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>tfw none of the arguments were based on how gear shifting in cars work so it debunked literally nothing
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You mean apart from xulrev's comments about car gears? What? You guys have been arguing about how it is comparable to steps and gears and what not as per the dB and now that it actually coincides with my point it is suddenly not the point lmao.Paul Frank said:>tfw none of the arguments were based on how gear shifting in cars work so it debunked literally nothing
It is literally in the op. Shifted up in speed "from one" in other words starting at 1 up to 5 times. 5 times 1 is 5. 5 times the initial speed. LogicXulrev said:You do realize that the numbers differ from actual gears, correct?
Further where did Lee state that Step 5 is five times as fast as Step 1 I would appreciate this scan.
That is the evidence which is something very straightforward. That right there is literally everythingRegisNex1232 said:Don't think that the OP is valid given the lack of supporting evidence. It should br rejected IMO.
Supporting evidence? Like what? The databook?RegisNex1232 said:Don't think that the OP is valid given the lack of supporting evidence. It should br rejected IMO.
By what multiplier? The damn number of shifts. With evidence being the 5 times said at the end for the final multiplier. Are you deliberately being obtuse?Xulrev said:Mmhmm, he shifted up by what multiplier, precisely? Where did you get the numbers? I see none in any scans, regrettably.
The evidence states the multiplier goes up to 5 times.RegisNex1232 said:The evidence states nothing about explicit multipliers unlike for example Goku's Kaioken increasing speed and power by a set amount. So I rewlly don't understand why some people keep insisting that there is supporting evidence when there isn't any.
I am not misleading anyone or else I would not have posted a scan of it. I am stating my interpretation of it. Lee states that it can be shifted up in speed from 1 being the base speed. Up to 5 times it is pretty dman blatant.RegisNex1232 said:It says there are 5 different speeds the Sekizo can reach. No mentions of a 5x multiplier anywhere. Please, there is no meed to blatantly and intentionally try to mislead people to support an argument. I would like to think we are better than that.
Actually the evidence states there are 5 shifts in speed. Starting from the base 1.Xulrev said:The evidence states there are 5 Steps, correct, so we are on the same page.
But again: where is an explicit number given for what multiplier each Step has?
There is no mention of a multiplier anywhere, thus rendering your argument as nothing more than speculation. Pretending it isn't won't change the fact that this is still speculation.Rocker1189 said:I am not misleading anyone or else I would not have posted a scan of it. I am stating my interpretation of it. Lee states that it can be shifted up in speed from 1 being the base speed. Up to 5 times it is pretty dman blatant.
Are you diberately ignoring the 1 to 5 times? Is that not a multiplier or am I somehow mistaken and just seeing things.RegisNex1232 said:There is no mention of a multiplier anywhere, thus rendering your argument as nothing more than speculation. Pretending it isn't won't change the fact that this is still speculation.
Exactly this. It said its attack speed can be shifted up from one to five times. Any speed that is marginally above the base speed qualifies as a shift.Damage3245 said:Well, just to analyze the specific wording; it says that the speed is shifted up 1 to 5 times; meaning that it gets faster a number of times, not that it doubles in speed each time.
That's not the same thing as a 5 times multiplier to his base speed.
For example:
Base Speed -> First Step (1.2 x base speed) -> Second Step (1.4 x base speed), etc.
That's a shift up in speed, but not a multiplier.
Yeah it helped me realized that you are the one mistaken. Yeah the first step is his simple base speed. And the fifth is 5 times faster. And the gear analogy helps to show that it is a multiple time boost not some negibible addition.Xulrev said:You are, indeed, mistaken.
He can utilize a Step 1 to 5 times, since there are 5 Steps to Sekizo.
You are conflating this with 'he can amp his speed from 1 to 5 times'.
Hopefully this helps.
Step 1 is literally the first elephant leg. It is not just a speed boost it is an attack. As you know.Xulrev said:If 1 is the base speed then why is Step 1 existent? It wouldn't be a step, it would be Base.
"This type of argumentation" what exactly do you mean by this?RegisNex1232 said:Exactly as Xulrev says, you all seem to be misinterpreting Steps to be a direct multiplier rather than an unknown increase as the text and manga suggests. This type of argumentation isn't accepted here, so why should this be any different?
Sorry but if you thought that was meant to be an arguement then I don't know what to think. Especially when the first thing you did was accuse me if misleading people.RegisNex1232 said:Where people are presenting a theory that the evidence refutes or doesn't support, and act indignant and shocked when called out on it.
@XulrevOmimi said:why would u insert DB info in manga statementXulrev said:@Omimi
>There are *1 to 5 levels (steps, phases) of speed
That's direct from the Databook entry on Sekizo. So I'm very confused as to how you believe it to be false and unfounded? Perhaps you could explain your rationale better
they are not same
manga talk about shift up in speed but u remove that part and put takes a Step
u cant just pick a word from DB and put it in manga sentence however u feel like
this is just wrong and it change the whole meaning
and anyway lets just agree to disagree
The manga states nothing about steps. It calls it a continuous attack that builds up speed as it goes on up to five time starting from 1Xulrev said:The manga states the same, Omimi. The user has between 1 and 5 steps of an unquantifiable speed amp.