- 26,160
- 3,653
How big is the elephant (m or km wise)?
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Admittedly none because they have extremely low densities or something. But most of the time, it just comes down to fiction being fiction.Js250476 said:Well tbf how many absurdly large planets in fiction actually do that?
in that case at least 78.3682001 times the size of the sunJs250476 said:https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:CinCameron20/Zunisha,_the_Elephant's_tier
Well according to a calc from Cin 25,628.9643 meters
Exactly what I saidPaChi2 said:Arent they basically using a calculated value (aka size of the planet) to calculate a feat?
Oh, nice. Funny that.Ricsi-viragosi said:And bravo damage, you assumed 1km as height than you above saying 3 times the size of the sun was right (mathematically).
That would make it X4.5 bigger than earth, but to say that its moving at that speed is ridicolous and just an excuse for an outlier to be aaceptedJs250476 said:I mean even if you have to lowball it as much as possible ( like peak human speeds) it would probably still be big
But needing to assume that a 20 kilometer elephant is going as fast as a human for it isn'tVersusJunkie54 said:A rocky planet being the size of Jupiter and more massive, is possible. So a size around that of a Gas Giant is a more reasonable size tbh
Then we will have to downgrade people.Damage3245 said:I agree with Ricsi here.
All these attempts to try and calc the size of One Piece's Earth seem to be out of a desperation to make certain feats more impressive and boost calcs.
Why not we just accept it being an unknown size likely larger than IRL Earth, and not have it factor into any calcs? Until we get some proper evidence, alright?