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Since I'm on a roll with the Grappler Baki revisions I think it's time to address one last thing that many people have already touched on.
Why in the world was Yujiro's earthquake feat lowballed to a magnitude 5.5? The number is absurd and goes against not only what is being said in the scene but also the average magnitude of earthquakes in Japan itself.
A quick look at the list of earthquakes that have been recorded in Japan shows us that the average "big" earthquake is about 7.0. Now why is this important. Well let's read the feat in question. https://************.com/chapter/grappler_baki/chapter_167
The earthquake is explicitly said to be a big one, with the trained martial artists and black belts in the area falling flat on their ass from the power of the quake.
Given the information I see nothing wrong with upgrading the feat to a 7.0, but at the very least, 6.0 does the feat a lot more justice then what it currently has. Maybe a middle ground of 6.5 could work as well. Thoughts?
Why in the world was Yujiro's earthquake feat lowballed to a magnitude 5.5? The number is absurd and goes against not only what is being said in the scene but also the average magnitude of earthquakes in Japan itself.
A quick look at the list of earthquakes that have been recorded in Japan shows us that the average "big" earthquake is about 7.0. Now why is this important. Well let's read the feat in question. https://************.com/chapter/grappler_baki/chapter_167
The earthquake is explicitly said to be a big one, with the trained martial artists and black belts in the area falling flat on their ass from the power of the quake.
Given the information I see nothing wrong with upgrading the feat to a 7.0, but at the very least, 6.0 does the feat a lot more justice then what it currently has. Maybe a middle ground of 6.5 could work as well. Thoughts?