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I added the homing justification to the OP, so hopefully that will provide clarity and prevent us from repeating the same points repeatedly.
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Why would it keep its acceleration after hitting Earth?First, the spear was calculated under constant acceleration from rest, which means its highest velocity is achieved at the end of its path and not at the beginning. There is no evidence that it decelerates before reaching Denji. So when Denji interacts with it at close range, he is interacting with its peak velocity. You cannot just assume it slows down near him because nothing in the scene suggests that.
That doesn't make him scale to it.The spear actively corrects its trajectory to follow him. That means he cannot just preemptively sidestep it from a distance. He has to wait until it gets extremely close before movement becomes meaningful, because the spear will simply adjust and follow him otherwise. Hence the "almost got speared".
Why is he so surprised by its speed if its effortless?In the initial feat, he dodges it despite it traveling from the moon. Then later he continues to maneuver around it effortlessly.
Your interpretation for him dodging last second is not concrete so I can see how this has been brought up several times. "Almost got speared" because its fast, not because he timed himself correctly to dodge it last second and thus he's actually several times faster. Unless you can prove the spear's got a notable lag, the feats just read as him almost getting hit because he's not faster than it.We are clogging the thread speaking on the same points with just different people every time.
This is a strawman. I never said the spear continues accelerating after hitting Earth. Under constant acceleration from rest, peak velocity is reached at the end of its trajectory. Denji interacts with it at that endpoint. The acceleration phase is already complete by then.Why would it keep its acceleration after hitting Earth?
Again, strawman, that is not what I was explaining. The homing property explains why Denji cannot simply sidestep early from a safe distance. The spear actively corrects its trajectory. If he moves too early, it adjusts. That forces him to wait until the projectile is within meaningful proximity before committing to movement.That doesn't make him scale to it.
Surprise does not equal inferiority. A high speed homing spear closing in at close range will naturally create tension. The reaction window is tight. If he moves too early, it corrects. If he moves too late, he gets hit. Being surprised by how fast something is does not mean you are slower than it. It just means the margin for error is small.Why is he so surprised by its speed if its effortless?
You cannot reduce the scene to that interpretation alone. He does not say "I almost got speared because I am slower". He says he almost got speared in a context where he is repeatedly maneuvering around a homing attack.Your interpretation for him dodging last second is not concrete so I can see how this has been brought up several times. "Almost got speared" because its fast, not because he timed himself correctly to dodge it last second and thus he's actually several times faster. Unless you can prove the spear's got a notable lag, the feats just read as him almost getting hit because he's not faster than it.
You're arguing it's suddenly changed its acceleration from FTL in several seconds across hundreds of thousands of meters, to FTL in several seconds across several meters and nothing proves that.This is a strawman. I never said the spear continues accelerating after hitting Earth. Under constant acceleration from rest, peak velocity is reached at the end of its trajectory. Denji interacts with it at that endpoint. The acceleration phase is already complete by then.
Prove this. Show us Denji waiting cause each moment he's surprised by it. The homing property's readjustment is unknown, idk why you're speaking like you understand how fast it takes to readjust itself after its been dodged but I do want you to prove you know it.Again, strawman, that is not what I was explaining. The homing property explains why Denji cannot simply sidestep early from a safe distance. The spear actively corrects its trajectory. If he moves too early, it adjusts. That forces him to wait until the projectile is within meaningful proximity before committing to movement.
You're still going off the idea he knows to react at just the right moment. Prove it.Surprise does not equal inferiority. A high speed homing spear closing in at close range will naturally create tension. The reaction window is tight. If he moves too early, it corrects. If he moves too late, he gets hit. Being surprised by how fast something is does not mean you are slower than it. It just means the margin for error is small.
He maneuvered twice, stop talking like he was constantly avoiding it "effortlessly" as you say, because it simply wasn't.You cannot reduce the scene to that interpretation alone. He does not say "I almost got speared because I am slower". He says he almost got speared in a context where he is repeatedly maneuvering around a homing attack.
The key issue is you haven't proven that's what he's doing. "Repeatedly" it was three times and he's always giving remarks because its so fast.The key issue you are not addressing is that he must time his dodge correctly. The fact that he repeatedly avoids it shows that his reactions are at minimum comparable to its peak velocity.
Where is it shown that the spear loses speed during homing? You are asking me to prove that it keeps its velocity, but the burden is actually on you to prove that it drops velocity. Nothing in the scene indicates a slowdown. The spear is portrayed as violently fast both during travel and during close range.You're arguing it's suddenly changed its acceleration from FTL in several seconds across hundreds of thousands of meters, to FTL in several seconds across several meters and nothing proves that.
He casually causes the spear to rotate by doing a backflip, which forces it to track him at close range and momentarily lose him (like any homing attack would?). The burden of proof is also actually on you here to prove that the homing property is different from how it is shown in the panels. If it's a spear, it is going to follow you wherever you go and if you move out the way, the spear is going to follow in your direction, that is the default assumption. Every dodge Denji makes happens at extreme close range, where the spear chases him mid air while he is distracted and defenseless. It is your job to prove that it works inherently different from any other homing object realistically, because I am working with the manga content and the general standard assumptions here.Prove this. Show us Denji waiting cause each moment he's surprised by it. The homing property's readjustment is unknown, idk why you're speaking like you understand how fast it takes to readjust itself after its been dodged but I do want you to prove you know it.
Not only is he casually having a conversation with Yoru, he is clearly not paying attention to the spear at all while speaking with her every time it shows up. It's not that he is intentionally timing it, but he is clearly not taking the spear itself seriously. Even then, (again) there is an entire panel of him allowing the spear to get close enough and then forcing it to rotate its trajectory because it is following his direction.You're still going off the idea he knows to react at just the right moment. Prove it.
One. Two. Three. And yes, if you are careless and not actually focusing on the attack separate from the last moment, that is being effortless. As I said before, surprise does not equate to inferiority.He maneuvered twice, stop talking like he was constantly avoiding it "effortlessly" as you say, because it simply wasn't.
He never remarks that it's fast. Every single time he was off guard and not focused and the spear kept homing in on him almost instantly after he dodged it. That is clearly a pressure issue more than a speed issue.The key issue is you haven't proven that's what he's doing. "Repeatedly" it was three times and he's always giving remarks because its so fast.
Never said it loses speed during homing. I'm asking you to demonstrate it has the same acceleration it did from the Moon to Earth. Acceleration from Moon to Earth took several seconds and traveled the distance, if it suddenly can do that with significantly less distance and shorter time, that needs to be proven.Where is it shown that the spear loses speed during homing? You are asking me to prove that it keeps its velocity, but the burden is actually on you to prove that it drops velocity. Nothing in the scene indicates a slowdown. The spear is portrayed as violently fast both during travel and during close range.
You are also saying the spear just randomly starts taking entire seconds to travel a few meters when we have its acceleration speed at FTL. What you are arguing here uses assumptions we are not working with and just inherently doesn't make any sense.
Stop saying this bullshit. Nothing was causal or effortless about this unless you prove that. No duh thats the assumption, the problem lies in you thinking Denji is actively timing the dodges right. I'm not asserting anything you aren't lmao, I'm asking you to prove the homing works how you're arguing and you can't. It's readjustment can occur if the target dodges just a meter or more or less, what you're suggesting is that Denji LETS it get close and then blitzes it. The manga offers nothing for how it works so idk what you're working with besides you're assumptions.He casually causes the spear to rotate by doing a backflip, which forces it to track him at close range and momentarily lose him (like any homing attack would?). The burden of proof is also actually on you here to prove that the homing property is different from how it is shown in the panels. If it's a spear, it is going to follow you wherever you go and if you move out the way, the spear is going to follow in your direction, that is the default assumption. Every dodge Denji makes happens at extreme close range, where the spear chases him mid air while he is distracted and defenseless. It is your job to prove that it works inherently different from any other homing object realistically, because I am working with the manga content and the general standard assumptions here.
Not only is he casually having a conversation with Yoru, he is clearly not paying attention to the spear at all while speaking with her every time it shows up. It's not that he is intentionally timing it, but he is clearly not taking the spear itself seriously. Even then, (again) there is an entire panel of him allowing the spear to get close enough and then forcing it to rotate its trajectory because it is following his direction.
You've got to be joking. You've convinced yourself of this, there's no getting it through to you the spear is faster.
"Pressure issue" What is the pressure from?He never remarks that it's fast. Every single time he was off guard and not focused and the spear kept homing in on him almost instantly after he dodged it. That is clearly a pressure issue more than a speed issue.
The spear is calculated to take 2 seconds to reach FTL speeds. As I previously stated, it is incredibly fast at close range. The spear does not have to continuously travel at planetary ranges to accelerate to FTL speeds. And that's a testament to Denjis interactions with it.Never said it loses speed during homing. I'm asking you to demonstrate it has the same acceleration it did from the Moon to Earth. Acceleration from Moon to Earth took several seconds and traveled the distance, if it suddenly can do that with significantly less distance and shorter time, that needs to be proven.
Did I not just prove that? You can call it nonsense in your interpretation all you want, but I am standing firm on my point and you are not addressing it by simply dismissing it. I already gave you an explanation that Denji's timing is not inherently purposeful, but it is still something that is happening. You are saying I cannot prove how the homing works, yet I also gave another example of Denji literally rotating the spear at close range, which requires timing. Everything I said above is directly from the manga and I even linked scans as evidence. If I cannot sway your mind, then that is that. But this is not enough to sway mine either. It is probably best to let the CGMs give their two cents.Stop saying this bullshit. Nothing was causal or effortless about this unless you prove that. No duh thats the assumption, the problem lies in you thinking Denji is actively timing the dodges right. I'm not asserting anything you aren't lmao, I'm asking you to prove the homing works how you're arguing and you can't. It's readjustment can occur if the target dodges just a meter or more or less, what you're suggesting is that Denji LETS it get close and then blitzes it. The manga offers nothing for how it works so idk what you're working with besides you're assumptions.
As I said, it is the pressure of the spear constantly homing in on him every time he dodges, a relentless attack basically."Pressure issue" What is the pressure from?
Thinking about what you said voidgoji, couldn't yorus bang scale above 100% gun devil bullet speed?I agree with everything besides scaling Yoru's bang to "only a bit more than 8% stronger" than Makima's. Yoru boosts her weapons considerably with her guilt, so it would be higher to an unknown degree
That feat is incredibly useful, you should try get it evaluated.there are a few subsonic feats that they can scale to (like the one you gave) and I for example made one calc of a feat made by some fodder devil hunter of the devil hunter clubs that also got to subsonic+ (Mach 0.66) as it's done by a more inexperienced devil hunter, any special division 4 member could scale to it: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/U...w_Man)_A_Devil_Hunter_dodges_transformed_Yuko
Thank you! I'm still waiting for the 2 weeks cool down to end so I can bump it again in the calc evaluations requestThat feat is incredibly useful, you should try get it evaluated.
I appreciate you taking the time to view this. I created a sandbox that is easier to read and goes far more in depth on the scaling. If you choose to look at it, it should help paint a clearer picture.Can't say much about scaling, but if the calcs are accepted its good.
I confused their human forms with their hybrid forms in the sandbox, sorry.Assuming you are referring to their human forms, Reze would fundamentally be above both of them due to being a trained soldier from a young age, while Denji and Samurai Sword have less solid scaling to anyone in that state. They will eventually scale higher, we just lack the calculations for bottom tiers right now.
All good, and yeah, however that is a supporting feat now regarding the new scaling and would only apply to mid tier characters.I confused their human forms with their hybrid forms in the sandbox, sorry.
But what about Reze’s torpedo feat? Wasn’t it calced at Mach 3?
I agree with the new revised calc, only thing about what speed would you give spearman and Miri sugo like I said earlierHey everyone, quick update on the CRT.
I went back over the scaling and realized I overlooked how many characters already sit at High Hypersonic, so I adjusted the tier placements to keep things consistent. The Nail Fiend Supersonic feat was not evaluated, so anyone who was previously scaling to it has now been pushed down to Subsonic+ via the Dragon Fiend Blocks Bullets Subsonic+ tier.
The OP has been updated with the revised tier list and placements. Please re-check your votes or objections with the adjusted scaling in mind.
I appreciate you taking the time to view this. I created a sandbox that is easier to read and goes far more in depth on the scaling. If you choose to look at it, it should help paint a clearer picture.
I appreciate you taking the time to comment. Regarding the rules for larger verses like Chainsaw Man, I am assuming I need one more vote, or should two be enough?Hmmm I'm in agreement with the revised OP; regarding the debate on the FTL scaling, while I think the the first two attempts of Denji dodging the spear really don't count, I think the last one is sufficient
3 votes for major CRTs, a controversial verse would need more but chainsawman isn't one of themI appreciate you taking the time to comment. Regarding the rules for larger verses like Chainsaw Man, I am assuming I need one more vote, or should two be enough?
Their vote was generalized and not specific to one part of the scaling. We have enough votes. CGMs do not hold any voting power in CRTs, only thread mods and Administrators do. That just means this CRT has passed.Snip
And about this fuyure CRT, you asked me earlier to try to get evaluated my "devil hunter dodges transformed Yuko" calc, so you could use it as a possible scaling for the rock bottom tiers like aki and himeno?Some information came up and I would like to exclude Aki, Himeno, initial Denji, as I believe they are powercliffed beyond the values here. It is best that their speed scaling be discussed in a different CRT with better calcs fitting for them. I will be placing them at the rock bottom tier, and they will possess average human speeds until the time to change their speed arrives.
Great!I will be applying changes in a few.
Remember this slight calc too for those who scale to yorus bangs, if you change the speed section in the verse page you should clarify in the calculation notes about yorus bangs upscaling from mákima's bangsbtw, if its accepted that, the fact that Yoru uses bangs from a 28% gun devil while Makima uses from a 20% gun devil, and so yoru having 8% more gun devil than makima means that speed difference to makimas bang (yoru bangs being faster than Makimas bangs), then it shouldnt be adding a 8% of makimas bang ´´(Mach 4,603.11) resulting into Mach 4,971.36
28% of anything (gun devil) its 40% higher than 20% of that same thing
so add 40% of that 20% (Mach 4603.11) and you get Mach 6444.354
more simply, theorically 100% gun devil scales 5 times higher than makimas bang (equal to 20% gun devil), he being Mach 23.015.55, 28% of that speed is also Mach 6444.354[/spoiler]