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Its actually tertiary cannon but we are uing composites for opm until there are massive contradictionsSomebodyStupid said:Is the anime even the primary canon?
Bruh the cinematic timeing in there is well very abusable
Wasn't there a sub rel calc for that feat for the manga?Celestial Pegasus said:Its actually tertiary cannon but we are uing composites for opm until there are massive contradictionsSomebodyStupid said:Is the anime even the primary canon?
Bruh the cinematic timeing in there is well very abusable
I think there was it came out to sub relativisticSomebodyStupid said:Wasn't there a sub rel calc for that feat for the manga?Celestial Pegasus said:Its actually tertiary cannon but we are uing composites for opm until there are massive contradictionsSomebodyStupid said:Is the anime even the primary canon?
Bruh the cinematic timeing in there is well very abusable
Cinematic time is the only time we have thoLordAizenSama said:it's not even the primary canon and you are justifying it with cinematic time.. It won't be happening
considering that dbz isnt gonna use cinematic timing either, I doubt that it'll be implementedLordXcano said:Cinematic time is the only time we have thoLordAizenSama said:it's not even the primary canon and you are justifying it with cinematic time.. It won't be happening
@Somebody That calc literally just estimated the time it took to get from the Moon to Earth without any justification for it, they just went "Eh, this amount of minutes looks good"
The first draft gives no time-frame nor any means to tell the timeTheArcosian said:the Primary Canona is Ones Story get it into your Head pls. We need evalute from him since it his his first draft on how things play out
Yeah but they also had a way to calc the time using the mangaSomebodyStupid said:considering that dbz isnt gonna use cinematic timing either, I doubt that it'll be implemented
we have the manga for this. And i'm certain the sub-rel is for this feat already, you would need strong proof to debunk the calc until then it would stay as legitLordXcano said:Cinematic time is the only time we have tho
They are still arguing whether to use the 4 or 17 seconds?SomebodyStupid said:considering that dbz isnt gonna use cinematic timing either, I doubt that it'll be implementedLordXcano said:Cinematic time is the only time we have thoLordAizenSama said:it's not even the primary canon and you are justifying it with cinematic time.. It won't be happening
@Somebody That calc literally just estimated the time it took to get from the Moon to Earth without any justification for it, they just went "Eh, this amount of minutes looks good"
Strong evidence: They literally just make up a figureLordAizenSama said:we have the manga for this. And i'm certain the sub-rel is for this feat already, you would need strong proof to debunk the calc until then it would stay as legit
The entire calc is a problem because they based it on a variable that they just made up.LordAizenSama said:If you have a problem with the calc and wanted the timeframe looked at again that is much more reasonable, but what you're trying to do (cinematic timing off of non-primary canon) is never going to happen unfortunately.
I mean the people doing the calc made up the variableLordAizenSama said:"a variable they just made up" is exactly what Madhouse did..
and again this is not the primary canon so it wouldn't be acceptable anyway.
It doesn't matter if its canon or not the Manga timeframe>Anime timeframe because of what @Aizen said abuse of cinematic timing.LordXcano said:I mean the people doing the calc made up the variableLordAizenSama said:"a variable they just made up" is exactly what Madhouse did..
and again this is not the primary canon so it wouldn't be acceptable anyway.
Also, we're using composites because there aren't any contradictions
And the anime is canon because both ONE and Murata had heavy involvment in it
One Punch man is completely gauged off the manga iirc, we are not going off the web comic or anime at all, regardless of whether there is contradictions or not. it is not a composite profileLordXcano said:I mean the people doing the calc made up the variableLordAizenSama said:"a variable they just made up" is exactly what Madhouse did..
and again this is not the primary canon so it wouldn't be acceptable anyway.
Also, we're using composites because there aren't any contradictions
And the anime is canon because both ONE and Murata had heavy involvment in it
Well they used the Manga to find the speed which is always more accurate and consistant most of the time.CHILLVIBEZZ said:The manga has no time frame what are you talking about?
Why are you saying this here?Kagemaru Kurosuke said:Can someone make a Law of Ueki page?
No, they didn't. They gave 2 quotes to support the timeframe both of which literally said "it was short so let's say 30 seconds".GTgokussj4 said:Well they used the Manga to find the speed which is always more accurate and consistant most of the time.CHILLVIBEZZ said:The manga has no time frame what are you talking about?
A little while ago there was a discussion and it was settled that we'd use composites because there aren't any contradictions. That's why the Lightspeed Flash page has stats rather than "Unknown Unknown Unknown Unkown"LordAizenSama said:One Punch man is completely gauged off the manga iirc, we are not going off the web comic or anime at all, regardless of whether there is contradictions or not. it is not a composite profileLordXcano said:I mean the people doing the calc made up the variableLordAizenSama said:"a variable they just made up" is exactly what Madhouse did..
and again this is not the primary canon so it wouldn't be acceptable anyway.
Also, we're using composites because there aren't any contradictions
And the anime is canon because both ONE and Murata had heavy involvment in it
Ignore that i though we were talking about saitama.LordXcano said:No, they didn't. They gave 2 quotes to support the timeframe both of which literally said "it was short so let's say 30 seconds".GTgokussj4 said:Well they used the Manga to find the speed which is always more accurate and consistant most of the time.CHILLVIBEZZ said:The manga has no time frame what are you talking about?
Plus, that's with Saitama's jump not the kick anyway, you're providing wrong evidence.
The anime is the most accurate timeframe was have because it's the only timeframe we have, there is literally no reason to not use it.
Isn't the sub rel calculation a contradiction to the ftl one? Also, there are a few differences already.LordXcano said:A little while ago there was a discussion and it was settled that we'd use composites because there aren't any contradictions. That's why the Lightspeed Flash page has stats rather than "Unknown Unknown Unknown Unkown"
Have you not been reading the thread? The calc is based on a timeframe that they (the calc makers) literally explicitly assumed. The calc has such little evidence for it I'm surprised it was accepted at all.SomebodyStupid said:Isn't the sub rel calculation a contradiction to the ftl one? Also, there are a few differences already.LordXcano said:A little while ago there was a discussion and it was settled that we'd use composites because there aren't any contradictions. That's why the Lightspeed Flash page has stats rather than "Unknown Unknown Unknown Unkown"
The thing I'm using here is that Boros' kick was FTL and Saitama scales from that for obvious reasonsGTgokussj4 said:Ignore that i though we were talking about saitama.
"Only"? you forgot 'black hole' gravity level attack, different name for Boro's big attack, and the cinematic timingLordXcano said:Have you not been reading the thread? The calc is based on a timeframe that they (the calc makers) literally explicitly assumed. The calc has such little evidence for it I'm surprised it was accepted at all.
The only "contradiction" thus far is Tatsumaki throwing a meteor at a dinosaur which isn't really a difference in stats more just Tatsumaki using her powers differently.
"That kick is probably Relativistic if were using the anime."
No, I counted. It's less than 1.4 seconds.
Boros' big attack was actually translated properly, it is Collapsing Star in the Webcomic IIRCSomebodyStupid said:"Only"? you forgot 'black hole' gravity level attack, different name for Boro's big attack, and the cinematic timing
It's an informed assumption based on screwing around with a projectile motion sim to give me a rough idea of a time frame for the debris the kick hurtled into the air along with SaitamaLordXcano said:Have you not been reading the thread? The calc is based on a timeframe that they (the calc makers) literally explicitly assumed. The calc has such little evidence for it I'm surprised it was accepted at all.
We're basing our profiles here mostly off the manga.CHILLVIBEZZ said:Also the web comic is primary canon btw not the manga.......
ChaosTheory123 said:It's an informed assumption based on ******* around with a projectile motion sim to give me a rough idea of a time frame for the debris the kick hurtled into the air along with SaitamaLordXcano said:Have you not been reading the thread? The calc is based on a timeframe that they (the calc makers) literally explicitly assumed. The calc has such little evidence for it I'm surprised it was accepted at all.
Said debris was still well into the sky when he came crashing back down
Its only an assumption in so much that I can't bother getting a precision time frame for the debris seeing as I can't be bothered to measure the apex of the debris' travel into the air and its end point of free fall by the time we pan back to Boros and Saitama lands
No, they literally say "Well Boros was tired so it couldn't have been long plus there's debris still in the air"ChaosTheory123 said:It's an informed assumption based on ******* around with a projectile motion sim to give me a rough idea of a time frame for the debris the kick hurtled into the air along with Saitama
Said debris was still well into the sky when he came crashing back down
Its only an assumption in so much that I can't bother getting a precision time frame for the debris seeing as I can't be bothered to measure the apex of the debris' travel into the air and its end point of free fall by the time we pan back to Boros and Saitama lands