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My issue with Magikarp's feat is that the calc for it made some strange assumptions, like how the water was only lifted twice the lake's depth in height despite there clearly being destruction happening after the bomb and the fact that the bomb was felt on the other side of Sinnoh. The assumption that the water was only blown twice its height out of the lake seems like a huge lowball of this feat.
My interpretation is that the bomb was placed in the upper-left side of the lake, hence the massive crater and lack of trees being there while the rest of the lake's shape and the environment around it remains intact. This drained all the water to somewhere else, as evidence by all the Magikarp deposited there and how more water is in there than in the rest of the lake.
Given all the boulders and rocks, I think fragmentation is a good assumption for this as well.
Also I don't think we necessarily have to assume that the crater is block-ish in shape. It's likely that the landscape is only shaped like that due to the game's tileset limitations. So I think an elliptical hemisphere would be an alright assumption for the volume as well.
My interpretation is that the bomb was placed in the upper-left side of the lake, hence the massive crater and lack of trees being there while the rest of the lake's shape and the environment around it remains intact. This drained all the water to somewhere else, as evidence by all the Magikarp deposited there and how more water is in there than in the rest of the lake.
Given all the boulders and rocks, I think fragmentation is a good assumption for this as well.
Also I don't think we necessarily have to assume that the crater is block-ish in shape. It's likely that the landscape is only shaped like that due to the game's tileset limitations. So I think an elliptical hemisphere would be an alright assumption for the volume as well.