Mad_Dog_of_Fujiwara
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Done. I don't think it'll quite reach 50 tons like Cirno's feat, but it'll be a good backing feat for sure.
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Wanna clarify that I have 0 calcing skills so this will be less of an actual calc and more of a 'here is everything needed to do the calc'. The high 8-C was just an estimate, I believe.
Okay, so here's Nitori's flood spell card in question (using the Hakurei shrine stage in AoCF since it's a safe lowball, and easier to measure).
AoCF runs at 60 FPS, and the flood moves approximately this far in a single frame.
Here's Nitori's height compared to the three fairies. We know they're 1.387 meters tall, and should have a head size of 0.27391666666 meters (from here). This means Nitori's head size is about 0.29158870967 meters (I feel like I did this part wrong...).
From there, scaling her head to the flood, we find that it moved 1.23285752685 meters in one frame (241/57= 4.228070175438597, 4.228070175438597 x 0.29158870967 = 1.23285752685).
1.23285752685 x 60 = 73.971451611 m/s, which is 266.2972257996 km/h. From there I think we only need to figure out the volume of the flood, which I think also requires estimating how high above the ground they are... yeah, that's beyond my already shitty math abilities. But I hope this is enough info to give someone else the push to do an actual calc of this feat.
Does this work better?Out of curiosity, you got a full body (not half body) shot of Nitori next to the fairies?
They do, it's just a matter of scaling to physicals, which I got covered.Friezing feats may or not count for AP anymore
UES standards aren't really set in stone but the fact that Touhou has a universal source of power that is directly connected to at least one physical stat (stamina) and amps magical and physical power in equal measure will probably be good enough for most people.good thing we got the ues thing accepted right
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Alright, I have done so. Since the accepted calculations will likely need a new thread dedicated to them, I think this one can be closed.What has been accepted here can probably be applied.