsciousness and a bleeding nose.It's dependent on the exact level of exposure.
Aren't we basing the potency of Garou's radiation aura off them to begin with?
Garou's GRB never hit the Earth. Saitama explicitly made sure it didn't because he said it would be bad if it even grazed they ground.Garou's Gamma Ray Burst struck ground and only fragments rocks, with Saitama saying he got blasted in there. Can't be High 4-C unless Earth is WAY above that. Also far too small to be full scale. "The narrative" is contradicted by what is displayed.
That's not Garou hitting Saitama into the sun. That's Garou using nuclear fission in Jupiter's orbit.Best case for Tier 4 right now is if Garou hitting Saitama into the Sun blew it up but that may not be the case.
Why so glum, chum?Sigh... Here we go
I see no reason for an extra key.Also since the timeline corrected itself, for the far stronger Saitama you'd need to make an extra key since the series basically retconned the fight.
There are CLEARLY visible stars in later chapters of the fight in the alleged space hole (including the "Sun" by the way) . Maybe you can downscale but the Sun is in the direction of the redirected SP^2 and is fine so.....either it's selectively destructive or it's not stellar wiping en masse. The calc uses the farthest stars, but it's clearly not that far.
That's incorrect. He said the very last thing he saw was the attack, and we see him in the rocks. Logic would say he was planted into the rocks.Garou's GRB never hit the Earth. Saitama explicitly made sure it didn't because he said it would be bad if it even grazed they ground.
That's not Garou hitting Saitama into the sun. That's Garou using nuclear fission in Jupiter's orbit.
His reactive power level should have notes to it since it depends on his emotions which he generally lacks.I see no reason for an extra key.
His base is 4-A, which should cover his current self. The "higher via Accelerated Development" covers his "future self," or well, what could happen.
I guess I could add a separate key of powers for his future self's time travel shenanigans.
This. We literally see Jupiter next to them when Garou hits Saitama.he doesnt hit the sun
the explosion was near jupiter to knock back saitama so garou could start this trip
Logic says nothing of the sort. He could have easily just fallen back to Earth.That's incorrect. He said the very last thing he saw was the attack, and we see him in the rocks. Logic would say he was planted into the rocks.
Look at the shockwave of the attack. It's behind Jupiter.He looks away from Jupiter and between Earth and the Moon, and questions if it's the Sun despite coming from Io. Why would it be in orbit? He also explicitly teleports to it, despite just leaving Jupiter.
Logic would say he was hit away from the GRB and he landed in rubble.Logic would say he was planted into the rocks.
Read the mangaThat's incorrect. He said the very last thing he saw was the attack, and we see him in the rocks. Logic would say he was planted into the rocks.
Read the manga .....pleaseHe looks away from Jupiter and between Earth and the Moon, and questions if it's the Sun despite coming from Io. Why would it be in orbit? He also explicitly teleports to it, despite just leaving Jupiter.
The specifics of his Development are listed in the P&A section. I specifically say it depends on his emotions and link to where it says that in the manga.His reactive power level should have notes to it since it depends on his emotions which he generally lacks.
And the time travel should be noted to have been forgotten currently, along with him copying Garou's moves against him.
If that's not enough for another tier, fair, but some notes would be nice
Either downgrade it accordingly to....whatever it would be....or drop this wank.There are CLEARLY visible stars in later chapters of the fight in the alleged space hole (including the "Sun" by the way) . Maybe you can downscale but the Sun is in the direction of the redirected SP^2 and is fine so.....either it's selectively destructive or it's not stellar wiping en masse. The calc uses the farthest stars, but it's clearly not that far. Maybe you can argue for some but all is just a lie.
garou looks at the sun to look for the existence of planet earthHe looks away from Jupiter and between Earth and the Moon, and questions if it's the Sun despite coming from Io. Why would it be in orbit? He also explicitly teleports to it, despite just leaving Jupiter.
Okay, fair on that.
Garou sees the Sun.
Garou realizes that, based on where he is, the Earth is in that direction.
Garou locates Earth from all the way back near Jupiter, and realizes he can just TP to it. He then prepares a Nuclear Fission attack with his left hand, which we can see.
Garou punches Saitama with Nuclear Fission, and we see Jupiter right next to the explosion.
Inconsistency, as we see there are no stars in the hole, as we even see stars reforming from the hole when time is reversing.only thing worth discussing is
is the star hole comment he made earlier
DAMN YOU ******* BEAT ME TO IT.Inconsistency, as we see there are no stars in the hole, as we even see stars reforming from the hole when time is reversing.
I'm quick wit it.DAMN YOU ******* BEAT ME TO IT.
I'm quick wit it.
Look at the sunlight relative to Earth and the moon in these two panels. The blast didn't go towards the sun.I like how the genuine lies about 4-A are being ignored.
I'll repost since no one has any valid point against it.
Either downgrade it accordingly to....whatever it would be....or drop this wank.
The ONLY reason 4-A is used is if ALL STARS were destroyed, but the next chapter DISPROVED that notion. The SUN also tanked it, so it's questionable if it's even 4-C to begin with.
Either the OPM Sun has 4-A durability, or the SP^2 isn't WAY above 4-C