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What title said. Why do we use an universe calc size, I repeat, a universe size to calc things like speed? It is not like calc the distance between two countries via pixelscaling, or the size of something, we are calcing something with light-years of size. I am talking about Dragon Ball's Universe Size Calc.
I will quote some comments from here.
First of all, Darkanine's comment
Personally, I never liked the idea of calculating the size of fictional planets unless they have obvious characteristics that make them larger than your average planet
So, for now, we have one point of: The Planet is Earth-sized unless stated or shown otherwise.
Now, what Assalt said
The thread I linked was when Tata tried to calc Naruto's planet size. First of all, we scaled a country, and then, the map, after, the planet. Ok, it was rejected with the same arguments above, but why do we calc a universe size and even a planet size? Fairy Tail also has its own Planet size calc, and I don't remember anyone justifying the size with statements like "Oh this character said the planet is bigger than ours" or something like. This is hypocrisy.
Here is the FT calc
Honestly, if we can't calc planet sizes because they are something too big to scale, we shouldnt do the same with something light-years of size.
I will quote some comments from here.
First of all, Darkanine's comment
And this part of the comment is what mattersDarkanine said:Personally, I never liked the idea of calculating the size of fictional planets unless they have obvious characteristics that make them larger than your average planet, like the Earth in OP apparently being bigger than moons. I feel like that unless a series uses the Blue Marble image, there's always going to be something that would make the planet bigger or smaller than Earth due to an inexact scale and inexact proportions, if that makes any sense.
So, I don't really have an opinion on this matter I guess.
Personally, I never liked the idea of calculating the size of fictional planets unless they have obvious characteristics that make them larger than your average planet
So, for now, we have one point of: The Planet is Earth-sized unless stated or shown otherwise.
Now, what Assalt said
Again, he agree with the point above, nothing to say here.Assaltwaffle said:Gotta agree with Darkanine. Unless it is noted that the planet is abnormally large or small we should assume Earth-like and stop trying to scale random things to make it as big as possible.
The thread I linked was when Tata tried to calc Naruto's planet size. First of all, we scaled a country, and then, the map, after, the planet. Ok, it was rejected with the same arguments above, but why do we calc a universe size and even a planet size? Fairy Tail also has its own Planet size calc, and I don't remember anyone justifying the size with statements like "Oh this character said the planet is bigger than ours" or something like. This is hypocrisy.
Here is the FT calc
Honestly, if we can't calc planet sizes because they are something too big to scale, we shouldnt do the same with something light-years of size.