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It looks like deflagration, yes. That's how I would calc it
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That's because they're upscaling from Gouketsu. He's the reason there's a "possibly Mountain level+" for their pages.Stop. I just noticed that AS and many dragons now have "Possibly mountain level+". Was my calculation accepted? YAY. Can you throw off the discussion in which my calculation was accepted? And by the way, why does the Samurai have "possibly mountain +"? After all, he directly showed this achievement. And why is it that almost everyone has "possibly a mountain +", while gouketsu just has a mountain level +?
When the staff pops off lolI don't know why it wouldn't be deflag, but aight i guess
What are both of your qualms please elaborate further.This does not in fact answer both of my qualms.
I see. What are some tells that, when you see them, you can say with confidence that an explosion is: A) a regular explosion or B) deflagration?This does not in fact answer both of my qualms.
Sure thing, here it is. Calc here: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...flects_many_Psykorochi_beams_at_the_same_time"I can't confirm the legitimacy of the deflagration calculation"
This first issue. I've never heard of your deflagration calculation that you use in your calc nor am I aware of its correctness.
Ah, now I'm getting it. This is the deflagration method Spinosaurus used here, and Jasonsith first applied here. Frankly, I haven't seen any subsonic deflagration equations on the official pages, it doesn't seem to have been used as much as it should. Jasonsith's calc describes it best."11480018671.1 × 1.3311 × 13062500 × 10 (number of rays) = 1.9960875 × 10^18 joules, or 477.076362333 megatons (Mountain Level, 7-A)."
This is the line of concern here. I need a source for this calculation method, where it came from. It certainly isn't standard for explosion calculations.
Well, Orochi is based on Yamato No Orochi, the firebreathing 8 headed dragon of Japanese legend. His dragon heads breathe concentrated beams that disperse into flames upon impact, fire manipulation is on his profile and his final form is also on mostly fire. He's just a fiery guy in every sense of the word. If the beam shown in the aforementioned calc is the same type as those fire beams used previously, it stands to reason the resulting explosions would be similar fire pillars (burning air). The only real question in my mind is if the beam in question is the same as the concentrated fire beams seen before- which I feel is the case, now that Binoculars compared the explosions side by side and further thinking.Ah, we've gotten somewhere. The long and short of the method is then that it assumes no explosion occurred at all, at least in the normal sense, and purely calculates this as a heat exchange- the depletion of oxygen. With that said, to be clear- the reason you are going for solely deflagration is because the feats cause fires, or am I missing some pivotal piece of information? I'm still largely adverse to using this without explicit details to suggest it, given that it does result in the calculation of otherwise standard explosions being about 320x as potent by the math.