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But who said this was an argument? I said THAT SEEMS, because with that the slice would be much smaller than the previous ones.Nope. That argument doesn’t work anymore if the only reason is visual representation.
I answered correctly. Your “seems” was irrelevant to me stating that there is a rule about artist visual renditions of things.But who said this was an argument? I said THAT SEEMS, because with that the slice would be much smaller than the previous ones.
You should read things before you answer, for love.
Irrelevant is what you think, being that I don't give a damn what you think, I said what I thought.I answered correctly. Your “seems” was irrelevant to me stating that there is a rule about artist visual renditions of things.
Good, and I answered with a fact. Glad I could help.Irrelevant is what you think, being that I don't give a damn what you think, I said what I thought.
Some people were against the scaling tats to the ship, if she scales to the ship, she becomes "at least 6-A", if she doesn't, she should be just "6-A"Why not both?
What are you reffering to?With the new standards for KE isn't it fine to use it if that character is proven to move fast enough?
I thought KE was fine to use for large characters if that character can move as fast a human/animal scaled up from there prospective.What are you reffering to?
For the Giant Snowman I did some rough calcs up scaling from a 6 foot snow man and even assuming the snowman moved at the speed of a average human and was 1000 meters I got High 7-C to Low 7-B results. Although I'm not the best at calcing stuff. U could maybe get away with that scaling.Ah I see, iirc that's fine.
Also wouldn't it be safe to assume that Giant snowman is moving at supersonic via being superior to Kombu infinity?
Yeah, if we can confirm they move as fast as a human. However, many giant creatures tend to move slowly. In the case of HEO, he's fast enough to tag (hypersonic) heroes so I can see that. Maybe HEO's shown speed feats (namely tagging A-class) justifies the current KE?I thought KE was fine to use for large characters if that character can move as fast a human/animal scaled up from there prospective.
If we can confirm Giant Snowman moves "step" for step as fast as a human would, he would be high hypersonic. The current calc gives 7-B+ results, it's true, but snowman snow (neve snow) is denser than a human per m2. Only problem is, unlike HEO, Giant Snowman scales to no one and has no speed feats outside of the anime intro where he moves slow af.For the Giant Snowman I did some rough calcs up scaling from a 6 foot snow man and even assuming the snowman moved at the speed of a average human and was 1000 meters I got High 7-C to Low 7-B results. Although I'm not the best at calcing stuff. U could maybe get away with that scaling.
He should be supersonic at the very least via being superior to kombu infinity, right?Only problem is, unlike HEO, Giant Snowman scales to no one and has no speed feats outside of the anime intro where he moves slow af.
In theory, but I'm betting the calc group will insist on using the slow anime timeline instead of normal demon scaling. IDK, anime timelines usually get used when they existHe should be supersonic at the very least via being superior to kombu infinity, right?
TrueI'm iffy on using the anime, as the anime Giant Snowman looks vastly different then the manga snowman
I decided to try calcing this just for fun. So I upscaled from the worlds largest snowman(37 meters and 13 million pounds) and assuming it can move at mach 1 I got around 3 megatons.He should be supersonic at the very least via being superior to kombu infinity, right?
Would it be calc stacking if we used supersonic saitama's speed, since that is what kombu infinity scales from?The weight for Giant Snowman found here, 87 200 000 000kg (192 billion pounds), should still be good since the issue was relative speed and not anything else.
Assuming Giant Snowman could move at Mach 1 (because you've picked a nice number), that gets 1.22 megatons KE. So it seems like you ended up with a very comparable weight to the OG calc.
Anyways, supersonic Giant Snowman man = at least low 7-B results, anything above mach 2.26 gives 7-B results, subsonic Giant Snowman = High 7-C.
Normally yes it would be calc stacking, however Antvasima did say OPM is unusually consistent with internal speed scaling. If somebody can tag somebody else, they're in the same speed tier, low-demon to low demon, high dragon to high dragon, etc. You'll never see a standard a-class hero speed blitz a standard demon, for example.Would it be calc stacking if we used supersonic saitama's speed, since that is what kombu infinity scales from?
3.12 megatons, a little below HEO's current ratingBut what result would we get if we used Saitama's supersonic speed feat? Instead of just Mach 1
wait whatI decided to try calcing this just for fun. So I upscaled from the worlds largest snowman(37 meters and 13 million pounds) and assuming it can move at mach 1 I got around 3 megatons.
We gotta recalc giant snowman, unless we can justify his hypersonic KE without calc stacking. This is all the more important since HEO might get a huge downgradewait what
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My bad I misread. I thought you said an ordinary tall snowman at mach 1 got results that high. I was extremely confused. lol
My snowbro is dense afMy bad I misread. I thought you said an ordinary tall snowman at mach 1 got results that high. I was extremely confused. lol
I will add that the concept of a regular snowman moving at mach 1 and creating an explosion 30 times greater than Hiroshima is absolutely hilariousMy bad I misread. I thought you said an ordinary tall snowman at mach 1 got results that high. I was extremely confused. lol