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Tensura Speed rework/downgrade (low and possibly mid tiers)

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I also want to point out that "near-lightning speed" is usually a metaphor and/or meant figuratively. So I disagree that either Souei or Ranga have MHS based on that.
 
Btw, we have an accepted calc for Shizue dodging feat which coincidentally falls into Supersonic

Me and Code actually discussed this feat before. The overall conclusion I came to was that both manga and anime changed the working of Black lightning in that scene. The more accurate depiction is present both in LN and in anime: the test where he crushed a rock in the middle of a lake. In that scene, in LN he was talking about an increase in range at which he can hit enemies which doesn't make sense if it was a top-down attack. The other supporting argument is the Sky Dragon's lightning which Rimuru stared to intercept after it fired
I also want to point out that "near-lightning speed" is usually a metaphor and/or meant figuratively. So I disagree that either Souei or Ranga have MHS based on that.
While the general "lightning speed" is indeed often a metaphor, "near lightning speed" is a much more specific statement and significantly less used as a metaphor. Moreover, Fuse rarely makes use of flowery language like that, he usually does the opposite: states them to be faster than some kind of a low end.
The MHS is further supported by several statements in the OP itself, such as Rimuru's natural perception and Hakurou outspeeding the enhanced version
 
Me and Code actually discussed this feat before. The overall conclusion I came to was that both manga and anime changed the working of Black lightning in that scene. The more accurate depiction is present both in LN and in anime: the test where he crushed a rock in the middle of a lake. In that scene, in LN he was talking about an increase in range at which he can hit enemies which doesn't make sense if it was a top-down attack. The other supporting argument is the Sky Dragon's lightning which Rimuru stared to intercept after it fired
In volume 1 its mentioned to be "crashing down".

The Dark Lightning I unleashed was… Let’s call it “beyond belief.” There was a flash, followed by a deafening roar of thunder. The large riverside boulder I chose as a target was gone, crumbled to pebbles. I could see the bolt crashing down faster than light…but witnessing its dreadful force for myself simply amazed me. Way beyond expectations. (Volume 1, Chapter 3)
The increase of range can still makes sense because it was talking about the heat radius of the lightning strike, or the fact that in the manga the lightning is visually shown to be huge.
Given the range of that lightning strike, though, it could make a good ace in the hole someday. The entire twenty-yard radius around the disintegrated boulder was now blazing hot and glassy. Something to think about. (Volume 1, Chapter 3)

While the general "lightning speed" is indeed often a metaphor, "near lightning speed" is a much more specific statement and significantly less used as a metaphor.
Its still a metaphor.
The MHS is further supported by several statements in the OP itself, such as Rimuru's natural perception and Hakurou outspeeding the enhanced version
Demon Lord Benimaru was struggling against a MHS attack so it isnt consistent. Also why would that be MHS?
 
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In volume 1 its mentioned to be "crashing down".
Which can also be used to describe horizontal movement
The increase of range can still makes sense because it was talking about the heat radius of the lightning strike, or the fact that in the manga the lightning is visually shown to be huge.
He already had Black Flames with an already bigger range of expansion
Its still a metaphor.
Arguments?
Demon Lord Benimaru was struggling against a MHS attack so it isnt consistent.
Mind providing the feat
Also why would that be MHS?
Because Mach 1 perception amped by a 1000
 
Which can also be used to describe horizontal movement
I guess you do have a point there. It can mean both.
He already had Black Flames with an already bigger range of expansion
Thats not what we're arguing about tho.
Arguments?
Because its simply is a figurative way to describe how fast something is. An extra "near" doesn't make it to be literal just because its "more specific". Also, looking at the context he was talking about their usage in Spatial Motion, aka Teleportation so its doesn't really count as a speed feat.


Mind providing the feat
Right, my bad.
“The moment the fight began, I felt a shiver down my spine…or I could just tell something bad was coming my way,” Benimaru explained. “I knew I couldn’t just stand there, so I triggered some Shimmering Haze…”
This Shimmering Haze was something at the deepest level of his Formhide skill set. It kept any kind of attack from tracking down his body. Unless an ultimate skill was involved in the attack, it’d never work against him.
If he didn’t use that, however, Benimaru would’ve lost in the first shot. Carillon was working at a speed several hundred times the speed of sound, in a similar vein to Velgrynd’s own ultraspeed attacks. I’m amazed Benimaru dodged it, but if the light could home right back in on him, there was nothing he could do. It took his ultimate skill Amaterasu, Lord of Shimmering Flame, to hold out against it.
“So your sixth sense and your ultimate skill made all the difference.”
“Yes, it was quite dangerous.
My pride convinced me that victory would come far easier. It’s proven to be a good, if painful, lesson.” (Volume 15, Chapter 2)


Because Mach 1 perception amped by a 1000
He clearly could perceive Hakurou final attack in slow motion, just that his body arent fast enough to respond to that. And considering that he was using 300x perception amp against Hakurou at the start of their fight, it would just be a 1000/300 = 3.34x difference anyway.
 
Thats not what we're arguing about tho.
But why would he note an improvement in range of he already had a bigger AoE attack?
Because its simply is a figurative way to describe how fast something is. An extra "near" doesn't make it to be literal just because its "more specific".
More specific means less frequently used as a metaphor. That means that we need to consider context more. The context is both that Ranga uses lightning abilities and that Fuse rarely makes use of such metaphors
Also, looking at the context he was talking about their usage in Spatial Motion, aka Teleportation so its doesn't really count as a speed feat.
In the very same scan it says that they can run at half that speed normally
Right, my bad.
Yeah, except the comparison in the very scan is with Velgrynd's attacks. Which are nearing lightspeed. We've already discussed Fuse's frivolous use of speed of sound and how it's unreliable to treat it as a literal anti-feats to higher speeds
He clearly could perceive Hakurou final attack in slow motion, just that his body arent fast enough to respond to that. And considering that he was using 300x perception amp against Hakurou at the start of their fight, it would just be a 1000/300 = 3.34x difference anyway.
That's Kyoya, not Rimuru.....
And it's talking about Kyoya being frozen compared to the attack...
 
How can "crashing down" be used to describe horizontal movement? I think this clearly proves that the manga and anime versions are accurate.
"Came crashing down the road", "Crashing down the river". This idiom can indeed be used to describe horizontal movement especially fast one
 
But why would he note an improvement in range of he already had a bigger AoE attack?
I reread volume 1 to check again. Rimuru got and tested Black Lightning first before he gained Black Flames.

More specific means less frequently used as a metaphor. That means that we need to consider context more. The context is both that Ranga uses lightning abilities and that Fuse rarely makes use of such metaphors
Its barely "more specific". Fuse almost always uses metaphors all the time, and even if he didn't you'd still need to prove this one actually isnt. We can argue semantics all day but it would be better to prove it with actual/supporting feats.

In the very same scan it says that they can run at half that speed normally
It was for that Star Wolves, not Souei or Ranga. If anything it proved that it was talking about proficiency in using their skill.

Yeah, except the comparison in the very scan is with Velgrynd's attacks. Which are nearing lightspeed. We've already discussed Fuse's frivolous use of speed of sound and how it's unreliable to treat it as a literal anti-feats to higher speeds
... Fuse gotta be trolling atp. You're right for this one.

That's Kyoya, not Rimuru.....
And it's talking about Kyoya being frozen compared to the attack...
Are we not talking about Kyoya? Its also said that Hakurou's blade can be seen moving slowly towards his necks, so while his 1000 amp can perceive it, his body is too slow to react.
 
Okay I searched again and this should basically proves that it goes up-down.

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It was potrayed the same in the anime.
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Welp, this is concerning to say the least....

So what now? Should I fully nuke the speed rating and rework the speed more, or keep it?
 
I haven't participated in this verse for 1-2 years now, but I guess I'll chime in on this thread.

I originally planned on reworking the speed ratings of the verse, mostly due to what is already presented in the OP. But that never came into fruition due to external reasons and the simple fact that I lost interest in Slime for various reasons. Also because the verse's speed can simply be very inconsistent which shelved the project until I lost interest.

There are feats with Benimaru and Carrion/Karion/Callion/whatever the *****'s name was, and those were explicitly MHS at most IIRC. In general, we don't really get a lot of relativistic speed feats that isn't somehow related to Disintegration within the first 6 volume, just mentioning that speed caps for higher tiers makes the MHS rating for Shizue-tier characters unlikely (the Empire arc just introduced more low-level speed feats tbh).

I originally intended to scrap the MHS ratings and then work from there, whether Shizue would be supersonic or if there would be calcs that would show a more definitive number. I still think this is the case.
 
Honestly, I was skeptical of the MHS rating when making this thread, and now I am almost certain it is wrong, or should be limited to "shadow motion."
 
I'd say this thread already have enough feats to rework the speed scaling for V1-5.
Yeah, I am just letting all the other scalers share their thoughts, and possibly bring more feats. (I will call the staff and start working on a new speed rating for all affected, 2 weeks after this was created)

Edit - I am also unsure what to do with Shizue's speed feat/scaling now...
 
I haven't participated in this verse for 1-2 years now, but I guess I'll chime in on this thread.

I originally planned on reworking the speed ratings of the verse, mostly due to what is already presented in the OP. But that never came into fruition due to external reasons and the simple fact that I lost interest in Slime for various reasons. Also because the verse's speed can simply be very inconsistent which shelved the project until I lost interest.

There are feats with Benimaru and Carrion/Karion/Callion/whatever the *****'s name was, and those were explicitly MHS at most IIRC. In general, we don't really get a lot of relativistic speed feats that isn't somehow related to Disintegration within the first 6 volume, just mentioning that speed caps for higher tiers makes the MHS rating for Shizue-tier characters unlikely (the Empire arc just introduced more low-level speed feats tbh).

I originally intended to scrap the MHS ratings and then work from there, whether Shizue would be supersonic or if there would be calcs that would show a more definitive number. I still think this is the case.
Its a nice surprise to see you here again, thought you'd never appear again.

As I have discussed long ago, I share the same stance.

Although for Benimaru's antifeat someone earlier pointed out that Carrion's attack was compared to Velgyrnd's relavistic attack despite being "several hundreds times of speed of sound". But regardless its more consistent for Supersonic imo.
 
So I've went through Volumes 1-17 of the LN, since @Dark_Soul20189 seems to have forgotten that there are characters later on that still scale to people from first volumes (especially to Rimuru). After doing that, I'm still convinced that MHS is the correct rating.
There are basically 3 direct feats we have as well as 2 possible uses of multipliers

1) Ranga's speed feat that we've already mentioned here.
I've went through all volumes mentioned and came to a conclusion that Fuse does not use "lightning speed" as a metaphor regarding actual speed feats. The only times he has ever used lightning as a metaphor was in the later half of the novel when describing how fast people were checking documents or general progress of a task. Those obviously are unrelated to describing actual speed and only appear in volumes 10-11. This, coupled with Ranga having actual lightning abilities, leads me to believe that it is not a metaphor.

2) Rimuru and the Sky Dragon
In Volume 4 Chapter 6 of the LN is the Sky Dragon encounter. In it, there's a moment when Mjormille is about to be blasted by lightning, the lightning was already fired but Rimuru appeared before them before that happened. "Came quicker than the lightning" is the description for this. If you want visual confirmation, look at the later half of Episode 21 of anime. Considering that Rimuru was coming from behind the dragon and that the bolts were already fired, he quite literally outsped the lightning, so an obvious MHS

3) Beretta and Shion dodging lightning from Viola
This feat comes from Volume 6 and is about Shion and Beretta. And while it may be argued that they evolved, they should still be at most equal to pre-Vol 6 Rimuru. Moreover we don't have any statements of a speed upgrade from The Harvest Festival (which is reflected in our scaling), so I say we can use this.
So the feat is rather literal. Viola spams a wide variety of different elemental spells, including lightning, and Beretta and Shion were dodging all of this, waiting for a moment to strike. The field where this was happening wasn't really wide, so that's also a close distance. Again, lightning dodging feats, but now more concrete, pretty much a MHS rating. Again, you can watch this in the anime in the corresponding Walpurgis episode

Now I'll describe the multiplier scales we can use

1) Scaling from below. The OP already established that Rimuru can easily see things that are Mach 1, so that's his regular perception speed. Thought Acceleration enhances it x1000, so Mach 1000. And Hakurou was pretty much blitzing him, that even perception couldn't really catch up, as OP already establishes himself. Do I need to say more?

2) Scaling from above. We have an accepted Relativistic perception calc for TDL Rimuru. His perception enhancement is x1,000,000 so a 1000 times greater. If we divide his perception speed there by 1000, we'll get MHS perception and we again get to the previous point

Supporting arguments
Arguments that can't really be said to be a definite confirmation, but support the rating as more consistent

Starwolves can use their horns to serve as a conductor for Black Lightning, meaning that they can use non-sky lightning in their fights and since they aren't considered some kind of a super-blitz species, those can be dodged by more powerful opponents in fights

In Volume 13 Untransformed Gabil (again, ≤Rimuru) and his squad, during the battle with Imperial Airships were met with a huge barrage of magical attacks, including lightning. They were described as "going down one by one" due to size and quantity of spells, which implies that they weren't just simply tagged by the lightning and held on, which wouldn't be the case with Supersonic vs MHS

In Volume 15 Gadra fights an opponent that is stated to be below Saare. In the fight he uses a scientifically generated lightning and the only thing that gets to the opponent isn't the attack speed, but the fact that it was created without any magic

In the same Volume, Frey goes against a harpy opponent that uses a lot of lightning attacks. From Frey's own statements later, we learn that all of these were Harpies' intristic magic. Harpies are known as masters of high-speed aerial combat, which means they regularly fight in the sky, which again means they have enough speed to dodge the lightning they fire against eachother to some extent



All of this, coupled with the fact that I've yet to see any actual anti-feats for MHS makes me believe that it is indeed the correct rating
 
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I initially thought everything was fine, but I have a few contentions now

I'll make a detailed post tomorrow.
For note, most of the stuff here is fine except with Hakuro and Rimuru. And maybe a few others that scale from them.
 
Fair enough. Considering how as you say lightning magic are equally fast (or even faster) than actual lightning, I have no problem with the feats.

Its just a matter of who to scale to which feat now.
 
First off, the abbreviations
SoL= Speed of Light (I prolly won't need use this one tho)
SoS= Speed of Sound
Tempest Wolves
I'd say update this with > 60 miles/96 km/h
Ranga’s eyes sparkled at this new mission in life. The rest of the tempest wolves grew equally excited. Always a good idea to motivate the troops a bit.
So I turned to Kaijin and Gharm to get them to hop on, and…
Well, that’s weird. They’re all unconscious and foaming at the mouth. What’re these guys doing, anyway? Oh well. I knew that practice would come in handy! A little Sticky Thread off my back, and everyone was pulled up and put firmly in place. Success!
Fainted dwarves wouldn’t make great traveling companions, but either way, we were off.
By the way, I intended to start off at a leisurely trot, only to find myself going over sixty miles per hour or so. Maybe it was for the better that my passengers weren’t awake to see this. If they were, our acceleration would’ve made them lose their lunches.
I looked back at Dold and Mildo on Ranga’s back. They had a little more backbone…or I thought they did. Then I realized they were just unconscious with their eyes open.
That'll be >26 m/s
Hakurou (Orge)
Is this unknown because it's being calculated?
If yes then sure otherwise it's
Rimuru's perception speed = >343 m/s (SoS) = Transonic
Accelerated by 1000x = >343,000 m/s = MHS+ (+ is there cuz his baseline perception speed is greater than exactly 343 m/s)
Hakuro who can blitz Rimuru >> MHS+
This time, unlike that untargeted shock wave from before, he was clearly trying to kill me, and his beams of pure heat were vaporizing anything they touched on the way. The force behind them far outclassed that first release of magic power—but, hey, if they didn’t hit me, no worries. I had already dodged those beams, and with my quick senses, I could see things coming at the speed of sound.
I attempted to state my case, only to be stopped by a premonition behind me. I turned around—the elder wasn’t there. Was the other one lecturing me just to divert my attention?!

In a panic, I turned, blocking a strike from behind with my right hand. It was a shock, someone evading Magic Sense to get so close undetected.

Thankfully, the unique Great Sage skill sped up my thought processes to a thousand times faster than normal. The elder unsheathed his blade in a flash, and I was just barely in time.

But something about my arm felt unusual. My skill set kept me from experiencing pain, but—oops—he had lopped the thing right off.

This old guy’s skills were incredible. Even with Multilayer Barrier and Body Armor in place, it was like he could cut through paper.

“Mmh… I must be growing senile. I was sure I had decapitated you there…”

Senile, my ass. His physical skills were no match for his companions, but his speed was ridiculous. He was lethal.

Attack speed for post-naming Beni (idk where this scales tbh)
Realizing his foes had no intention of fleeing, Benimaru casually thrust his right hand forward. A black ball of flame flickered to life above it, expanding to about three feet in diameter before he unleashed it. Realizing the danger, the orcish soldiers took evasive action—but they were too late. The fireball continued to expand and accelerate, faster than a hurricane, and the orcs were simply too slow to run from it.

Anyone who touched it was instantly incinerated, not even leaving a pile of ashes behind. But that wasn’t what made the dark fireball terrifying. Several seconds later, upon reaching a large clutch of orcs in front of it, the flame released all the energy it had stored inside. An area three hundred feet in diameter was suddenly cloaked in a dome of pure black, centered around the fireball. Then, a mighty rumble, low and loud enough to freeze the entire battlefield, and the blood of everyone in it.

As for Shion and Ranga (flight), I think we can put them at Supersonic with this:
At his full size, Ranga was a good fifteen feet or so in length. Not much
compared to a megalodon, but still, that’s a lot of mass. And now Ranga was approaching the shark, combining his own leaping skills with the pull of gravity to gain more speed than running alone could accomplish. But this wasn’t simply a ramming attack. Shion was still riding him, and her large sword was out.

Despite being parallel with the ground below, Shion couldn’t have looked more serene. And the moment that Ranga and the megalodon crossed paths, she brought her sword down, the light-purple glow it emitted arcing across the air. She had used her aura to expand and strengthen the sword, extending it to over three times its normal size. Like a guillotine blade thundering down from above, the demon sword descended…and neatly removed the megalodon’s head.

“Behold! Decapitating Demon Blade!”

Decapitating Demon Blade was the name of the skill. Instead of unleashing pure aura like Ogresword Cannon, it simply formed it into a set shape for use. But thanks to working with Ranga to gain as much speed as she possibly could for the strike, the tip of the extended sword flickered faster than the speed of sound, cleaving right through the megalodon’s head.
Anime (time stamp = 5:58 to 6:25) and Manga (chapter 38) for reference.

Sky Dragon with SoS attack speed (excluding lightning attacks)
[/SPOILER="SCANS"]
The two looked at each other in astonishment, then immediately sprang into action. Nice. Now to tackle that Sky Dragon. After that, I killed it in quite literally the blink of an eye. It was big, at fifteen or so feet long, but a mere small fry compared to Charybdis. It had lightning and sonic waves and thick skin—but none of the Sky Dragon’s attacks worked on me. So I battered the guy around a bit, then used Glutton to have it for dinner. An easy win.
Raws for confirmation:
俺はそれから文字通りスカイ ドラゴンを瞬殺した。 五メートルの巨体だが、そん なものは暴風大妖渦カリュブディ スに比べると屁でもない。 雷撃も、音速衝撃も、強固な 身体も。 スカイドラゴンが絶対の自信 を持つ攻撃の全てが、俺には通用 しないのだ。 楽勝である。 適当に痛めつけた後、ユニー クスキル『暴食者グラトニー』で 美味しく頂いたのだった。
[/SPOILER]

And MHS+ speed for Rimuru flight + reaction+ attack (possibly combat) (gluttony) along with attack speed for Sky dragon.
When I reached the site, I found a familiar-looking face staring down the Sky
Dragon. It was Bydd, and I guess he really took my advice to heart, because he
was stepping up to protect the wounded strewn around the fields.

Next to him was a fat little man holding a potion bottle with the Tempest seal stamped on it. Presumably, that was the merchant Shuna had mentioned. Considering the money-grubbing qualities of most merchants I knew, I was rather surprised to see him giving up profit to pass this medicine around. I didn’t know if that was a good or bad sign, really—but I suppose it was nice of him, even if his face was kind of weasel-like. If he was doing this for advertising purposes, it was a genius move.

I called out to them, which I really shouldn’t have, since I was supposed to be incognito. It was just such a surprise to see them on the battlefield that I couldn’t help myself. Better make sure they don’t blab about it later.

“Right. Since you’re here and all, you might as well keep helping out the injured with those potions! I’ll do something about this monster in the meantime.”

As far as I could tell, there were quite a few wounded, but nobody was dead yet. With enough High Potion, it wouldn’t be too late to save them all. The gate guard I knew was among the injured, making me all the happier that we were in time.

The two looked at each other in astonishment, then immediately sprang into action. Nice. Now to tackle that Sky Dragon. After that, I killed it in quite literally the blink of an eye. It was big, at fifteen or so feet long, but a mere small fry compared to Charybdis. It had lightning and sonic waves and thick skin—but none of the Sky Dragon’s attacks worked on me. So I battered the guy around a bit, then used Glutton to have it for dinner. An easy win.

(Timestamp : 17:00 ~ 18:00)


The LN doesn't give much details other than the fact that the dragon has lightning as its attack, but the Anime gives the exact visuals and details that can be used.

Rimuru came in between the sky dragon and humans after it had already fired its lightning and instantly absorbed it. That goes for flight + reaction + attack. The possibly combat speed is cuz we know Rimuru was flying towards the sky dragon from behind initially. So he would have to come between the humans and the lightning, turn around, then activate his skill. I think that's quite enough for combat but eh, I could be wrong in this aspect.

Supersonic Attack speed for Gobuta. Probably high into supersonic due to "easily" keyword:
Hakuro, Rigur, Gobta, and Geld were coming their way.

“Let’s give ’em a show!” shouted Gobta as he drew his dagger and held its scabbard in his left hand. The starwolf he was on leaped forward, and then he jumped off his mount’s back, somersaulting once in the air. Steadying his aim with his scabbard, he launched a Case Cannon strike upon the head of the most important-looking knight in the crowd.

Easily surging past the speed of sound, the two-centimeter-wide iron balls
landed a direct hit. There was a soft zwing! sound as the knights behind the targeted captain were bathed in blood…then a thud as he collapsed to the ground.
ゴブタはスラリと小太刀を抜 き放ち、左手で鞘を構えた。 騎乗していた星狼族スターウ ルフを大きく跳躍させて、その背 から更に大きく跳ね上がる。その まま空中で一回転しつつ、鞘で狙 い澄まして、一番偉そうに命令し ている騎士の頭へと鞘型電磁砲 ケースキャノンを撃ち放った。

音速を軽く抜き去り、直径二 センチ程度の鉄の塊が騎士の頭を 直撃する。

POSSIBLY RELATIVISTIC+ PERCEPTION AND REACTION SPEED FOR RIMURU??
Once I was ten feet above the ground, I realized how utterly razed the whole area was. It was exactly what I had pictured and calculated out with the Great Sage, mind you, but even I wondered a bit if I’d gone too far.

…Wait. No. Can’t let my mind waver over something like this. The survivors who spotted me sank to the ground in fear.

“Aaah, help, help me!”

I could hear what sounded like people pleading for their lives. I gave each of them a shot between their eyes for their trouble. It did take some time to get used to things, but now I could control the beams of light like second nature. The key was in the angle of refraction. You could fire all you wanted for the barest minimum of energy. Focusing your heat source on a single point cooked it up to several thousand degrees, and that was more than enough to take down a man or two.

Once I grasped the concept, I could always strike from the most optimal angle whenever I wanted. There’s a slight time lag to deal with, but we’re essentially talking the speed of light, so you can’t dodge it once you see it. I could fire it from six thousand miles away, and it’d still take about 0.034 seconds to find its target. Far faster than a human being could obtain the visual information and transmit it via the nervous system to their brain.

I couldn’t control and aim it with any accuracy without the computations of the Great Sage. Gotta give the guy a hand. It made me realize all over again how amazing it was. If someone fired this on me at close range, I’d have trouble evading it even with the Sage’s help. I could comprehend what it was the moment I caught sight of it, so maybe I could just barely get out of the way in time…but it’d probably come down to luck.

For humans, there was just no chance. And when the tenth wave was launched, I heard a certain voice for the first time in a while.
Considering how much Rimuru underestimates himself, we can prolly use this as an "at best" speed. Perception speed is pretty much guaranteed tho. This is a battle to death scenario tho, so I don't think Hakuro upscales from this. We're talking about a full serious Rimuru with maximum output great sage here.

Hakurou (kijin)
Yeah so, about the supersonic thing. It's a mistranslation. The raws don't say supersonic, just say "super speed", so yeah, no supersonic here.
そもそもの話、そんな超速度 で動く者には、詠唱魔法などが通 用する訳がないのだ。そういう者 への魔法戦を想定するなら、事前 に詠唱完了して発動待機状態の魔 法を複数用意しておく必要があ る。鍵言トリガーを紡ぐだけで発 動する魔法を。



Lastly, I think this feat needs to be calculated, really. Because I'm pretty sure deflecting millions of/countless tiny fragments at close range is... Pretty high in speed.
Hakuro held his own blade down low. Kyoya’s grin widened.

“You ready?”

The otherworlder lifted his sword higher and then swung it down. He was far too out of range to hit Hakuro with it, but his aim was elsewhere. The blade itself launched out, away from the sword’s grip, transforming into millions of tiny shards, each one too small to see but packing lethal force as they hurtled toward Hakuro. Kyoya’s sword was a fake, a dummy created by his Severer unique skill. Switching between it and his actual sword allowed him to trick hisnenemy, stymieing them in battle.

“Ha-ha-ha! That fool got tricked again!”

Kyoya held his stomach as he laughed—but a cold, penetrating voice stopped him.

“Hmm. So such tiresome little deceits are part of your arsenal, eh? It seems I overestimated you.”

“No way?!”

Kyoya looked around, searching for Hakuro’s frigid, lecturing voice. He found the ogre exactly where he had been standing, completely unhurt.

“What… What did you just do, old man?!”

“Hmm. Interesting. You weren’t able to see it? Then I suppose you’re just a second-rate fighter or worse.”

“…What?”

“‘Second-rate or worse’ is what I said. I can fully keep up with your sword
style, and frankly, I couldn’t find it more childish.”

“Don’t mess with me, you senile piece of shit!”

Kyoya lost his cool, eyes wide open. That was why he couldn’t notice. His Severer blade, capable of ripping through anything, had been fully deflected by Hakuro—and now, he had to accept that.

He hadn’t even noticed that the third eye on Hakuro’s head was now open. Aura, all-powerful and overwhelming, flowed from him. It was enough energy to easily propel him into the A ranks of monsterdom.

“Right. I said I would show you the true essence of swordplay. Pay close attention to this!”
Raws:
正眼から上段に剣を振り上 げ、その場で振り下ろす。剣の間 合いに入ってはいないので、その ままではハクロウに届くはずはな い。しかし、キョウヤの狙いは別 にあった。 剣の刀身そのものが柄から外 れて射出される。それは無数の目 に見えぬ破片に変化し、一つ一つ が必殺の殺傷力を伴いハクロウへ と迫った。 キョウヤの持つ剣は、ユニー クスキル『切断者キリサクモノ』 によって生み出した擬似刀剣ダ ミーソードだったのだ。実剣と使 い分ける事で、キョウヤは敵を騙 して手玉に取る。そんな戦闘方法 を確立していたのだった。
無数 is mentioned which means literally countless/innumerable.

Anime (timestamp is 08:50 ~ 9:20)and Manga (chapter 64) for comparison
Dodged Kyoya's attack from point blank range — Only moved after it was already at point blank range
“Shut up! Shitty little monsters, acting all tough and crap…!”

Kyoya, still enraged, created a new blade and slashed at Hakuro. Hakuro paid it no mind. He just stood there, quietly transforming the intense rage inside him into power. Not even the sight of Kyoya bringing down his sword at point-blank range fazed him. He just kept his third eye open—the extra skill Heavengaze— and dodged his opponent’s unseeable blade by a hairbreadth.

I think you could also calculate this:
Basically Souei slicing many times in what seems like a second or less (one frame).


YT version:


(time stamp = 04:45 ~ 04:49)




That is all I could find ATM in V1~6. Note that I haven't checked anything beyond V6, I'll make a separate post about useable feats from there.

Also, these are still just the individual feats for each character, not chainscales (Or if any, just two characters). A full chain scale can be figured out later.

Also, all scans (otl) used here are raw-checked by me even if the raws aren't given, so there are no mistranslations in them unless I pointed it out. Though, if I still missed some, feel free to point it out.
 
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Rimuru's perception speed = >343 m/s (SoS) = Transonic
Accelerated by 1000x = >343,000 m/s = MHS+ (+ is there cuz his baseline perception speed is greater than exactly 343 m/s)
Hakuro who can blitz Rimuru >> MHS+
But it doesn't say his perception is faster than sound just that he can see things coming at that speed. Also...
I attempted to state my case, only to be stopped by a premonition behind me. I turned around—the elder wasn’t there. Was the other one lecturing me just to divert my attention?!

In a panic, I turned, blocking a strike from behind with my right hand. It was a shock, someone evading Magic Sense to get so close undetected.

Thankfully, the unique Great Sage skill sped up my thought processes to a thousand times faster than normal. The elder unsheathed his blade in a flash, and I was just barely in time.
This isn't a blitz, you can't say someone who reacted to an attack was blitzed. Furthermore, Hakurou used a diversion and stealth to get close to him, Rimuru only caught the blow cause great sage sped up his thought process to a thousand times. In other words, Hakurou ain't scaling to 1000x the speed of sound + considering Rimuru still managed to block (only his perception is boosted not reactions right?), it's iffy if that version of him should scale to transonic (given the need for stealth and diversions but this minor tidbit shouldn't matter)
 
But it doesn't say his perception is faster than sound just that he can see things coming at that speed. Also...
And that's why it's transonic, which is 0.9x SoS to 1.1x. The > is just a small approximate value of at best a few digits (not even tens) just in case and cuz transonic's baseline is not exactly SoS but a bit below. And the sign is = >
(Was putting space in between a bad idea?)
This isn't a blitz, you can't say someone who reacted to an attack was blitzed. Furthermore, Hakurou used a diversion and stealth to get close to him, Rimuru only caught the blow cause great sage sped up his thought process to a thousand times. In other words, Hakurou ain't scaling to 1000x the speed of sound + considering Rimuru still managed to block (only his perception is boosted not reactions right?), it's iffy if that version of him should scale to transonic (given the need for stealth and diversions but this minor tidbit shouldn't matter)
Magic sense exists, so Stealth won't work on it, but speed will.

Well, the chain scaling is mainly done by Dark and I only calculated the overall value based on that, so I'll let him comment on this.
 
Also, all scans (otl) used here are raw-checked by me even if the raws aren't given, so there are no mistranslations in them unless I pointed it out. Though, if I still missed some, feel free to point it out.
If you could make the scans into Gyazo, with the translation number, it would be lovely. (I will update the proposal alongside that)

Regarding the values, I am still working on the exact details, but the ones we know have been given a rating, the ones that scale or upscale someone have been left empty until I have finished working on the new speed description for all of the ones affected (this will take some time)

Not gonna answer much, since it was covered by Atsral's reply, but I will say the exact values are still being debated, and that from my own Knowledge no one scales from Hakurou (luckily)

Well, the chain scaling is mainly done by Dark and I only calculated the overall value based on that, so I'll let him comment on this.
Now that I am back, I can finally continue with this, but I will say. The feat in question here is Orge Hakurou, and he has a feat of being the same speed as Rimuru's boosted perception in the same novel, but after evolving.

So yeah, Hakurou's speed (Orge) is atleast enough to be blitzed by an unboosted Rimuru, and barley higher than an boosted Rimuru's combat speed.
 
Rimuru and the Sky Dragon
In Volume 4 Chapter 6 of the LN is the Sky Dragon encounter. In it, there's a moment when Mjormille is about to be blasted by lightning, the lightning was already fired but Rimuru appeared before them before that happened. "Came quicker than the lightning" is the description for this. If you want visual confirmation, look at the later half of Episode 21 of anime. Considering that Rimuru was coming from behind the dragon and that the bolts were already fired, he quite literally outsped the lightning, so an obvious MHS
I looked at the episode, and yes, it seems we can safely say that Rimuru managed to fly behind the Sky Dragon and move faster than lightning, intercepting the lightning bolt. I'll calculate that when I have time.
Beretta and Shion dodging lightning from Viola
Is it just me, or does Viola seem to have a really bad aim?
 
I looked at the episode, and yes, it seems we can safely say that Rimuru managed to fly behind the Sky Dragon and move faster than lightning, intercepting the lightning bolt. I'll calculate that when I have time.
That would be lovely. I am also waiting for another speed calc for Benimaru to be done.

(I am slowly making a sandbox for the new speed ratings.)
 
So, Code, do you think we can use this to downscale Beni from Rimuru? I was thinking 2-3 times slower to be sure. I just don't see Beni giving Rimuru any sorts of trouble if it's slower
"Hah!" the red-haired ogre shouted, still targeting me. "Losing an arm should be the end for you. You were strong, I'll grant you that, but you were arrogant. You thought you could take us on alone, but that was your undoing!"

He had a unique way of moving, too, one that let him stab at my weaker points head-on. He must have seen me as enough of a threat to not bother keeping alive.

Master-level teamwork like this was a huge pain in the ass.
 
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