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Saitama vs Blossom
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From PPG? it might be a good match at this time but I'll say blossom due to her faster speeds
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Loving all the Powerpuff Girls threads.
Anyway, I'd say Blossom with high difficulty.
Anyway, I'd say Blossom with high difficulty.
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I would give this match to Saitama, or at least say it is a draw. Even if Blossom has higher speed and intelligence, Saitama has a higher striking force and durability. Saitama survived being kicked to the moon and seemingly only suffered scratches. Even if Blossom goes all-out, I don't think he could effectively beat Saitama.
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well Saitama did dodge those lightbeams so his speed is up there but Blosssom is a minimum Small Planet Level she's likely even stronger same goes for Saitama but Blossom is already ahead so yeah Blossom
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Blossom froze a meteor a group of which were fast enough to destroy earth upon contact, she can possibly freeze Saitama and KO him
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He's pretty immune to temperature changes he walks in lava easily and through the arcticFaisal Shourov said:
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Well Saitama is resistant not immune and blossom doesn't really need freeze breathe to win but if it's required she can use it in combat to incapacitate him
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yeah but it's saitama he'd just be like "ok", were not talking about absolute zero or planck heats here lol but obviously blossom wins those powers wont give her any advantage thoughAparajita said:
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Wanking. Nothing suggests that he can take that tempature. Re-Entry is 1923.15 Kelvin. while Lava is only 1473.15. That's a large difference, and Blossom freezes it without a second thought. Or, in OPM terms, "very casually" freezes it.Nibbler3100 said:
Average winter artic is (-34┬░C)
Blossom would have to freeze *much* lower than that to freeze an object at 1923*K.
There's literally nowhere suggesting that Saitama could withstand that tempature.
Literally a frost breath and she'd shatter him like glass.
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I really hope you're not taking the NLF route, blossom has actual on panel feats which Saitama lacks. Freezing meteors which're fast enough to destroy earth is no jokeNibbler3100 said:
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Unless Blossom is freezing at absolute zero level, what would her freezing do to him?
She goes for freeze breath and he walks through. The freezing capability to halt the kenetic energy of a meteor wouldn't do shit to Saitama. There should be a calc before such a claim is made that this would be effective against him.
The whole temperature argument is moot seeing as we have no idea Saitama's temperature resists, but we can just go by his durability. Does her freezing capability have the latent energy to actually freeze him?
If you want to argue stats go ahead, but going by "She freezes meteors, therefore she freezes Saitama" is ridiculous.
Get some calcs.
She goes for freeze breath and he walks through. The freezing capability to halt the kenetic energy of a meteor wouldn't do shit to Saitama. There should be a calc before such a claim is made that this would be effective against him.
The whole temperature argument is moot seeing as we have no idea Saitama's temperature resists, but we can just go by his durability. Does her freezing capability have the latent energy to actually freeze him?
If you want to argue stats go ahead, but going by "She freezes meteors, therefore she freezes Saitama" is ridiculous.
Get some calcs.
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Wow. I never thought that there would be a day where I see a "get-some-calcs" argument on Saitama's side, not that I'm dissing or anything.
Ontopic: Does Saitama actually have feats of cold resistance other than his unexplainable durability? Just curious.
Ontopic: Does Saitama actually have feats of cold resistance other than his unexplainable durability? Just curious.
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That's cute he's walked in lava no problem and the temperature of that is 2,000 Kelvin and if we look at the Q=mcdT law he could handle that much going the other way as wellAparajita said:
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lava
Yes, it's Wikipedia, but, 700 to 1,200 ┬░C (1,292 to 2,192 ┬░F), which high end is 1473 Kelvi
So uh.. yeah, that's cute.
Re-entry tempatures are higher.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_entry
Did you know that speed of entry is equal to the tempature.
So a spacecraft entering the atmosphere at 7.8 km/s would experience a peak shock layer temperature of 7,800 K.
http://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-faq/
States that the average speed for a meteor in the atmosphere is 11 km/sec (25,000 mph), to 72 km/sec (160,000 mph!)
Following the calculation of a spacecraft, that's aprox 11000*K to 72000*K.
I.E, she freezes something close to 10x his tempature resistence.
Yes, it's Wikipedia, but, 700 to 1,200 ┬░C (1,292 to 2,192 ┬░F), which high end is 1473 Kelvi
So uh.. yeah, that's cute.
Re-entry tempatures are higher.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_entry
Did you know that speed of entry is equal to the tempature.
So a spacecraft entering the atmosphere at 7.8 km/s would experience a peak shock layer temperature of 7,800 K.
http://www.amsmeteors.org/meteor-showers/meteor-faq/
States that the average speed for a meteor in the atmosphere is 11 km/sec (25,000 mph), to 72 km/sec (160,000 mph!)
Following the calculation of a spacecraft, that's aprox 11000*K to 72000*K.
I.E, she freezes something close to 10x his tempature resistence.
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Blossom stomps pretty hard
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I for one would rather not quote on wikipedia since it's open for edits.Aparajita said:
The other sauce looks legit enough with those book references.
Checked the wiki sources and it's NASA so I guess that's legit then.
I guess this is a win for the fingerless fighter then?
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Are we really using Blossom from the cartoon network cartoon, if so, why are we discussing this? Cartoon laws of reality are different compared to anime laws of reality. If we're using cartoon logic, i'll throw Ed, Edd, and Eddy into the ring, for example, Ed can rewind time by running.
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Just to add salt to the wound.
Saitama survive get kicked to the moon, being in the moon and return just ok.
And the space is really cold.
Saitama survive get kicked to the moon, being in the moon and return just ok.
And the space is really cold.
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The meteor was flying through the same cold space and was still flaming hot. Blossom managed to freeze it and destroy it.Alice Liddel in WikiLand said:
The infinite mass punch is a Star level feat and is irrelevant to this discussion as Saitama hasn't done it yet.
As for Toon Force, the Powerpuff Girls doesn't run on it.
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The IMP is a Flash family move only they have done it and Superman. If you can travel FTL you should theoreticlaly be able to use it however they cannot if there are no previous instances of the character doing it and Saitama is FTL easilyDaebreak said:
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Just Sub-relativistic through a calculatio.
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