- 1,162
- 414
Yeah I see that but if you look at the manga/novel it kinda says it would have badly hurt her, regardless, at this point I'm willing to replace that calc with a new one made with the manga as source for distance and everything as it's made by the author, I'll do it myself.He just says "You really were going to drive that in, huh". This doesn't mean Manabu was serious about hurting Horikita, it just means that Manabu was going to hit her.
Uh, even if I use 2 m/s for Manabu at the end of the day Ayano would still be 20x faster, so "the higher the number, the higher the speed gap" is a no no, the difference is always the same, anyway as I said I'll make a new calc for that based on the manga where manabu would have thrown her at high force since it's stated it would have hurt Horikita a lot, what do you guys think? I just need to find a valid source for a speed to use since the attack is different.You're still not understanding this.
You miss the main problem here.
It's the assumed speed.
You're assuming a speed for Manabu here, the higher the number, the higher the speed gap.
If Manabu's speed is 14m/s, then Ayanokoji's speed will be 293.72m/s. A huge gap.
If Manabu's speed is lower, the gap will be lower.
In short, the assumed speed is wrong.