- 2,926
- 1,399
This and this calculation were accepted by the members of the calculation, but Tatahakai questioned one, specific to Ichigo's. This topic will discuss this.
To make things easier, I'll leave Tata's arguments and mine here.
Tata: Mainly the assumption that Ichigo individually deflected all of them one by one when that makes no sense, this reminds me of the senbonzakura calculatio
Hell even assuming Ichigo's sword is about a meter long, a single swing would take out multiple of them at once as it's bigger than not only the Heiling pfeil but the distance between them added onto that.
That's not even assuming simply the shockwaves of him waving his sword around would move several of them away too (same problem with the senbonzakura calc).
USklaverei: This is different from the calculus senbonzakura, since, unlike the petals, Heilig's pfeil was not joined / fused, there was a distance separating the arrows from each other. Against the senbonzkura, basically Ichigo could move the sword in all directions, which still reached the petals, but not here.
The assumption that he individually deviated all of them one by one, comes from the quotation from Liltotto, where she says that he redirected the whole Heilig pfeil. If Ichigo had simply swung his Zanpakuto, the Heilig pfeil would not be redirected, but rather dissipated, as we see here.
Everything leads to indicate that this talent, is similar to what he did with Kirg, where Ichigo "redirects" the Heilig pfeil that "explodes" behind him. This is exactly like the next scene where Ichigo redirects the whole Heilig pfeil.
And here we go
To make things easier, I'll leave Tata's arguments and mine here.
Tata: Mainly the assumption that Ichigo individually deflected all of them one by one when that makes no sense, this reminds me of the senbonzakura calculatio
Hell even assuming Ichigo's sword is about a meter long, a single swing would take out multiple of them at once as it's bigger than not only the Heiling pfeil but the distance between them added onto that.
That's not even assuming simply the shockwaves of him waving his sword around would move several of them away too (same problem with the senbonzakura calc).
USklaverei: This is different from the calculus senbonzakura, since, unlike the petals, Heilig's pfeil was not joined / fused, there was a distance separating the arrows from each other. Against the senbonzkura, basically Ichigo could move the sword in all directions, which still reached the petals, but not here.
The assumption that he individually deviated all of them one by one, comes from the quotation from Liltotto, where she says that he redirected the whole Heilig pfeil. If Ichigo had simply swung his Zanpakuto, the Heilig pfeil would not be redirected, but rather dissipated, as we see here.
Everything leads to indicate that this talent, is similar to what he did with Kirg, where Ichigo "redirects" the Heilig pfeil that "explodes" behind him. This is exactly like the next scene where Ichigo redirects the whole Heilig pfeil.
And here we go
