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... along with anyone else who is rated as High 3-A based on infinite rotation, if there is anyone
Based on my arguments in this thread, which I will post here:
I personally don't understand why we rate Johnny at High 3-A
Infinite force and energy is not impacting to the body all at once, it's simply imbuing the body with a rotating force that never ends.
Infinite force and energy is not impacting to the body all at once, it's simply imbuing the body with a rotating force that never ends.
That there is infinite potential energy in the bullet is irrelevant.
It is not hitting the target with infinite joules of force. It is hitting the target with 8-B joules of force, which then proceed to push on the target in a rotating pattern forever and ever and ever.
The Infinite Rotation is infinite in the sense that it will never end. The force will push on the target with the same amount of force, forever. You can push back, you can add air friction, you can make the energy disperse as heat - it doesn't matter. You will continue to feel 8-B worth of joules pushing on you in a rotating motion, forever.
Infinite Rotation does not, and from my memory, never has, used the word "infinite" in the sense that it hits with ∞-joules in a single blow. It has only ever used the word infinite in the sense of "endless", which matches with what is shown far far better than the idea that the infinite rotation bullets are shot with high 3-A kinetic energy and joules in and of themselves
Johnny being High 3-A is like saying Aladdin is High 3-A thanks to Dhoruf Asshara
For clarification on my example, this is Dhoruf Asshara:
A spell that fixes a force to an object , and continues to apply a certain force in the same direction and with the same intensity forever. For all eternity.
Sounds pretty similar. Imbues an object with a force that never ends. But it's not High 3-A, because the force is not all at once.
This sca is used as a counter argument to say that the bullets are High 3-A due to the part about "infinite rotational force". However, it also says the damage "will never end". Like every other use of the word "infinite" in Part 7, the description is clearly using the word infinite in the sense that it's effects will never stop rather than in the sense that the bullets each hit with infinite force. If the description said "a stand ability with never-ending rotational energy", would it be any less accurate to what is actually shown?
Based on my arguments in this thread, which I will post here:
I personally don't understand why we rate Johnny at High 3-A
Infinite force and energy is not impacting to the body all at once, it's simply imbuing the body with a rotating force that never ends.
Infinite force and energy is not impacting to the body all at once, it's simply imbuing the body with a rotating force that never ends.
That there is infinite potential energy in the bullet is irrelevant.
It is not hitting the target with infinite joules of force. It is hitting the target with 8-B joules of force, which then proceed to push on the target in a rotating pattern forever and ever and ever.
The Infinite Rotation is infinite in the sense that it will never end. The force will push on the target with the same amount of force, forever. You can push back, you can add air friction, you can make the energy disperse as heat - it doesn't matter. You will continue to feel 8-B worth of joules pushing on you in a rotating motion, forever.
Infinite Rotation does not, and from my memory, never has, used the word "infinite" in the sense that it hits with ∞-joules in a single blow. It has only ever used the word infinite in the sense of "endless", which matches with what is shown far far better than the idea that the infinite rotation bullets are shot with high 3-A kinetic energy and joules in and of themselves
Johnny being High 3-A is like saying Aladdin is High 3-A thanks to Dhoruf Asshara
For clarification on my example, this is Dhoruf Asshara:
A spell that fixes a force to an object , and continues to apply a certain force in the same direction and with the same intensity forever. For all eternity.
Sounds pretty similar. Imbues an object with a force that never ends. But it's not High 3-A, because the force is not all at once.
This sca is used as a counter argument to say that the bullets are High 3-A due to the part about "infinite rotational force". However, it also says the damage "will never end". Like every other use of the word "infinite" in Part 7, the description is clearly using the word infinite in the sense that it's effects will never stop rather than in the sense that the bullets each hit with infinite force. If the description said "a stand ability with never-ending rotational energy", would it be any less accurate to what is actually shown?