Jasonsith said:
Could this be city level environmental damage?
What environmental damage? Scuttletown itself didn't sustain any environment damage from the storm, the storm itself was just really big.
The idea is that the Pirate Master's magic alone created fully functional storm clouds that extended past scuttletown.
https://youtu.be/gzCxFlPuqeI?t=390
Mimic statement likely refers to the storm clouds which have obscured the sun and covered everything in darkness.
https://youtu.be/fJvcASaiZLM?t=544
The same storm also leaves after he's been defeated.
To copy and paste what the user said about the feat:
Add all these values together and we now know that the tower Shantae is climbing is
21354.5238261 cm or
213.545238261 meters. Now we can put this value into the Distance to Horizon calculator.
www.ringbell.co.uk/info/hdist.…
Distance to the horizon is
52200 meters. Alright, so we're almost done. Now we just have to plug in the right numbers into the following formula to get our answer:
((pi * distance to horizon in meters^2 * 8000) * 1.003) * CAPE
CAPE, to put it simply, is what reflects the intensity of the storm. There are three different values. Low instability is 1000 J. Medium instability is 2500 J. High instability is 4000 J. Given it's both raining and lightning, we can use the High Instability value. So let's plug and chug and the results we get our...
((pi * 52200^2 * 8000) * 1.003) * 4000 = 2.7475259e+17 Joules or over
65 Megatons of TNT. That's
city level. And there we are! Pirate Master's storm yields city level results."
And keep in mind, the Pirate Master's very own magic/presence were responsible for that storm. He also did this in his base form before getting his weapons back and transforming.
MUA/Standard calculation for just any old generic storm
