@streak619:
Featless superhumans right?
Yes.
And no, not necessarily. Regardless I was describing the feat as a whole as something I never seen done in HxH, targetting one aspect of the feat to diminish it's impressiveness changes nothing.
Other than..you know...diminishing one part of the feat's impressiveness...
Because it's clearly shown that in the next panel only are the officers hit by the bullets.
Nothing indicates that it wasn't already in-contact with them.
We also see in the panel before this the guy pulled the trigger but we don't actually see the bullet leave the barrel.
He fired 3 shots and then threw the gun, they most certainly left the barrel.
It's quite clear, at least to me that the bullet didn't hit them before he sped off, and while what you said could be possible I see no evidence for that being the case.
So there exists 2 possible scenarios, what evidence do you have for the one you chose?
Are you serious right now? Do you not realize how laughably slower airgun projectiles are than bullets from actual guns? If this is the reason why you think the fleas Killua dodged are supersonic then you're blatently incorrect.
Airguns have variable bullet speeds. bb guns are subsonic, airgun rifles, akin to what Killua was hit by, is supersonic and were also amped by the flee's jumping capacity.
There is no way you can prove it covered that distance in the time you said. It could have taken two or three seconds to reach it's target(Killua) which is still pretty fast for a projectile.
No it couldn't, considering even moving at 1 m/s would throw the aim off wildly and render the sniper completely useless. The time frame was at minimum a split second.
And looking at the scans the distance doesn't even appear to be more than a few hundred meters(not the "many hundreds" you said it was).
We aren't even given a clear perspective shot so judging that is not possible. But the fact that Killua couldn't even cover many hundreds of kilometers despite running in a straight line fore like an entire chapter is ridiculous considering Killua's suoer causal high end FTE travel speed feats.
It hasn't been potrayed as slow....his explosions don't look any faster or slower than other explosions in fiction do.
In that team battle thingy, Deku in base was able to dodge it after fired right?
If you read the chapter you would know Deku literally didn't even move until Bakugou fired his explosion since he was over thinking Bakugou's attack strategy.
Can I see the scans?
I don't get how this in any way means that took place in massively less time than a second.
Events that took place on panel, massively contradict it being a second. Since Kite would have easily escaped with Gona and Killua, but instead got blitzed. Theredore the time frame was much smaller than a second because Kite is massively superhuman in speed.
It wasn't just travel speed, Deku was avoiding attacks from Wolfram while doing that
Not while, after. The incineration began after he leaped and stuck his leg out
and kicking through his contructs. That requires reactions and combat speed on that level.
Not nearly no, since his kicking speed was blatantly much lesser than his travel speed.
That is dumb. Sonic booms is an indicator of how fast something is moving, flames within this context do the same.
Doesn't change the fact that they are highly popular VFX tools for increasing flashiness and visual appeal and are used without thought for what the scienec actually implies.
Saying a feat should be ignored because it looks cool would be like ignoring the destruction All Might's united states of smash caused.
It's unreasonable to dismiss his attack creating enough air pressure to destroy city blocks and create vortexes capable of throwing around buildings simply because it's flashy.
I don't because shockwaves due to punches isn't a glaringly popular tool for depicting power used in anime, It is limited only to AM and is highly consistent and thus comparing the 2 isn't a valid argument.
Really by this logic, most feats in fiction can be ignored by this logic because there will be elements added to the feat to make them look "flashy".
Uh no, not even close, remotely.
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