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The Orochi ray pushes the Earth's core apart

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Does it even matter whether that sphere is energy or physical mass? It is occupying a space and therefore it is pushing the same amount of mass sideways. It was odd to me how the feat was downgraded to High 6-A when quadrillion of tons worth of matter are still being moved, regardless of what that sphere is made of.

I don't see the problem with NikHelton's version.
 
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It was odd to me how the feat was downgraded to High 6-A when quadrillion of tons worth of matter are still being moved
Because there wasn't a calc for the cylinder of matter distorted from the pull until USK did his version and this one.
 
Wont moving something be LS not AP? and his AP would be the amp from getting energy from the core? or what am i missing how is Orochi lifting something scaling to his AP
 
So, I agree that what Orochi pulled was the core of the earth, but I would like to say that my calculation is a huge LOWBALL.
We considered 20 seconds for the distance between the core and the ground, in this case, the time it took Orochi to pull the sphere, now, in my calculation, it's just the mantle being pushed by the sphere, which shouldn't be 5 seconds and with that we have 5-C.
 
So, I agree that what Orochi pulled was the core of the earth, but I would like to say that my calculation is a huge LOWBALL.
We considered 20 seconds for the distance between the core and the ground, in this case, the time it took Orochi to pull the sphere, now, in my calculation, it's just the mantle being pushed by the sphere, which shouldn't be 5 seconds and with that we have 5-C.
What do you think about my version?
 
We have not finished with him the thought about the density of matter and mantle.
The mantel wasn't moved, but the Outer Core going by the art. The change I stated was that I don't think anything involving the inner core should be used in the calc since Orochi just sucked energy from it.
 
The mantel wasn't moved, but the Outer Core going by the art. The change I stated was that I don't think anything involving the inner core should be used in the calc since Orochi just sucked energy from it.
I made changes. You can check the results.
 
To be honest, I expected that the result obtained would give me a high level of 5-C and Saitama would be an invincible fighter in this tier, but it looks like he will be a little stronger than the basic Low 5-B :D

By the way, what about scaling it to 5-B due to quotes and multiple superiority over Orochi?
 
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