Speed ft minus the Flashes

Started by DarkSaint853 pages

I'll quantify it.

Here, Spiderman creates...10? afterimages, against Firelord, herald of Galactus:

Note, he is also leaping around, twisting his body etc. So not just standing still.

Saitama has ~60 after images. But he is standing still - so I will say Spidey is about 1/2 as fast as Saitama there. Actually, let's make it 1/3 as fast.

So Saitama is 3x as fast as Spidey there.

Spiderman is easily a bullet timer:
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/6/61327/1435294-1425643_tasm_637017__1_.jpg

So, as mentioned in that scan, the bullet was travelling at 4000 feet per second.

3 x that, is 12,000 feet per second. Let's round up, and make it 15,000 feet per second. That's about 16,000km/hr.

Here are some magnitudes of speed:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orders_of_magnitude_(speed)

So not even escape velocity.

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
I'll quantify it.

Here, Spiderman creates...10? afterimages, against Firelord, herald of Galactus:

Note, he is also leaping around, twisting his body etc. So not just standing still.

Saitama has ~60 after images. But he is standing still - so I will say Spidey is about 1/2 as fast as Saitama there. Actually, let's make it 1/3 as fast.

So Saitama is 3x as fast as Spidey there.

Spiderman is easily a bullet timer:
http://static.comicvine.com/uploads/scale_super/6/61327/1435294-1425643_tasm_637017__1_.jpg

So, as mentioned in that scan, the bullet was travelling at 4000 feet per second.

3 x that, is 12,000 feet per second. Let's round up, and make it 15,000 feet per second. That's about 16,000km/hr.

Here are some magnitudes of speed:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orders_of_magnitude_(speed)

So not even escape velocity.

I don't see the point in showing that Spider-man dodged a bullet.

He has a form of precog' that allows him to moves before the bullet is actually shot.

Originally posted by RealityWarper
I don't see the point in showing that Spider-man dodged a bullet.

He has a form of precog' that allows him to moves before the bullet is actually shot.

He does; but I was ignoring it, and assuming he dodged it purely on speed (also, because they had a handy measurement for the speed of the bullet, and the assertion from the sniper that he didn't miss - i.e., no aim dodging there).

If we want to assume that Spiderman dodged that bullet partly due to his Spidey Sense, rather than pure speed, then sure - we can revise my calculations downwards, and Spidey is actually SLOWER than 4,000 feet per second.

Re: Speed ft minus the Flashes

Originally posted by carver9
Please do not include the Flashes in this but if a Herald did this during the beginning of combat, would this be considered a major speed ft? Who would it be a huge speed ft for in the High Herald tier and what Herald would it be a mediocre speed ft?

We know for Hulk it would be mediocre. 🙂

That scene alone does not paint a picture for us to judge how fast he is moving.

Without knowing some solid facts or a point of reference to go about. We can not come up with a relativistic awnser. So the awnser is no. It's not that impressive. Thats a subsonic feat.

How does that feat compare to the following? http://m.imgur.com/a/r30GF

It seems that carver has finally managed to unify all of us on one decision.

This thread is shit

Close this ungodly hell hole before we are all sucked into an eternal abyss of suffering

Re: Re: Speed ft minus the Flashes

Originally posted by "Id"
That scene alone does not paint a picture for us to judge how fast he is moving.

Without knowing some solid facts or a point of reference to go about. We can not come up with a relativistic awnser. So the awnser is no. It's not that impressive. Thats a subsonic feat.

How does that feat compare to the following? http://m.imgur.com/a/r30GF

This is the answer they're gonna give you.

He's not moving as fast, he's only moving in one direction. He's speed is only linear.

Re: Re: Speed ft minus the Flashes

Originally posted by "Id"
That scene alone does not paint a picture for us to judge how fast he is moving.

Without knowing some solid facts or a point of reference to go about. We can not come up with a relativistic awnser. So the awnser is no. It's not that impressive. Thats a subsonic feat.

How does that feat compare to the following? http://m.imgur.com/a/r30GF

That punk whose car crashed was moving at a pretty high speed - you can see his blurry after effects.

Here, a weakened, poisoned Robin is ALSO in possession of super speed:

Re: Re: Re: Speed ft minus the Flashes

Originally posted by SquallX
This is the answer they're gonna give you.

He's not moving as fast, he's only moving in one direction. He's speed is only linear.

Oh my god...

In "ONE DIRECTION".

We are all DOOMED.

It'd be more impressive if OPM ditched the Captain Underpants cosplay.