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I'll bite even further and re-scale the same giant image you did, with zoomed in proof that it lines up.
Here's the full scale
Here's the proof
Here's the full scale
Here's the proof
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@RockerUnite My Rice said:
I mean I dont mind either way they are essentially the same size just shaped a bit differently.Unite My Rice said:Yup.
They were not really ignored though, really to mean they looked nearly exactly the same when you were trying to say his was wrong until you posted both of them in screen shot and I looked at then side by side. But even then all the images look very similar. Apart from one in the anime which is the anime and not the canon one over the manga.Unite My Rice said:At the end of the day, the scan that shows both meteors in the same image and intact is the superior manga scan. Using the scans of damaged meteors as evidence while ignoring the perfectly good scans of the untouched meteors makes no sense.
It wouldn't, the same rock pillars are visible in the same single meteor scan, which mean it can still be scaled.Rocker1189 said:The reason you can not use those is because of the angle they are shown at as I showed with my illustration it would make them much smaller than they are.
Agreed.Dragonmasterxyz said:Guys...chill out...
I wish lol.Arigarmy said:That doesn't make it final. Rice and Kep will be arguing until theres even more backup and then more arguing and then either the threads closed or someone wins.
My point is the angle makes then smaller. Because of the factthat we are viewing them from the ground not the air.Unite My Rice said:It wouldn't, the same rock pillars are visible in the same single meteor scan, which mean it can still be scaled.
We absolutely do.Rocker1189 said:We also dont have something to scale them off of.
You do realize that logically, that makes no sense since the lone meteor shot that Gwyn uses comes before Onoki flies up to lighten it, regardless of the pillar sizes?Kepekley23 said:You do realize that the pillars that are actually below the meteor are less than 2px in height? Barely more than 1, considering I managed to fit two pillars in 2px
Assuming 1.5, the meteor on that picture where it is coming out of the clouds is easily portrayed in the 15-16km range, since I get 320px for its height