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@gimmy http://www.translatorscafe.com/unit-converter/pt/energy/41-58/
thats about 5 grams of tnt
18632 joules
~wall level AP
thats about 5 grams of tnt
18632 joules
~wall level AP
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Calculator is just converting kgf*m to kg of tnt, is just energy to energy, there's no way to convert force to energy directly/with only one data.Ragazz said:@gimmy http://www.translatorscafe.com/unit-converter/pt/energy/41-58/
thats about 5 grams of tnt
18632 joules
~wall level AP
There was no mention of Kirito ever hitting a cliff like that shown in the video, just that he hit the ground. That and the size of the dust cloud is unspecified.Ryandswagger said:For starters Kirito survives getting slammed into a cliff and is still at full strength.
That is 8-C to High 8-C easily.LazyHunter said:Could someone calc the AP for this feat?
Can you help out with a link to the blog?Antoniofer said:^Actually, Destroying an skyscraper was calculed in being 8-A+ by Aiden, it seems like he destroyed 1/3 of the building, so it could be 8-A; but right now I don't remember the exact number.
First he said 3 Megatons, not 3 Teratons.Jinx666 said:Could someone calc Wreck it Ralph's durability. AnimationRewind did it and they say its around 2.98 Teratons (Small country) though these people cant always be reliable
"Wreck It Ralph" Falling Scene
No problem, remember that this doesn't apply if the building base is destroyed, since it require less energy.Soldier Blue said:@Antoniofer @ScarletFirefly
Thanks. This is going to result in some upgrades for some SWAT Kats and Star Wars profiles.
Character in question did indeed destroy skyscrapers entirely.Antoniofer said:No problem, remember that this doesn't apply if the building base is destroyed, since it require less energy.
So.... You gonna recalc it to put him in his place? Cause im surprised theres no Wreck it Ralph page on this wikiGwynbleiddd said:First he said 3 Megatons, not 3 Teratons.Jinx666 said:Could someone calc Wreck it Ralph's durability. AnimationRewind did it and they say its around 2.98 Teratons (Small country) though these people cant always be reliable
"Wreck It Ralph" Falling Scene
Secondly, this guy's understanding of physics is that of a 10 year old.Yes i know i'm being mean here but if you don't know something basic don't try to use it.
What he did was basically convert Newtons to Newtons*Meters (which is joules) but that makes no sense, you can't just change units like that.
It's like i'm saying: "This ball is 5 kg so its momentum is 5 kg*m/s" ,which is false.The balls momentum would be 5 kg*m/s if only it was moving at 1 m/s.
Same thing applies here.And 124 MN*meter would be 124 Megajoules which is around 30 kg of TNT.
I'm legitimately pissed by the ignorance of the video.
^Where did you find the Sao feat?Gemmysaur said:Please have a look at this one too. This is Yuuki Asuna's god account in SAO's Alicization arc and her attack feat.
Don't quote the entire post, it makes for unecessarily longer pages.Ryandswagger said:^Where did you find the Sao feat?