Originally posted by Blazing Storm
Shaking =/ Busting. try again. The meteor's speed was the only thing that makes it small Island level.LMAOOOOO!!!!
The those mountains and the desert are all far behind the meteor you fool. Its like saying the building in front of you dwarfs the moon
Fact 2: The meteor is only half the size of Madara's susanoo which is only mountain sized
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> 1 mile confirmed!
The same argument applies for Kenpachi being in front of the meteor. Kenpachi appeared comparable to it because he was much closer to the observer than the meteor.
So Gremmy's is half the size of Seireitei, which makes it large country-continent level as a mere city sized meteor can have a country level impact.
Shaking = Effecting, as in "area of effect", which is much larger than Gremmy's. Incomparably so, in fact. The meteor's speed was lower than Onoki's.
Yes, exactly. Those mountains are far away. That doesn't change the fact that the size of the meteor dwarfs the ranges they're in. That analogy makes no sense. You're saying that because of the size, the distance makes a difference, but that's precisely why it doesn't. The mountain ranges are dwarfed by it, and the distance is irrelevant, as the meteor dwarfs that as well. Making it, still, large country sized.
There you go, making shit up again. Stop trying to save face, and actually try debating here. Lying about things anyone can look up just makes you look stupid. Where did you get "half the size of the meteor" from? We've never seen Madara's Susano'o, which is irrelevant, in contrast to the meteor.
And Madara's Susano'o is mountain sized. I already explained, from simple scans, that all of seireitei is mountain sized. I can show the scans again, but at this point, you're just forcing me to repeat myself because you're too far in denial to accept that you're wrong.
Kenpachi struck the meteor from that distance. Again, stop arguing this unless you are also saying his arm is 100 miles long.