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Satan and Mori Jin(GoH) take a duo gauntlet

You can, but that doesn’t really have any bearing on how strong it actually is. Destroying a planet from million miles a way just by the shockwave of their clash would mean enormous levels of energy.
I agree with the enormous levels of energy part.

But I talked about it with @Xhominid The Fool in the circus thread.

Even small galaxies would have millions to thousands of stars. To say that, that attack could destroy one despite not destroying the sun is incredulous to me. Especially when if the busting thousands of stars feat in OPM is true thats much crazier but doesn't reach galaxy level. Also iirc even small stars can destroy solar systems when they go supernova. That shockwave while was powerful I wouldn't say it was solar system busting.
 
If someone else calcs it and gets the same numbers I'll agree with it but rn it just seems like a super high end wanked calc to me.
 
I agree with the enormous levels of energy part.

But I talked about it with @Xhominid The Fool in the circus thread.

Even small galaxies would have millions to thousands of stars. To say that, that attack could destroy one despite not destroying the sun is incredulous to me. Especially when if the busting thousands of stars feat in OPM is true thats much crazier but doesn't reach galaxy level. Also iirc even small stars can destroy solar systems when they go supernova. That shockwave while was powerful I wouldn't say it was solar system busting.
Because it didn't hit the sun. If you've noticed, the planet was in direct contact with the shockwave which resulted in it getting cut in half. It not damaging the sun is irrelevant. In the first place, if it did hit the sun then it would have a larger yield.

Also, the post only calculates the energy required to cut the planet in half millions of miles away. And that's the results. If anything you should say if there's anything wrong about the logic behind it, not "it's too high, i can't believe it". This way of calculating has been done for years in the obd anyway.

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Just from looking around I easily saw this calculation which uses the same way of calculating a feat. Didn't even took me five minutes to do so.
 
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Because it didn't hit the sun. If you've noticed, the planet was in direct contact with the shockwave which resulted in it getting cut in half. It not damaging the sun is irrelevant. In the first place, if it did hit the sun then it would have a larger yield.

Also, the post only calculates the energy required to cut the planet in half millions of miles away. And that's the results. If anything you should say if there's anything wrong about the logic behind it, not "it's too high, i can't believe it". This way of calculating has been done for years in the obd anyway.

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Just from looking around I easily saw this calculation which uses the same way of calculating a feat. Didn't even took me five minutes to do so.
It did hit the sun. We literally see it hit the sun and solar winds form from the impact right before Mercury splits.

Also thanks for linking Chaos' calc because interestingly enough, you'll notice chaos included a low and a high end and you know we take the most conservative approach. Yours doesn't so he's assuming you're taking the highest value possible for it. The same with tops original post on the subject.

That said the more I look at it I don't see anything wrong with it and hitting the sun would yield a larger result.

I guess you could calculate the high end assuming it hits the sun and the low end just being the destruction of mercury and either way it comes out to small galaxy level at minimum. Which also falls in line with shit from the spoilers.
 
Also thanks for linking Chaos' calc because interestingly enough, you'll notice chaos included a low and a high end and you know we take the most conservative approach. Yours doesn't so he's assuming you're taking the highest value possible for it. The same with tops original post on the subject.

The low end and high end was due to the shape of the blast… which isn’t really applicable here.
 
Also @Uoruk, @Masterblack06 how do we take 250,000x Mori's feats?

Rereading the chapter

Mori kills all of satans clones with one kick after amping himself.

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Do we take all of Satan's clones as planet level? Cause that makes this feat like quadrillion planet busting+ no idea if that's multi-star or what.
 
Also @Uoruk, @Masterblack06 how do we take 250,000x Mori's feats?

Rereading the chapter

Mori kills all of satans clones with one kick after amping himself.

dkgotcZ.jpeg
3g5iawr.jpeg

Do we take all of Satan's clones as planet level? Cause that makes this feat like quadrillion planet busting+ no idea if that's multi-star or what.
Nah we don't use multipliers that's calc stacking from what I recall kinda like Dragonball
 
Well, I came because I think I should explain my calculation.

https://www.fanverse.org/threads/jin-and-mubong-shockwave.1259964/

I use the inverse square law
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse-square_law


In science, an inverse-square law is any scientific law stating that a specified physical quantity is inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the source of that physical quantity.

It is mainly used in explosions, shock waves or omnidirectional waves, depending on the radius and the energetic power at the edges, in order to obtain the energy of the epicenter.

In my calculation I used the distance between the orbits of Earth and Mercury and the GBE of Mercury that would be the minimum necessary to destroy Mercury.
@ZenithXAbyss used the kinetic energy to destroy Mercury in his time frame instead of the GBE, that's why he gave much more.
This method has been used a lot, especially in space explosions and tends to give quite a lot of energy.

https://www.fanverse.org/threads/official-calculation-request-thread.956035/post-64354427
https://www.fanverse.org/blogs/touhou-calc-reimus-planet-buster-revisited.24972/
https://www.fanverse.org/blogs/final-fantasy-vii-feat-supernova-japanese-version.31203/
https://www.fanverse.org/blogs/star-wars-the-tragedy-of-darth-plagueis-the-wise.36400/

Anyway if I made a mistake I'm open to corrections.

Btw in the penultimate chapter that came out, Jin does something that would probably make the shock wave feat small in comparison.
https://www.fanverse.org/threads/feats-of-the-week-thread.968004/post-64642047

 
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I agree with the enormous levels of energy part.

But I talked about it with @Xhominid The Fool in the circus thread.

Even small galaxies would have millions to thousands of stars. To say that, that attack could destroy one despite not destroying the sun is incredulous to me. Especially when if the busting thousands of stars feat in OPM is true thats much crazier but doesn't reach galaxy level. Also iirc even small stars can destroy solar systems when they go supernova. That shockwave while was powerful I wouldn't say it was solar system busting.
Recognize?

The energy for destroying a galaxy or small galaxy is derived from overcoming its gravitational binding energy, not from being able to extinguish the entirety of a given mass inside of given amount of surface area.

The gravitational binding energy of a galaxy is honestly kind of pitiful on the scale it exists on, outside the epicenter I'd be incredulous that many of the stars do little more than get tossed away from the galaxy as opposed to destroyed.
 
The low end and high end was due to the shape of the blast… which isn’t really applicable here.
I figured cuz you were just calculating the split which is whats shown.
Also @Uoruk, @Masterblack06 how do we take 250,000x Mori's feats?

Its weird. At times using it has shown to be an actual linear increase but then at other times its ambiguous. Which is why don't just say he's planet+ x 250,000

But theres also the fact that the toll on his body is still ridiculous 17 years on so there might be merit to it. It would require an actual meta thread to come to any conclusion though.
Do we take all of Satan's clones as planet level? Cause that makes this feat like quadrillion planet busting+ no idea if that's multi-star or what.
lol no thats not how it works. If he was planet level it still only takes planet level energy to kill them. So if they were all gathered in one place and you hit them with something above planet level then they'll all die. It doesn't take more energy to stomp 1 or 10 roaches at the same time
 
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