Po moves so fast that the Five Furious stop in slow motion in mid-air.

[KnightDark_990]

Based on the blog I made on the original wiki:

Po moves so fast that the Five Furious stop in slow motion in mid-air.

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Considering that the furious 5 were attacking Po completely aggressively and out of control, they should have been at least at the speed of 125 m/s of Tai Lung's casual feat (or even higher, since the characters' multipliers increase throughout the chronology). This would not be something inconsistent to use this speed in the calculation, as the characters' multipliers far surpass their previous speeds, the owners five and shifu are said and shown for many episodes to be much inferior to Po.

So soon their speed would be 125 m/s at least, and Po saw them in slow motion, and let's use Po with that too, Po wasn't serious but it was triggered, so let's use a 34.3 m/s

The speed of a snail is 0.001 m/s

(125/0.001) * 34.3=4,312,500 m/s

Okay... that's too high...

Sub relativist...

So let's take the speed of the five, and assign an average speed of an athlete (10 m/s)

(10/0.001) * 34.3=343,000 m/s

Massively hypersonic+ right

Regardless of the outcome, this feat was before the second film, so the characters from the second film like Shen, three legendary masters, Shifu/Five Furious (via multipliers far above these events) and possibly Tai Lung would be scaled to this feat.

Redoing:

Speed that I will use for Po: 7.7 m/s, Po appears to be moving normally

The speed of a snail is currently 0.00275 m/s

(10/0.00275) * 7.7=28000 m/s

High hypersonic+

I think it's better now.

What do you think?
@JJSliderman

@Arkansalter2

If you think it's good, could you share it? I don't know how to get it reviewed.

 

[Lilybitdun]

using 125 m/s is calc stacking

 

[Kachon123]

A couple of things

First, using a previously calculated speed value from one instance to find the speed of a character in another falls under Calc Stacking (read the page linked for more information). This means that the end using Tai Lung's 125 m/s is unacceptable.

Second, why would Po's apparent speed be 34.3 m/s? I assume that the 34.3 m/s figure comes from the wiki's baseline Subsonic (Faster than the Eye) value. In the scene where the feat takes place, it's pretty obvious that Po's apparent speed is not FTE. He's moving like a normal person, so a value of 1.4 m/s to 7.7 m/s would be more appropriate.

Third, the speed of a snail is not 0.001 m/s, it's currently accepted as being 0.00275 m/s.

 

[KnightDark_990]

using 125 m/s is calc stacking

I used an athlete's speed and it gave massively hypersonic results+

 

[KnightDark_990]

A couple of things

First, using a previously calculated speed value from one instance to find the speed of a character in another falls under Calc Stacking (read the page linked for more information). This means that the end using Tai Lung's 125 m/s is unacceptable.

Second, why would Po's apparent speed be 34.3 m/s? I assume that the 34.3 m/s figure comes from the wiki's baseline Subsonic (Faster than the Eye) value. In the scene where the feat takes place, it's pretty obvious that Po's apparent speed is not FTE. He's moving like a normal person, so a value of 1.4 m/s to 7.7 m/s would be more appropriate.

Third, the speed of a snail is not 0.001 m/s, it's currently accepted as being 0.00275 m/s.

ok, I'll redo it
thanks

 

[KnightDark_990]

A couple of things

First, using a previously calculated speed value from one instance to find the speed of a character in another falls under Calc Stacking (read the page linked for more information). This means that the end using Tai Lung's 125 m/s is unacceptable.

Second, why would Po's apparent speed be 34.3 m/s? I assume that the 34.3 m/s figure comes from the wiki's baseline Subsonic (Faster than the Eye) value. In the scene where the feat takes place, it's pretty obvious that Po's apparent speed is not FTE. He's moving like a normal person, so a value of 1.4 m/s to 7.7 m/s would be more appropriate.

Third, the speed of a snail is not 0.001 m/s, it's currently accepted as being 0.00275 m/s.

updated
what do you think now?

 

[Kachon123]

Looks alright to me. You should ask a Calc Group Member for an evaluation.

 

[Arkansalter2]

Been asked to review this.
Looks fine at a glance.