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25 megatonsThat's for his pre molt length right? His Post Molt length was calced at over 4000 meters what would that yield?
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25 megatonsThat's for his pre molt length right? His Post Molt length was calced at over 4000 meters what would that yield?
We could scale it to the meteor beam.IDK if anyone still cares about EC's KE calc... but what if we scaled Genos's beam speed to JDA?
Okay thanksWe already use it
That is Saitama's speed. Or at least it was Saitama's speed until we downgraded Geryuganshoop over the Murata statement, now it's just a 'possibly'.In the calculation that USklaverei did, in the end there was something like this:
1.65670167e-9 seconds, or 2.01c (FTL)
What? How is the fact that his last body position before the throw was such a proof that Geryuganshoop was moving when the stones were thrown? It may well be a movement before the throw. His phrase could likewise be said before the stones were thrown. As evidence in favor of this - anime. In it, Geryuganshoop said this and only then threw stones towards Saitama.He's talking in that same panel, I don't see where the implication he's static is coming from. We see him in one position, then in the middle of the rubble toward and the rocks fly at Saitama as he says "Die Earthling!" the fact that Murata put the text in the action panel feels more conclusive evidence that Geryuganshoop was moving than anything I can see to the contrary here
We can't see if he's moving before the panel because he's veiled inside the rubble tornado. If he said the line before the movement started, I don't understand why Murata would put the line in the movement panel.What? How is the fact that his last body position before the throw was such a proof that Geryuganshoop was moving when the stones were thrown? It may well be a movement before the throw. His phrase could likewise be said before the stones were thrown. As evidence in favor of this - anime. In it, Geryuganshoop said this and only then threw stones towards Saitama.
No, I think the upper end heroes are MHS, MHS+ and sub-rel, plus there's no reason Geryuganshoop can't be faster than most of the s-class- many of the threats Saitama puts down would be serious challenges for the s-class and I think Geryuganshoop is in that category via his TK and speed.Plus, doesn't that sound like an outlier to you? This would mean that almost all S-class heroes (except Flash, Genos and Tatsumaki) would be static (or very much slowed down) for him.
I quite think that the calculations for MHS and MHS+ are correct, in the next update of the profiles (which will begin after solving the issue with relativistic octopus velocities (His name is difficult for the translator to spell, I will call him octopus)). His combat speed through scaling through characters is MHS+, but the speed of throwing stones is Relativistic+, which is the reason why he should be slowed down for stones. And there is no evidence in favor of the movements at the time of the throw. The conversation took place on the same scan, when he just started throwing stones. That is, he could first say this phrase, and then start throwing stones (Just like in the anime). Such moments with words before action are always found in Marvel comics or DS and other mangas.We can't see if he's moving before the panel because he's veiled inside the rubble tornado. If he said the line before the movement started, I don't understand why Murata would put the line in the movement panel.
I know you consider MHS and relativistic OPM calcs to be outlierish, but I see no indication he was static and the line is on the movement panel, it'd be simpler to assume he's saying it as he's throwing the stones.
Geryuganshoop is not the kind of monster that is positioned as a very fast physical. For him, the death of Gloribas and Melzalgald was already a reason to panic and believe that his enemy would be very dangerous for him. But other S-class heroes fought on equal terms with Melzalgald in speed.No, I think the heroes are MHS, MHS+ and sub-rel, plus there's no reason Geryuganshoop can't be faster than most of the s-class- many of the threats Saitama puts down would be serious challenges for the s-class and I think Geryuganshoop is in that category via his TK and speed.
Yeah, no.I doubt he had time to move before the stones flew to Saitama. Most likely, these movements were performed before the stones were thrown.
Throwing something doesn't scale to your reaction speed. Neither does yelling while doing so.Yes, his reaction time must be comparable.
Well if you're a regular sentient, you can't yell faster than you think and not much faster than you perceive. But let me guess, we'll have to list Geryuganshoop's reaction speed as unknown because we don't have any concrete feats in that fieldThrowing something doesn't scale to your reaction speed. Neither does yelling while doing so.
Bumping thisIs there a way to calculate Orochi's beam speed? I think that could potentially upgrade some as some had to react and defend against Orochi's beams. If they do end up scaling to his beam speed, then it allows Orochi to scale to his attack speed
We'll list it at MHS+ since that's what scales to.But let me guess, we'll have to list Geryuganshoop's reaction speed as unknown because we don't have any concrete feats in that field
Him being superior to demons like bug godWhere does MHS + come from?
Ah I get you now. We've just been making the case that Geryuganshoop is not only moving rocks at rel+ speeds, but also that Geryuganshoop is moving his own tentacles and talking within a relativistic timeframe. If you can notably move and talk at relativistic speeds, wouldn't it be more likely that you could perceive at those speeds as opposed to MHS+? I don't see why his reaction time would be magnitudes slower than his attack speed when it is presented in this way and there's nothing narratively suggested he thinks and perceives that much slower than he is actingWe'll list it at MHS+ since that's what scales to.
The rocks are thrown with a superpower that negates friction. He doesn't move with said power or react to a attack with a similar speed, so why should we scale him to the rocks?
Because Atomic has a lot more speed moving your arm than your whole body and that is evident, you know that yourself.Why attack speed tho? Why not combat speed? I don't see any indication that it would only be attack speed
The Black Sperm fight is the best indication that AS can attack much faster than he can move. In the timespan it takes BS to throw a punch, AS can cut him hundreds if not thousands of times. But is still unable to physically avoid the incoming punch. So AS can swing his sword to a far greater degree than he can move his body.Why attack speed tho? Why not combat speed?
The possibility of him not scaling to his TK speed is why there's no hard confirmation on his speed. I'm not against the rating existing, but making it his base rating is questionable in my view.If you can notably move and talk at relativistic speeds, wouldn't it be more likely that you could perceive at those speeds as opposed to MHS+? I don't see why his reaction time would be magnitudes slower than his attack speed when it is presented in this way and there's nothing narratively suggested he thinks and perceives that much slower than he is acting
Fair I guessThe Black Sperm fight is the best indication that AS can attack much faster than he can move. In the timespan it takes BS to throw a punch, AS can cut him hundreds if not thousands of times. But is still unable to physically avoid the incoming punch. So AS can swing his sword to a far greater degree than he can move his body.
Also any thoughts on this?Is there a way to calculate Orochi's beam speed? I think that could potentially upgrade some as some had to react and defend against Orochi's beams. If they do end up scaling to his beam speed, then it allows Orochi to scale to his attack speed