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My issue as a whole is that primarily, it's something that isn't given the focus it needs in a series that consistently gives focus to these feats, the page doesn't show how far the blast went at all and we don't even see it again after it's done. That's my issue with this as a whole as in comparison, Sephiroth's Super Nova isn't a one-time thing only done by Safer Sephiroth, it gets explained and even shown that it is literally something Sephiroth could do as a living being prior to Nibelheim. Why in a series where we get gratuitous shots and explanations of feats and how massive they are, the one people want to put at Multi-Star System... only had the Earth be threatened despite Blast knowing of alien life and otherwise? Why only put priority on just the Earth then?

Those events are the same, the issue is that how far did the energy go to say it's Multi-Star System as we don't see where the blast go at all, just that it flies away from the Earth and Moon and second, Blast's own words for the subject itself.

Yeah? It still would be if there is the absence of evidence for that case. And to go on the opposite spectrum, we had the same deal when it came to DBS until it was fully clarified that the Universe was in danger during God Goku vs. Beerus multiple times. The Absence of Evidence depends on a case by case basis. Then how can we say that the void is Multi-Star System+ then? That's not proof that it did or didn't explode in the Solar System. Who says that it's bigger than the Earth or not similar in the sense of where it exploded from? And again, you can say that for any of Saitama's more ludicrous feats not tearing up more shit than we have seen before. We can't go "It makes no sense if it was near Earth because then Earth should have felt the massive wave" but then go "Well Saitama somehow didn't destroy the Atmosphere when he was against Boros or killed Genos when he fought him in that warmup fight because reasons" soon after. The Absence of Evidence is The Absence of Evidence.

And the opposite problem is that we should take outliers that aren't fully explained over what can be explained. It's a slippery slope to be sure. That's the problem though, we have no idea where the Beam stopped so why do we believe they sent it into a different Galaxy altogether? And if we go by the opposite deal, then how isn't the Solar System is destroyed if we go by it being able to destroy "Countless Stars?" If it's just the same size as the Earth, then it's easily explained as more of a Void which would be strong but nowhere near Multi-Star System like people are going with and further explains what we later see.

The problem I have with that is two-fold: 1. Even if we go by Blast stating that as more of "I don't want the Earth to be destroyed", Murata and ONE have gone to great lengths to otherwise point out how much damage and insanity certain feats are in OPM. We got how fast Flashy Flash has moved plenty of times with an actual timer showing how much time elapsed. We have had characters straight up be threats to the entire city and seen the power get demonstrated and so on and so forth. So going with that interpretation doesn't work for One Punch Man. 2. Yeah, we do go with Feats > Statements as a general perogative... but there's LIMITS to that or else, we would basically become VSB on the major account of how those feats can contradict shit. We primarily go with Feats > Statements but we use statements to bolster the feat. If there's nothing to tie the feat down, then we go with the best possible interpretation we can and the biggest problem with the feat is that we clearly see the...

@Astaro If you don't get your ass in this thread instead of the Circus Argument and defend your position, your ass isn't and won't have the right to say fuck of all about how we conduct shit.

I'm gonna start this shit: The Pages before the feat goes against the fact that the "Hole" is Multi-Star System. - Blast explicitly states that if Saitama and Garou hit the way they did, the Planet would shatter. - Blast and Co. are only able to divert it away from the Planet and we see it never leaving the Solar System or even going further than The Moon itself in the following pages before it blows up. - If the blast can destroy "countless stars", then why did Blast only state that the attack would just shatter the Planet nor is the Solar System destroyed? - Even if we go by "DBZ Logic" on why Garou would be scared of the Serious Sneeze, it still doesn't work when the attack only wiped away the Gas surrounding Jupiter and did nothing to it's core or Saitama's fart only lighting up the Sun some. One Punch Man is not DBZ and that's the entire issue with Murata's Manga variant: He LOVES going all in on feats and everything else(usually to the detriment of the series) and even...

Thank you for that because I had a feeling he wasn't gonna make a topic on this: Let's get this stupid shit over with for good.