Very minor possible Hetalia lifting strength upgrade?

[Pepper14832]

Alright. So I actually looked up the feat around America stopping a car with the heel of his foot. But I have more details about this. It wasn't a car, it was a speeding bus that wasn't going to stop in time from running over the player.

I have a screenshot of the bus, in the game there's tire screeches then America stops the bus with his foot. I can't calc how much force that is on America's foot but I can look up the approx. weight of a transit bus and I found a standard bus weighs between 20,000 - 33,000 pounds or 9071kgs to Aproxx 15,000kgs, Class 10 (unloaded) & with a full bus up to 44,000 pounds or 20,000kgs, Class 25.

America stops this bus from mowing you down.

America has shown to lift a car with ease already. So would it be approriate for an upgrade? I don't know the speed this bus was going.

 

[Pepper14832]

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[Pepper14832]

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[Pepper14832]

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[Pepper14832]

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[Pepper14832]

Dark did a calc for me in chat.

• Take the weight and speed and use the basic Kinetic Energy. The amount of Joules that produces would be enough to overpower its speed.
• I got approximately 3.74 MegaJoules.

 

[Amelia_Lonelyheart]

That wouldn't affect Lifting Strength, just tiering. I'll look into finding a way to derive Lifting Strength from this.

 

[Pepper14832]

Okay, thanks. It's just that on his profile it mentions being able to stop a car with his foot, that shoud be replace with a bus. He has already shown to pick up a car though, he dragged Englands at one point.

 

[MasterOfArda]

I know it's a bit late, but that's a class 100 feat.

 

[Pepper14832]

Thank you for responding. It's quite possible. As they have been on record destroying Tanks with ease themselves (Example: Russia) and since America and Russia have shown feats in terms of strength before it's not impossible.

 

[MasterOfArda]

No problem.

 

[Pepper14832]

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[Pepper14832]

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[Antvasima]

You can politely ask Darkanine to calculate this, and then respond here, on his message wall.