- 9,978
- 2,015
Took a look at this http://forums.hero-academia.com/xfa...of-the-false-kyogre-pokemon-adventures.19614/ calculation from NF, and not just is very difficult to say if is well made due the broken links and images, but also has doubtful stats:
First, it said directly the Kyogre's volume, that is over 66*10^12 m^3, however, the scans showed in the upgrade thread show the whale much smaller, and even without consider that, the NF calculator seems to scale the size from the island's: that island seems to have the Phillipsburg's area, around a radious of 300 - 500 meters, however the volume used is like a sphere of 25 km of radious, if that is the real Kyogre's size, he should be way larger than the entire island.
Other issues but not as big as the first one, is that the final result should have been divided by 2, due the height differencial; and for last, how we evaluate "destroying" water? causing the collapse of certain mass of water seems unquatificable...
So, at least if someone can explain me what exactly is happening in that calculation and has way sense, I suggest to downgrade the 12 pokemon (or 9) to their original stats.
First, it said directly the Kyogre's volume, that is over 66*10^12 m^3, however, the scans showed in the upgrade thread show the whale much smaller, and even without consider that, the NF calculator seems to scale the size from the island's: that island seems to have the Phillipsburg's area, around a radious of 300 - 500 meters, however the volume used is like a sphere of 25 km of radious, if that is the real Kyogre's size, he should be way larger than the entire island.
Other issues but not as big as the first one, is that the final result should have been divided by 2, due the height differencial; and for last, how we evaluate "destroying" water? causing the collapse of certain mass of water seems unquatificable...
So, at least if someone can explain me what exactly is happening in that calculation and has way sense, I suggest to downgrade the 12 pokemon (or 9) to their original stats.