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That's the NATURE of COSMOS! No matter how much you change or evolve,it still something just different
Also they litellary said Seiya used Cosmos to make that crater
Also they litellary said Seiya used Cosmos to make that crater
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That is the basic nature of the cosmos and the classical destruction of all users of the cosmos. A Silver like Mayura disintegrates a meteorite with a casual attack.Kepekley23 said:1. Those are not Bronze Saint level Saints, though.
2. Even assuming it's the case for every saint, it clearly didn't happen with the Chapter 1 crater.
There is nothing in the lore, not a shred of evidence that suggests Seiya can fully annihilate stuff at this point in the series, and none of the early statements imply full annihilation, either. We've always held prioritized the visuals portrayed as the primary method of calculating a feat. This shouldn't be any different.Matthew Schroeder said:They clearly annihilate atoms seeing as that's what the explanation is giving. You're just hung up on visuals while ignoring the lore.
(sigh)Kepekley23 said:
In this other scene we can only observe some small rocks.Kepekley23 said:Never claimed they lacked atomic abilities, fourth or so time now.
The same training scene shows that they do not atomically annihilate stuffat all. They can destroy atoms to some limited extent, yes, but they literally never annihilate anything. To say they do is to ignore the clear cut visuals on both instances.Matthew Schroeder said:You literally did a post above. "Not an ounce of evidence that he can do it at this point", when the entire basis of Saints' training is learning to destroy and control atoms.
He's right. We see no "huge amount of tiny rock fragments" here or whatever.Crateris Aeson said:In this other scene we can only observe some small rocks.Kepekley23 said:Never claimed they lacked atomic abilities, fourth or so time now.
Again you claim they can't destroy atoms. But I guess you'll respond to this with "Never claimed they can't atomize. Fifth time now."Kepekley23 said:The same training scene shows that they do not atomically annihilate stuffat all.
(sighs)ParadoxIndifferent said:It clearly does not showcase complete atomization either. In fact, if you actually read the chapter, it is clear that they simply target the atomic structure in such a way as to weaken it, causing it to shatter.
Yet another instance; Marin punches a rock and it shatters into hundreds of pieces, and then we see the focused destruction it generates, with Marin even reinforcing that Seiya should break a rock exactly that way; which he does.
It is blatant that there is no complete annihilation going on, just some sort of hax that targets a fraction of the atoms.
I have no level of ignorance over the artwork.Matthew Schroeder said:They do sub-atomic / annihilate atoms. All you're doing is showing a terrific level of ignorance over the verse's mechanics and power system.
ParadoxIndifferent said:As Kep already scientifically demonstrated in this thread, even assuming they target some specific amount of atoms, they do not subatomatically destroy every atom of the thing they punch.
Even though it's said the energy he used to do the feat atomizes something when used?Sigurd Snake in The Eye said:it's literally in the OP the calc doesn't display atomic destruvction visually. He wishes to lower the calc to pulverization because that's the level of destruction displayed.
Leonida85 said:If the saints want to destroy all the opponent's atoms they can do it without problems as shown by Saga, at the end of the Sanctuary, against Ikki or Kanon against the specter Balron in Hades arc.
This seems more like a pathetic attempt to downgrade Saint Seiya than anything else.



The fragments are around the impact area and are small.Kepekley23 said:As you can see from the panel on the right, the debris created from the crater is simply flying upwards and out of the reader's view, and the fragments that we do see flying up are not small by any means.
Once again, this does not matter. Being capable of destroying at the subatomic level does not mean you can completely destroy an object on such a level. Just so you know, subatomically annihilating one particle releases 500 times less energy than a mosquito bumping into you.