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Crazy idea, but what if we didn’t scale Boros to something that crippled him and resulted in his death?
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Clearly downplay. Why would we not scale someone to something stronger than them? Next you’ll say Choze doesn’t scale to Orochi smhCrazy idea, but what if we didn’t scale Boros to something that crippled him and resulted in his death?
Well it's not blunt force and that's not how that works, Garou is equal to Darkshine at that point and Darkshine can't harm himself- yet Garou does. Why is that? Why would one attack with X force not do damage when another attack with X force does? It comes down to the specifics of the technique and how the energy is distributed.About nearly a year ago, I made a thread (It turned to be a mess now due to the form move) asking whether or not Garou did harm Darkshine by bypassing his durability and skin, therefore attacking his internal organs, causing him to bleed. But they said it just meant that Garou grew strong enough to harm Darkshine and that's how blunt force attacks work.
That's what they said to me and I was apparently convinced of that and for some other reason that I don't quite remember now. But basically, they said something that Garou simply became strong enough to harm Darkshine, and it is true that Darkshine's durability is significantly above his own AP to the point he claims he isn't even able to hurt himself. However; after Garou matched a punch from Darkshine and got his shirt tore off, Darkshine's strength wasn't indicated to be on the level of Garou's anymore. Garou's strength, on the other hand, was stated by Darkshine himself to have continuously increased during their fight. So their stats at the end of the fight in my opinion are like this:Well it's not blunt force and that's not how that works, Garou is equal to Darkshine at that point and Darkshine can't harm himself- yet Garou does. Why is that? Why would one attack with X force not do damage when another attack with X force does? It comes down to the specifics of the technique and how the energy is distributed.
Ah, I think I get what the disconnect is about. Chapter 129 got a slight redraw- in the original fight, Darkshine never hits Garou. This is probably the version of the fight that this scaling comes from. With the information at the time, this scaling is accurate. However, in the redrawn version of the fight Darkshine lands his "double superalloy Bazooka" on Garou- breaking his shoulders up. While Garou does immediately recover because type 2 immortality + combat-speed regen, Darkshine is still doing more damage to Garou than Garou is to him, which can mean several things.That's what they said to me and I was apparently convinced of that and for some other reason that I don't quite remember now. But basically, they said something that Garou simply became strong enough to harm Darkshine, and it is true that Darkshine's durability is significantly above his own AP to the point he claims he isn't even able to hurt himself. However; after Garou matched a punch from Darkshine and got his shirt tore off, Darkshine's strength wasn't indicated to be on the level of Garou's anymore. Garou's strength, on the other hand, was stated by Darkshine himself to have continuously increased during their fight. So their stats at the end of the fight in my opinion are like this:
Darkshine's durability (1) > Garou's strength (2) ~ Garou's durability (3) > Darkshine's strength.
(1) is because Darkshine withstood all of Garou's attacks with only minor injuries.
(2) is because Garou could match Darkshine's strength previously and continuously grew even stronger as their fight went on, strong enough to harm him but could not cause any serious injuries.
(3) is because Garou could withstand Darkshine's powerful attacks with little to no issues.
I think Darth said he wanted to do itHas anyone calculated Black Sperm Tsunami yet
Isn't he waiting for BS to be weakened, then kill him?because Homeless Emperor would scale above it.
When he says "weakened" he means split to the max. Homeless seems to be under the assumption that BS will kill all the heroes, then destroy humanity, then Homeless will be able to finish off the massive but uncoordinated and relatively non-durable BS clones.Isn't he waiting for BS to be weakened, then kill him?
I completely agree with Garou making Darkshine coughing up blood has something to do with his techniques and not only his raw strength. Yeah, there's a high chance that Darkshine's strength is equal to Garou at that point and Garou's techniques were the factors to damage him, not raw strength, therefore it is believed that he must have hurt him using a technique that somewhat negates his durability and his skin. Darkshine also speficially mentions Garou's techniques have further sharpened right after being hurt by him, so it shouldn't be a stretch to say that Garou's technique was what allowed him to bypass Darkshine's skin and damage his insides.Ah, I think I get what the disconnect is about. Chapter 129 got a slight redraw- in the original fight, Darkshine never hits Garou. This is probably the version of the fight that this scaling comes from. With the information at the time, this scaling is accurate. However, in the redrawn version of the fight Darkshine lands his "double superalloy Bazooka" on Garou- breaking his shoulders up. While Garou does immediately recover because type 2 immortality + combat-speed regen, Darkshine is still doing more damage to Garou than Garou is to him, which can mean several things.
We know that Darkshine's AP scales considerably above Garou. Either, Garou's AP is considerably superior to his durability (not true since Garou is fighting with his fists and we literally saw the shockwaves from Darkshine's attack ripple through his body), or Darkshine and Garou are comparable and Garou's technique allows him to "punch" and deal damage above his weight class. I support the latter scaling- it's a bit of a condundrum otherwise.
Eyyy not badI did a calc for Webcomic Genos.
of course. Genos pre G4 has always been FTL. Atomic Samurai has always been FTL+. Weakened Tatsumaki FTL, as he runs away from Homeless's balls of light.Could this be used?
That's not Small City level+, Small City level+ starts at 3.65 Megatons.This does not include the number of his clones. Because the manga has not yet specified the number of his clones, so this is the method CURRENTLY.
It only makes things worse.That's not Small City level+, Small City level+ starts at 3.65 Megatons.
Also, dayum, that's dissapointing.
I guess this entire conversation gets a little esoteric when we realize that Garou is the kind of guy who gets stronger every other panel, so even if we scale his AP scales to a character in one part of the chapter, statements suggest he's likely stronger later on in that same fight. I guess it comes down to whether he has limited dura neg. We say that Bomb has durability negation with his technique, so I don't think extending it to Garou should be controversial, especially given what we've seen of both styles against EC/Darkshine.I completely agree with Garou making Darkshine coughing up blood has something to do with his techniques and not only his raw strength. Yeah, there's a high chance that Darkshine's strength is equal to Garou at that point and Garou's techniques were the factors to damage him, not raw strength, therefore it is believed that he must have hurt him using a technique that somewhat negates his durability and his skin. Darkshine also speficially mentions Garou's techniques have further sharpened right after being hurt by him, so it shouldn't be a stretch to say that Garou's technique was what allowed him to bypass Darkshine's skin and damage his insides.
The reason I believe Garou's strength at the end of the fight is superior to Darkshine's is because he could hurt him with a regular kick, something Darkshine claimed he isn't even able to do to himself. But that is kind of inconsequential since it can be argued that Garou grew even stronger after he withstood Darkshine's Superalloy Double Bazooka given that is how his ability works (the more damage he takes, the stronger he becomes) and that it doesn't disprove the fact that Garou could actually harm Darkshine with his technique and not only his raw strength before.
So yeah, I'm inclined to agree that it isn't Garou's only raw strength that made him bleed but it must have something to do with his technique. Don't worry about that.
Hmm, the math looks good, but 3 meters is not a very common height for a building story. 3.2 and 4.3 meters are common heights as far as I know. Unless you have a particular reason for using 3 meters per story, I would recommend using either of those heights which are common to high rise buildings. Especially if you used the 4.3 meter height, that would likely change the results noticeably.This does not include the number of his clones. Because the manga has not yet specified the number of his clones, so this is the method CURRENTLY.
Can you post it, so we can get calc members to see which one is more usable?Okay, doing some rough math I can confirm that using a 4.3 meter height per story would more than double the results, it would almost certainly be low-end 7-B. That is personally what I would have used and is the standard I am more familiar with, but 3.2 meters is another common height you could use. It depends if you think the building and the wave are taller or shorter really.