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Thoughts?
(And I wanted to make a blog post but can't for some reason)
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Solar system luffy
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Thoughts?
(And I wanted to make a blog post but can't for some reason)
GodlyCharmander
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ISL for Whitebeard's Earthquakes are not a bad idea actually. But nah.
First, we don't allow horizon scaling for this very reason.
Second, we have officially maps for the world of one piece where we can calculate the size of the planet using the red line. The planet is much smaller than this horizon.
So unfortunately, not valid.
First, we don't allow horizon scaling for this very reason.
Second, we have officially maps for the world of one piece where we can calculate the size of the planet using the red line. The planet is much smaller than this horizon.
So unfortunately, not valid.
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Yeah I don't believe it either though I want more opinions on it
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Create a Blog but it will get declined right away anyway
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GodlyCharmander
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It's not theirs. Also, it uses information contradicting to our sizes, so it'd be a waste of time. Better to explain why it's not allowed.
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I WOULD HAVE IF SOMEONE COULD HELP ME
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Also there are more luffy scales that get him to uni but uh one will require a lot of time to read
GodlyCharmander
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We know all of them, and we have debunked all of them. Please do not waste your time like this.
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There's an enel uni scale have you seen anything like that?
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then ask around.
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straight to uni? Is there any scales for possibly multiversal and tier 0?
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Yeah for multi there's a scale that I disagree with and takes so many screenshots to fit the whole scale
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Wait there is also scale for multi? Damn, this world is crazy
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I think it's debunkable
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If it is even valid in the first place, why I doubt
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I saw complex multi luffy on tiktok
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Uni Luffy? Idk whatever crack yall be smoking but it's clearly a lot stronger than mine.
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Want some?
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Does a bear shit in the woods?
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I mean probably
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GodlyCharmander
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Guys, it's goofy, but the math isn't wrong
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Uni Luffy is based on Blackbeard’s black hole with infinite rotational energy iirc.
GodlyCharmander
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It has more than one support.
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GodlyCharmander
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i think it might be for whitebeards tremors being stated to be capable of destroying the planet
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No one takes that statement as a scaling thing. Even though it's repeated several times in manga, databook and Ace novel. At this point it's embarrassing how we choose to ignore it.
So until that statement gets repeated with more depth (because apparently you need more than 'destroy' for it) then it probably doesn't matter for the scaling.
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Give me 1 reason not to use it, even if we don't use it in the context of planetary destruction, it can be very well used as "whitebeard can make the world uninhabitable" as he is still destroying the world in that context (remember, world doesn't necessarily equate to planet, it can mean literally anything)
And the issue of whitebeard not destroying marineford can be addressed with :
1- he was sick and weakened
2- he was holding back
We never really saw the full potential of the gura gura no mi
Heck, didn't someone state that they're not safe from the gura gura even while on the other side of the world?
Absolutely no reason not to take the statement, even if we lowball it to a cartoonish degree
And the issue of whitebeard not destroying marineford can be addressed with :
1- he was sick and weakened
2- he was holding back
We never really saw the full potential of the gura gura no mi
Heck, didn't someone state that they're not safe from the gura gura even while on the other side of the world?
Absolutely no reason not to take the statement, even if we lowball it to a cartoonish degree
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You can't really calc something vague like that when
- We don't know how long it would take
- We don't know in what way it would be destroyed; erased, cracked, fragmented, life wiped etc
- We don't know if he'd overcome the GBE or not
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Its a fruit that causes tsumanies and earthquakes, can't we use surface area to find the energy needed to wipe it?
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Hence the 'more depth'. We'll either need to be shown a feat of the quakes travelling globaly in a certain timeframe or a statement like 'destroy it one shot' type thing.
That or a Boros style 'destroy the surface in one blast' thing. Too vague to calc.
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