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No, it’s Kuma’s flashback. This is 14 year old luffy
While the anime does present a clearer view of it in that one shot, I think it runs the risk of being inconsistent due to anime exaggeration. If we look at the result of the feat in the same clip, it doesn't really look to be 61 meters wide. Nor does there really appear to be as much rubble as you'd expect from 154516 cubic meters of rock getting fragemented.
it makes very circular scaling if his body scales to the bazooka. worst it'd scale to is the disbursed swords and such
Maybe it should be...
Alright, thats fair I guess.
nada
Luffy sent wapol to an entirely different part of the grand line, and this is less than like the average distance between islands so this isn't a bad assumption at all
It is already accepted that Luffy has BFR via sending Wapol over the horizon. My calc just takes in the viewing height into account.
We're already using a Lowball distance and in the very same panel that Luffy hits Wapol with Bazooka, he's just a tiny dot in the distance. We even have Dalton remarking about the "thing that flew across the sky" heavily implying he is beyond the horizon by the time he commented upon it.
Saying something is "already accepted" doesn't make it necessarily true.
Being a tiny dot in the distance and being seen "flying across the sky" is very different from travelling thousands of kilometers.
You can apply this logic to everything under Luffy's profile. Your lone opinion doesn't overwrite already established and accepted content. We scale characters off what is accepted by our peers not what we personally think is true or false about the characters.
In this case it is because the distance to the horizon is relative to the height of the viewer and the size of the planet. On Earth at average surface level its a few km. On Blue at 5 km high, it quite literally is thousands of kms.
Okay, well now it's being contested as it is relevant to this thread. You don't get to say people can't disagree because it's based on something written on the profile. The profiles are not infallible.
What I mean is that being a tiny dot in the distance after being hit and being seen "flying across the sky" don't prove a timeline of 10 seconds for those thousands of kilometers.
Im not saying you can't disagree but we'd have to halt this entire thread just to create another CRT to remove Luffy's BFR. Unless you get it removed, then we follow what is currently accepted. We can't contradict profiles because we personally THINK they're wrong.
This doesn't work because the entire mass of Luffy's arms isn't travelling 25 km from point A to point B.
Something like this has already been accepted. If that calc got accepted despite the mass growing over the distance it travels, then mine would be valid as well. Hell, it even used 1/2 instead of the 1/4 I used.
Alright, thats what I initially thought. So the 1.17 kiloton value would be correct, then?
ngl i don't think so
In the panel of Luffy stretching his arms across Drum Island, his wrists and hands look very proportionate to how it should look regularly. They're just...longer.
