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Revisiting Toneri's Moon Split

Untrue. That's only if their gravitational influence is still affecting each other, which, would mean the GBE wasn't overcome in the first place. If the KE were to be higher than the GBE, the two celestial bodies would drift away from each other by being affected by a stronger gravitational influence (Solar System, Star, Galaxy, etc)
Exactly.
 
there is a possible small planet feat in the novel, dont know who would be interested in calculating it but dm me, its the teisengan chambers
From what I've seen on Discord, assuming the moon hit earth at earth's escape velocity, the barrier would have to tank a few teratons, aka country level.
It obviously depends on the size of the castle, but this is just to give you a general idea, the accurate result shouldn't be too far off.
 
That is just untrue on so many levels.
If something comes gravitationally unbound, as in the celestial body is no longer connected, then no, it ain't. I'm told the moon came back together, somehow, after this, so it hardly matters, but let's clear misconceptions, aye?
 
This calc is getting removed.

Now we need to follow one of the two routes:

1) Recalc the feat with the average distance of the crack in other scenes. Or by any other method for Moon split that doesn't revolve around distance. Whether this is possible or not, it's up to the calc members.

2) In case there is no alternative to calc this, we scale characters to the next highest feat and such.

@Cyberblader90; see above.
 
Why would we take the later images that are just for scene composition over the visual depiction of the feat as it happens? The whole implication of that scene is to show off Toneri's power not the scenes afterwards and you can just argue the halves moved back together after the initial split and theres no inconsistency
 
If the cracks are consistently 50~20 meters, then I guess we can call the 60km an outlier? I mean, it was clearly done to inform visually what happened at the moment, it's just comes down if it was meant to be consistent or just to show the actual cut.
 
both halves moving back together in 17 seconds but conveniently stopping a few meters apart? Seems highly suspect
Almost as suspect as the splitting of the moon supposedly being portrayed as impressive in the narrative if its only like 8 to a few dozen meters literally makes no sense and the entire point of the zoom outshot is to show the power of the split everything else is for cinematic composition and imagery and isn't supposed to be indicative of the feat itself they already showed what it was already in the most direct form, this is why we should use where the feat actually happened instead of later shots as its the later shots that are actually inconsistent with the intention of the feat to show how powerful the split was and how much the moon was affected by it
 
Almost as suspect as the splitting of the moon supposedly being portrayed as impressive in the narrative if its only like 8 to a few dozen meters literally makes no sense and the entire point of the zoom outshot is to show the power of the split everything else is for cinematic composition and imagery and isn't supposed to be indicative of the feat itself they already showed what it was already in the most direct form, this is why we should use where the feat actually happened instead of later shots as its the later shots that are actually inconsistent with the intention of the feat to show how powerful the split was and how much the moon was affected by it
Assuming that's the narrative intention and it is literally the only shot supporting that notion. Every single other shot contradicts it. Are we to throw out literally everything just to support what is indeed the inconsistent shot?
 
Assuming that's the narrative intention and it is literally the only shot supporting that notion. Every single other shot contradicts it. Are we to throw out literally everything just to support what is indeed the inconsistent shot?
What other intention would there be? If they wanted it to be the way it's being portrayed in this thread they could have kept Toneri in frame with the split to compare the two they wouldn't even need to zoom out completely, visual consistency =/= narrative consistency, are you going to throw out the shot entirely when that's literally the feat as it happens and the rest makes no sense with the feat in context at all?
 
Untrue. That's only if their gravitational influence is still affecting each other, which, would mean the GBE wasn't overcome in the first place. If the KE were to be higher than the GBE, the two celestial bodies would drift away from each other by being affected by a stronger gravitational influence (Solar System, Star, Galaxy, etc)
What's GBE?
 
Zatanna from DC Comics.
I love her
About this. Can anybody lay out the feat and the scaling for this. Who are the characters that are going to be affected and to what degree, so that we can proceed with the changes.
The huge energy ball dubbed the Tenseigan pushes the moon towards the earth to the point where it'll crash into the earth and destroy it.
The energy ball dispersed, stopping it.

Toneri, right after he put in his new eyeballs was able to replicate the feat and continue to push the moon, which stopped when his eyeballs were removed from his head.

Everyone who scales to Toneri scales to this.
What's GBE?
 
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About this. Can anybody lay out the feat and the scaling for this. Who are the characters that are going to be affected and to what degree, so that we can proceed with the changes.
Toneri was going to move the Moon towards the earth with his Tenseigan.

Scaling Directly would be Toneri and KCM Naruto from the Last.

Scaling above Toneri and Naruto would Be.

1. Dual Rinnegan Madara
2. Six Paths Naruto
3. Rinnegan Sasuke
4. Kaguya
5.Momoshiki
6. Kinshiki
7.Delta
8.Ada
9.Ishikki
10.Code
11. Six Paths Adult Naruto
12. Adult Rinnegan Sasuke

I could be forgetting someone though

Edit: Forgot Boruto.
 
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