Yeah so that garbage "it's impossible for it to be the moon" isn't an argument.
If there was any "void" it wouldn't have a
VISIBLE SHADOW on objects around it. It's
blocking light. Empty space doesn't do that. Physical objects do.
Fun fact, was looking into this and
this same sorta stupidity was argued for real life regarding a "hole in the universe" but it was a nebula instead.
Fun thing about nebulas,
some of them are called Eyes of God.
Know what's been the eye of God for the past many chapters? The moon.
"We debunked it already" given the garbage that I saw, no you didn't.
"The moon is too big"
it's too big here as well. Next.
Stop wanking without a base, give a good argument.
No, it wasn't ejecting clouds, Garou's black hole was absorbing matter, this is confirmed when you see civilians, ocean, buildings and rocks being lifted and pulled in the direction of the black hole. I don't know why you keep saying this, the clouds are being pulled as well.
A small black hole would most likely sink into the Earth's interior and absorb its matter from the inside out.
I don't really know what you are measuring here, we can't see the full width of the GRB in that panel.
They're being pushed out, visibly, by the center, which shows a spinning force but NEVER pulls the matter inside. Nothing ENTERS Garou's "black hole".
This is using a black hole the size of a nickel, the one allegedly depicted here is roughly 6-20 meters across varying on how you measure it (I use Garou's height) which would have exponentially greater mass, power, etc.
Not to mention, the fact this form is supposed to replicate natural phenomena means that there is no "but AP tho" especially when this verse already lacks any means of subduing damage besides actively restraining your output (Tatsumaki, Boros, Saitama are all great examples). Even using this explanation, Earth survived and basically unscathed.
We can, the beam fires and is circled by small little orbs at its exterior. When it strikes Saitama we see small orbs in frame, meaning the beam is shown in full width.