- 4,555
- 3,437
The calculation: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog
hantomØ4/Re:_Zero_Starting_And_Ending_Blizzards_In_Another_World#Reinhard_clears_the_sky
This is a thread to remove the current distance accepted for the calculation.
There is a few problem with this in my opinion.
First of all, like the problem with the first assumption, this assumes that the character will go straight to the mansion. This is inaccurate as Subaru's belief here is that "first he has to reach Reinhard, then Reinhard will go to the Capital from Astrea house, and then he'll go to the mansion from there". We don't know how long it'd take for Subaru to contact Reinhard as well, so it shouldn't work based on this assumption.
It has another problem like the first assumption here again (what the second assumption fixed). Normally it doesn't even take long if you go directly, which is around 6 hours based on the description. The road is not usable, which is why Subaru and Rem took a longer route. Even in later loops, he still consider the timing based on the longer path.
Also, it doesn't make sense considering Reinhard left the Capital two days ago. If we say he follows the accepted route, It'd take at worst two days for him to come back, and an extra 6 hours to complete the entire distance which is half the current assumption.
It doesn't make sense for Reinhard to take the shortest path (from Subaru's expectations), and even if he did, he would reach a lot sooner regardless. We can say something about how long it takes to contact Reinhard, but that works both ways as that would actually shorten the time Subaru thinks they have.
The last one is, as far as i know, Subaru doesn't even know Reinhard can last that long without any sleep. (Especially around this time of the story)
Edit:
We don't know how Reinhard became aware of it at all. Did the storm reach him? Someone contacted him through media? His intuition? He went somewhere else and saw it? Maybe the storm moves extremely slow and people actually had enough time to contact Reinhard before it even reached Astrea Mansion.
So, assumptions here are wrong regardless since there is no proof that the storm even reached there.
Edit 2: There isn't even a mention of Reinhard actually pushing the clouds in the novel as far as i'm aware. For anime and manga version: in the manga, the clouds move but not the entire mass, they're slashed and then slowly move apart(most of it doesn't even appear to be based on his slash alone). In the anime, We don't see it being the case as well, the clouds move but clearly not all mass or similar to the way in the calc.
Based on these, i don't think the current assumptions should be used.
This is a thread to remove the current distance accepted for the calculation.
There’s also a better version of this feat where Puck drops the temperature down to absolute zero form what should be a much greater distance though it is unknown by how much exactly. However, Subaru in the novel had thought that even if he could contact Reinhard the 4 1/2 days that he had would never be enough for Reinhard to arrive because he was too far away . In this feat Reinhard noticed on his own and showed up to slay Puck (if only Subaru knew Reinhard could just run that distance in minutes...). So now, considering that Subaru would have contacted with an immediate life or death (world ending even???!?!?!!?!?1111) and that Reinhard can go on 7 days without rest...
Q: Happy Birthday, Reinhard! Also, Happy New Year! A question: If Reinhard tried to pull an all-nighter without sleeping, how many days could he do it? A: I thought of saying as many days as he wants, but that's too much even for him. I think he could stay up for around a week, but he's sleep like normal after that. It's just, even if you try a surprise attack when he's sleeping, a blessing would wake him up so you can't defeat him.
Q: Happy Birthday, Reinhard! Also, Happy New Year! A question: If Reinhard tried to pull an all-nighter without sleeping, how many days could he do it? A: I thought of saying as many days as he wants, but that's too much even for him. I think he could stay up for around a week, but he's sleep like normal after that. It's just, even if you try a surprise attack when he's sleeping, a blessing would wake him up so you can't defeat him.
There is a few problem with this in my opinion.
First of all, like the problem with the first assumption, this assumes that the character will go straight to the mansion. This is inaccurate as Subaru's belief here is that "first he has to reach Reinhard, then Reinhard will go to the Capital from Astrea house, and then he'll go to the mansion from there". We don't know how long it'd take for Subaru to contact Reinhard as well, so it shouldn't work based on this assumption.
It has another problem like the first assumption here again (what the second assumption fixed). Normally it doesn't even take long if you go directly, which is around 6 hours based on the description. The road is not usable, which is why Subaru and Rem took a longer route. Even in later loops, he still consider the timing based on the longer path.
Also, it doesn't make sense considering Reinhard left the Capital two days ago. If we say he follows the accepted route, It'd take at worst two days for him to come back, and an extra 6 hours to complete the entire distance which is half the current assumption.
It doesn't make sense for Reinhard to take the shortest path (from Subaru's expectations), and even if he did, he would reach a lot sooner regardless. We can say something about how long it takes to contact Reinhard, but that works both ways as that would actually shorten the time Subaru thinks they have.
The last one is, as far as i know, Subaru doesn't even know Reinhard can last that long without any sleep. (Especially around this time of the story)
Edit:
We don't know how Reinhard became aware of it at all. Did the storm reach him? Someone contacted him through media? His intuition? He went somewhere else and saw it? Maybe the storm moves extremely slow and people actually had enough time to contact Reinhard before it even reached Astrea Mansion.
So, assumptions here are wrong regardless since there is no proof that the storm even reached there.
Edit 2: There isn't even a mention of Reinhard actually pushing the clouds in the novel as far as i'm aware. For anime and manga version: in the manga, the clouds move but not the entire mass, they're slashed and then slowly move apart(most of it doesn't even appear to be based on his slash alone). In the anime, We don't see it being the case as well, the clouds move but clearly not all mass or similar to the way in the calc.
Based on these, i don't think the current assumptions should be used.
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