Sengoku Basara 4 Sumeragi ending feat

[Friendlysociopath]

So I saw that the moon-splitting feat in Sengoku Basara 4 was used on the pages. Since that's the case, would this be a feat of speed for Sanada and Masamune? (It's the first scene- it ends at 1:06)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVFSs_HuRec&index=23&list=FLeu8V8589skXKtPdVpDbS8w

Sumeragi is basically an expansion on base Sengoku Basara 4. It was never released outside of Japan so AFAIK there are no translated cutscenes. To the best of my knowledge, Masamune and Sanada say something like, "This again?" "It's to be expected." and I will note my knowledge is poor in that area.

The visuals seem to indicate the two blasted off from Japan and flew... really far. At least off of Earth by the flame torrent alone- and the following cut and zoom-out seems to imply they even left the solar system and beyond.


I wasn't sure if this was ever discussed or not so I thought I'd bring it up.

 

[Dragonmasterxyz]

Yeah, the whole Solar System thing is more of a visual effect and not them actually making them or flying out there. However, that explosion could in fact be calced. Although it will pale in comparison to their Large Planet level feats.

 

[Friendlysociopath]

While I agree the giant dragon and tiger are dramatic visuals- I question what the evidence is that they did not, in fact, fly that far to some degree.

The torrent of fire that's their combat clearly can be see heading straight towards the camera- which is pointed right at Earth. The fire them passes and the camera has to pan out quite far for the odd visual. It is not an explosion spreading across the land- it's an explosion flying out to space. As explosions don't generally just shoot straight up- that can only mean the two are inside of it.

And the camera zooms out well past our planets to show the extent to which they traveled. Again, I get that the animals are nonsense, but the intent for that scene is clearly the two blasting off into space like they do at the end of almost every game/anime. And the distance they seemed to have traveled was very far.

I'm curious what the counter-explanation for what that scene is. The two travel out into space, reach the camera, stop dead and turn around? And then for no reason we get the zoom-out and the animal figures?

Edit: Actually the animal visuals make a sort of sense. Masamune and Sanada often battle and create energy-versions of their animals around them. Though them making energy-versions that are so large is... new.