Sure, I will admit that I am not much of calculator but I will try my best to help. For these calcs, would you also be willing to do redo them if need to
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KobsterHope07
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Alright
Some of them aren't currently being used so if you want to remove them instead of re-doing them let me know
First one
vsbattles.fandom.com
The first feat is not a cloud split it's just a way certain manga do high vantage points so you can see the ground or vice versa
Here is an example of the same thing with HxH
Even if you did want to argue that the clouds where split, the split happens before they even go through the clouds
The second is a little sus due to the way the building is falling but I'll give it to you
The third calc is pretty good but the scaling on the bomb's size itself is a little off
You also did pretty good with the cloud calculation but I recommend you use the averages from our page
I'd also argue that the clouds are just Cumulous
You also didn't use omnidirectional KE which is 1/12 instead of .25
So it'd be 1/12 * 26,575,261,404.58769 * (7656.05249344/3)^2 = 3.44 Megatons
Scaling the Kaiju to the explosions that killed them also seems like a bad idea
The 4th calc there's alot wrong with
First you used the height of a window 100 meters in the background instead of Kafka's height?
You used his height to find how far he pushed it so why not for the size?
You also converted grams directly over to kilograms when scaling up the flesh density
It says 1.02g/cm^3 which means when converted to kg/cm^3 it would be 0.00102kg/cm^3 which when converted to meters is 10.2kg/m^3
A gram is 1/100th of a kilogram
And this is assuming that the ballooning up birds are completely made of flesh, even normal humans aren't 100% flesh.
And finally assuming a distance of 8000 meters when the panel you linked explicitly shows the clouds BELOW them seems a little sus
Some of them aren't currently being used so if you want to remove them instead of re-doing them let me know
First one
Raid on Tachikawa Base Feats
vsbattles.fandom.com
The first feat is not a cloud split it's just a way certain manga do high vantage points so you can see the ground or vice versa
Here is an example of the same thing with HxH
Even if you did want to argue that the clouds where split, the split happens before they even go through the clouds
The second is a little sus due to the way the building is falling but I'll give it to you
The third calc is pretty good but the scaling on the bomb's size itself is a little off
You also did pretty good with the cloud calculation but I recommend you use the averages from our page
I'd also argue that the clouds are just Cumulous
You also didn't use omnidirectional KE which is 1/12 instead of .25
So it'd be 1/12 * 26,575,261,404.58769 * (7656.05249344/3)^2 = 3.44 Megatons
Scaling the Kaiju to the explosions that killed them also seems like a bad idea
The 4th calc there's alot wrong with
First you used the height of a window 100 meters in the background instead of Kafka's height?
You used his height to find how far he pushed it so why not for the size?
You also converted grams directly over to kilograms when scaling up the flesh density
It says 1.02g/cm^3 which means when converted to kg/cm^3 it would be 0.00102kg/cm^3 which when converted to meters is 10.2kg/m^3
A gram is 1/100th of a kilogram
And this is assuming that the ballooning up birds are completely made of flesh, even normal humans aren't 100% flesh.
And finally assuming a distance of 8000 meters when the panel you linked explicitly shows the clouds BELOW them seems a little sus