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Well this is fiction after all. And this is a metal we have no idea about and is even stated that it's not from Earth
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STRONGEST One-Punch Man Discussion Thread!
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It behaving like a liquid doesn't change that Stoke's law is about solid substances interacting with fluids of a different particle amount in a uniform body of material. The fest occurs over multiple layers of the Earth with uneven material, the particles do interact with each other, and it's going through a solid most of the time rather than a liquid.
Fiction doesn't follow logic but our calcs do. You cannot calculate a feat that involves an object exerting friction on the planet that's nearly ten billion times higher than the Earth's GBE.
Because it's alien super metal, not something we have a tangible idea of how it works
We're not ignoring it, it's just the basis of your calc is flawed
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Can someone link the webcomic feats sandbox?
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even if my calculation is wrong
if you take into account the friction force the feat will surpass the energy required to destroy the earth
there is also the enormous pressure of the earth's mantle to consider
if you take into account the friction force the feat will surpass the energy required to destroy the earth
there is also the enormous pressure of the earth's mantle to consider
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So even the original Low 5-B calc is unusable?
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It's unusable if we go with the idea that he absorbed thermal energy rather than a chunk of the inner core, since the fear is only as high as it is due to Kinetic Energy.
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Does anyone have the original kanji for this? I'd like to see a translated raw.
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We do see major damage, room-sized chunks of building are falling off and high rise buildings are falling over by the surface team. That's 8 at a minimum
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That happened underground
Those were damaged from the surface battle with Evil Eye.
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We see damage it caused to the buildings and Electric Catfish man called it no ordinary earthquake.
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At the very least the earthquake Orochi caused is magnitude 6, as Captain Mizuki says the quake was bigger than the previous one.
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The same buildings I mentioned as being damaged and neglected due to that part of the city being ditched for like two months.
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It was rejected before by assuming Fuhrer Ugly wasn't going all out against him
I don't agree with that, btw
I don't agree with that, btw
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Fuhrer Ugly's Low 7-B rating comes from him being vastly above high demon lvl monster, which are also Low 7-B. Why wouldn't Fuhrer be casually above demon levels when hes a Dragon lvl himself?
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I don't agree with the "not going all out" part, I agree with you, he should scale
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My opm databook Spanish edition just arrived. So I'll be able to translate the pages with the other guy. Unfortunately I have work so it'll be tomorrow.
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Yeah, you guys can ask for the pages you want translated.
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Bump
Does anyone have the original kanji for this? I'd like to see a translated raw.
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Okay so here's a possible recalc I can do
So using my Orochi Calc
So we add this to the Earthquake stuff and Orochi is downgraded to High 6-C or 6-A depending on which earthquake method we want to use.
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Are we only using the earthquake feat and removing the magma pull?
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The above is under the assumption Orochi absorbed the thermal energy rather than physically pulled a chunk of the inner core up
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Ah gotcha
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I don't think it was just thermal energy. We say the movement marks in the core.
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Movement marks doesn't mean its not thermal energy. Just that things got displaced by the tail moving up.
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Could thermal energy really cause displacement?
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Finally home, I can scan some pages of the databook if you guys want. We have plenty of Spanish translators here. Any particular pages?
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The tail could, like I said. The lines also appear before the ball does, implying it the tail dragging itself back up as well.
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We see that the displacement indications are in the same shape as what Orochi dragged up.
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Hmm Genos fought G4 for 15 minutes and 43 seconds. Longer than I thought.
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The core has not been dragged out when they appear. The displacement is from the tail moving back to Orochi, not the thermal energy from the core moving upwards.
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Orochi's tailed didn't extend to the core.
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The displacement is from the tail going back to Orochi, not from the thermal energy moving to the surface
Yes it did. He literally spiked it into the ground for that reason
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I'm not saying you're wrong about it being the tail, I'm just saying what you've given is hardly substantial.
Also, I was saying I don't get how it being displaced before the core is fully out proves anything. The sphere was already half-way out of the core.
Also, I was saying I don't get how it being displaced before the core is fully out proves anything. The sphere was already half-way out of the core.
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