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STRONGEST One-Punch Man Discussion Thread!
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isn't that the same?
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What proof?
Here's the proof
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0.0013 it is
MFTL+ OPM is something we're not ready for...
MFTL+ OPM is something we're not ready for...
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It wasn't gonna fly either way.
The mental gymnastics people are willing to make to upgrade their verse...
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Last time, I've seen microsecond after the chapter
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That doesn't gonna change the fact that the majority of a stopwatch usually starts with a minutes
Here's the proof
But FTL, MFTL aside am i the only one noticed that OPM is becoming more like the Saitama vs God fan-made there is just so many similarities
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Maybe Murata shortens the zeros which make microsecond instead of adding more zeros to establish microsecond but clarifies that it is actually microsecond at the end of chapter?
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wasn't that feat confirmed to be like subsonic a long time ago?
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that's not the point, the point is the number that comes after (') is the second and it's always the same for every stopwatch, so even if the stopwatch doesn't start from the minute, the number that comes after (') is the second
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I don't know why my link keeps expiring lol
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Very pog. More backing for MHS god tiers.
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So with the correct timeframe.
Also the scientific designation for minute is ' and second "
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I think you could consider 90 degrees for the movement as he had to stretch and turn his arm to distribute the punches.
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Send a link where this is explained to end this discussion, they've been debating about it for a while
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This is coming from Wikipedia saying "The average stopwatch starts with minutes". But you see, Wikipedia has a source for that claim.
I looked at it.
It does not say that. The source for Wikipedia uses Hours:Minutes'Seconds"Centiseconds. Hell the provided table in the pdf even states that digital stopwatches define what an hour is.
The only stopwwtches that use minutes are analog stopwatch going by every source given in the Wikipedia source.
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Personally, I also found a source talking about minutes at the start of the stopwatch. It's varied
www.sportsrec.com
How to Read a Stopwatch
There are two main types of stopwatches, the traditional non-digital watch with a large hand that circles the clock in a clockwise motion and more modern digital clocks that typically show readout times up to one-hundredths of a second. Depending on which clock you use you'll want to know how to...
www.sportsrec.com
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I made a thread on the disaster ratings stuff I talked about some time ago.
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And wikipedia stated the majority of it start with minutePersonally, I also found a source talking about minutes at the start of the stopwatch. It's varied
How to Read a Stopwatch
There are two main types of stopwatches, the traditional non-digital watch with a large hand that circles the clock in a clockwise motion and more modern digital clocks that typically show readout times up to one-hundredths of a second. Depending on which clock you use you'll want to know how to...
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Your source quite literally contradicts itself. It includes this image for the digital stop watch with a stated lowest time units of 1/100th of a second that fits in exactly what's in the manga.
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Wikipedia misquoted it's source. I even included screen shots from the source a few comments earlier.
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It's just 1.3 milliseconds. The feat is still good, it's just not going to be MFTL or whatever.
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So it's 1.3 and not 13?
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Every source that breaks down a common stopwatch have the : separate hours and minutes. The only time it does not is when multi : are used.
The feat was 00:00'00"00'''13
That's 0 Hours : 0 Minutes ' 0 Seconds " 0 Centiseconds ''' 1.3 Milliseconds
The only time stopwatch inlcude minutes after the colon is in the format
Hours : Minutes: Seconds . Fractions of seconds
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I wonder how strong the Vaccine Man would be portrayed if he didn't meet Saitama, my bet is he's as strong as the Homeless Emperor
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Head canon wise my assumption would be HE but without the weak human body.
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It is 0.0013 seconds, or 1,3 milliseconds
I think there is not a unit of measurement specific for 1/10000 secs , for some reason
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It only has one acceptable end, 1.3 milliseconds. There's no microsecond end here.
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it depends on stopwatches, some use minutes (and not all are from wikipedia)
