Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, Nami, Chopper, Usopp, Franky, Robin and Brook
vs
Tatsumaki, Bang, Atomic Samurai, Metal Bat, King, Genos, Metal Knight, Superalloy Darkshine, Watchdog man, Drive Knight, Light speed Flash, Puri Puri Prisoner, and Tank top master
Rules-
- Random Encounter, but everyone is in character
- Takes place on Boros' ship
Round 1 - Pre timeskip straw hats, and S-class heroes have 24 hrs prep
Round 2 - Current Straw Hats and heroes have 72 hrs prep
Honestly, it is hard to say, but I edge on the side of the S-Class Heroes. Some of the S-Class heroes are real monsters.
Superalloy for instance can lift 20 tons with one arm, and we have been shown in One Piece that a Giant captain can be temporarily incapacity by 10 tons.
Bang, who fought Superally and was able to beat him, though was unable to deal any major injuries.
Atomic, who is Bang's rival thus is comparable to Bang. Atomic is able to move incredible speeds, able to dodge bullets and turn an opponent into chunky salsa in an instant. The limit to his swordsmanship is that he cannot cut between cells without damaging them.
Genos specializes in large area of attacks with high damage and very high speed, but that same high speed requires a light frame, and has forgone much if any defensive armor. This makes him a very do or die hero.
Metal Bat is tougher to classify, as his ability is based on taking damage to deal more damage. Thus, if Metal Bat can endure some of the crazier hits, and if he can connect, he should be able to deal incredible damage.
Lightspeed, on the other hand takes speed to the extreme, able to unleash an entire combo of strikes in 1 centisecond. However, Lightspeed has the problem that his mind can't keep up with his own speed and reflexes, and needs a moment to understand what happened, such as his strikes being blocked or dodged.
Zombieman is effectively unkillable due to his regeneration save from being attacked by attacks like that of Atomic. Even though Zombieman is effectively a hard boiled detective of the heroes, he does use the most effective weapons in the One Piece universe, guns, being the one thing that kills every character in One Piece. Joking aside, Zombieman is rumored to be the weakest of the Heroes.
Most of the other heroes don't have solid enough feats to compare them against, but the heroes I listed, aside from Zombieman, should be around or above Zoro and Sanji, and the stronger ones like Bang, and Atomic should be around or above Luffy.
This is all comparing post time-skip One Piece.
BTW, I recommend adding a rule to also exclude Blast. While there isn't enough information to actually place him in a fight in the first place, he is implied to be on the same level as Saitama.
Brook can theoretically solo with his knock out music but I won't be that guy
SH wins comfortably though
When you move at high speeds, you get a Doppler effect, most noticeably for us in sound waves. If Brook tried to use an audio attack on someone rushing at him at extremely high speed, they either would break through the sound via a sonic boom, or it would be so mashed together from their perspective into a single sound front that it would be a meaningless noise.
@nilok: Dude, Hajrudin, a giant who Luffy stomped without any effort, could punch with over 10,000 tons of force, with multiple broken bones. 20 tons isn't impressive at all.
Superalloy for instance can lift 20 tons with one arm, and we have been shown in One Piece that a Giant captain can be temporarily incapacity by 10 tons.
20 tons is nothing to even early pre-time skip characters...
Hajrudin the giant- while having the bones in his arm broken- punched away 10,000 tons falling towards him at mach speed
He's fodder to Luffy
If 20 tons is all this guy can muster, he's fodder here too
And you've stated bullet timing feats as if that's impressive compared to One Piece characters
20 tons wouldn't be impressive if that was his limit, but that is just an example of a one armed lift. I can lift 30lb with one arm, but can lift close to 300lb with a full body lift with the weight off center, and I only have moderate martial arts training. That is only an example of lift force, not striking force.
Mike Tyson was able to punch at 1,800 psi, or almost one ton of force per square inch, and he is not superhuman, and could not ever dream of lifting anywhere near 20 tons with one arm.
Trying to claim a one arm lift is his max capacity is disingenuous.
20 tons wouldn't be impressive if that was his limit, but that is just an example of a one armed lift. I can lift 30lb with one arm, but can lift close to 300lb with a full body lift, and I only have moderate martial arts training. That is only an example of lift force, not striking force.
Mike Tyson was able to punch at 1,800 psi, or almost one ton of force per square inch, and he is not superhuman, and could not ever dream of lifting anywhere near 20 tons with one arm.
You think 20 tons should be metioned next to 10,000 tons falling at mach speed
Why...
Trying to claim a one arm lift is his max capacity is disingenuous.
Oh so he can go from 20 tons to well over 10,000 then?
Because Superalloy was doing some exercises, which normal people usually do at 20lb (and crazy people like Bruce Lee do at 80lb) and we have a hard number for One Piece to match that. It took all of Hajrudin's strength and destroying his own arm to counter the 10,000 ton drop. Furthermore, it was heavily implied that the 1,000 ton drop would have killed or disabled Zoro in the scene earlier.
Also, where are you getting "mach speed" feat? Machvise doesn't have any way to propel himself. Everything falls at the same rate and nothing with the form of the human at or near sea level can exceed their terminal velocity of 122 mph.
Because Superalloy was doing some exercises, which normal people usually do at 20lb (and crazy people like Bruce Lee do at 80lb) and we have a hard number for One Piece to match that. It took all of Hajrudin's strength and destroying his own arm to counter the 10,000 ton drop. Furthermore, it was heavily implied that the 1,000 ton drop would have killed or disabled Zoro in the scene earlier.
You're still comparing 20 tons with 10,000 so I don't understand that logic at all, training with heavy weights means putting a strain on your body to get stronger, so making a 20 ton jump while exercising to 10,000 when serious is ridiculous and unfounded too on your part- please explain this as this is what I'm most concerned about. Furthermore if you think 20 tons is a hard number for One Piece to match you're either:
High
Or
High and drunk
As for the underlined part, no it wasn't...Zoro didn't even appear bothered by the prospect...and that would be inconsistent considering Machvise is fodder to him
Also, where are you getting "mach speed" feat? Machvise doesn't have any way to propel himself. Everything falls at the same rate and nothing with the form of the human at or near sea level can exceed their terminal velocity of 122 mph.
He's shown breaking the sound barrier when he gets punched up in both the anime and manga
Because Superalloy was doing some exercises, which normal people usually do at 20lb (and crazy people like Bruce Lee do at 80lb) and we have a hard number for One Piece to match that. It took all of Hajrudin's strength and destroying his own arm to counter the 10,000 ton drop. Furthermore, it was heavily implied that the 1,000 ton drop would have killed or disabled Zoro in the scene earlier.
Also, where are you getting "mach speed" feat? Machvise doesn't have any way to propel himself. Everything falls at the same rate and nothing with the form of the human at or near sea level can exceed their terminal velocity of 122 mph.
Dude, we go by feats here. If his best strength feat is twenty tons, his strength isn't significantly above 20 tons. You can't give him strength he hasn't shown.
So, because you have been asking, I did some math. I will be calculating based on Mike Tyson's features for Superalloy.
Mike Tyson doesn't like to do arm curls, but he did like to do pushups. Using that, we can get a one armed lift strength.
Tyson weight 240lb, max stress put on arms 75% or .75 at max lift for pushup, divided between two arms. Formula: M*.75/2=A. 240lb*.75/2 = 90lb.
Now we have a one armed lift for Tyson, we can use that as a multiplier for Superalloy's exercise. 20 metric tons / 90lb = 489.916138 multiplier. So we have Superalloy as ~490x stronger than Mike Tyson.
Plugging in the multiplier to Tyson's punch force and we get a 882000 psi of force. Converting that to US Tons per square inch we get 441 sTons. Converting that again to Metric Tons, we get 400.068 metric tons per square inch (there is a reason I am keeping it in imperial measurements).
Finally, we get to multiply that force to the surface area of Mike Tyson's hands, which is 13". Thus giving us a strong striking force of 5,200.884 tons of force. This is not an arm shattering strike for Superalloy like for Hajrudin's Gungnir, but just a strong one armed punch.
So in closing, a straight arm punch from Superalloy should hit for ~5200 tons of force, and wouldn't be a life or death limit.
"You think 20 tons should be metioned next to 10,000 tons falling at mach speed"
"He's shown breaking the sound barrier when he gets punched up in both the anime and manga"
Now, see, this doesn't feel right. You say that Machvise was falling at mach speed, then change it to Hajrudin punching him upwards. That is disingenuous.
Are you using the speed lines as evidence that it was mach speed?
So, because you have been asking, I did some math. I will be calculating based on Mike Tyson's features for Superalloy.
Mike Tyson doesn't like to do arm curls, but he did like to do pushups. Using that, we can get a one armed lift strength.
Tyson weight 240lb, max stress put on arms 75% or .75 at max lift for pushup, divided between two arms. Formula: M*.75/2=A. 240lb*.75/2 = 90lb.
Now we have a one armed lift for Tyson, we can use that as a multiplier for Superalloy's exercise. 20 metric tons / 90lb = 489.916138 multiplier. So we have Superalloy as ~490x stronger than Mike Tyson.
Plugging in the multiplier to Tyson's punch force and we get a 882000 psi of force. Converting that to US Tons per square inch we get 441 sTons. Converting that again to Metric Tons, we get 400.068 metric tons per square inch (there is a reason I am keeping it in imperial measurements).
Finally, we get to multiply that force to the surface area of Mike Tyson's hands, which is 13". Thus giving us a strong striking force of 5,200.884 tons of force. This is not an arm shattering strike for Superalloy like for Hajrudin's Gungnir, but just a strong one armed punch.
So in closing, a straight arm punch from Superalloy should hit for ~5200 tons of force, and wouldn't be a life or death limit.
And Hajrudin punched him away breaking the sound barrier still making it far more impressive, and you're still forgetting Hajrudion is fodder to Zoro and Luffy, the former of whom butchered the city sized Pica and sent his upper body flying a considerable distance away from his lower body
5,200 tons is nothing
I'll be far more generous than I should be, ignore logic and say that Superalloy is as good as Hajrudin, the latter was still fodder to Luffy
What is the point you're making here? At best he's still fodder
"You think 20 tons should be metioned next to 10,000 tons falling at mach speed"
"He's shown breaking the sound barrier when he gets punched up in both the anime and manga"
Now, see, this doesn't feel right. You say that Machvise was falling at mach speed, then change it to Hajrudin punching him upwards. That is disingenuous.
Yes it was the other way round but the feat stays virtually the same if not better considering he broke the sound barrier with broken bones- so it doesn't matter...and even we say he didn't break the sound barrier the feat is still more impressive because he sent 10,000 tons of opposing force flying up into the bird cage
I'll be far more generous than I should be, ignore logic and say that Superalloy is as good as Hajrudin, the latter was still fodder to Luffy
I never said that Haljrudin was not better or not. Nor did I ever say that Superalloy was Luffy level. And no, 5,200 tons is not nothing, this is Machvise using 10 Tons on Haljrudin.
That little puff of air above Hajrudin's fist is a One Piece depiction of breaking the sound barrier and always has been
You are going to need to show evidence of that statement.
@nilok: Yes it is nothing, those 10 ton attacks were meant for weakening him and then he punches 10,000 tons into the bird cage, rendering the 10 tons showing moot
If you're not claiming he's Luffy level then why even bring him up in the first place when stating your reasonings for the S class heroes winning?
The reason I brought him up is because he was closer to Zoro or Sanji. This isn't a fight with everyone vs Luffy. The only two listed that I see as close to Luffy is Bang and Atomic, which is what I said near the end of my first post.
I was actually looking for something more concrete than an assumption. Yes, I have read all of One Piece, but I couldn't recall anyone giving those a set speed. But, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that they are the speed of sound.
Okay, so Hajrudin's strongest and best attacks are able to send 10,000 tons skyward at the speed of sound, nice. That still completely destroyed his arm in the process, and don't forget, Machvice did break some of Hajrudin's bones with his 10 ton attack earlier. Against Superalloy, who is not only extremely strong, but also extremely fast, he would be able to hit Hajrudin from all angles. Superalloy is also shown to be extremely tough, able to stand up to Bang's strongest attacks and getting back up after being smash by awakened Garou.
@nilok: Erm, no he isn't comparable to Zoro either, lifting 20 tons doesn't compare to butchering a city sized stone golem without going all out, they were also well above the speed of sound pre time skip, let alone current
The reason I brought him up is because he was closer to Zoro or Sanji. This isn't a fight with everyone vs Luffy. The only two listed that I see as close to Luffy is Bang and Atomic, which is what I said near the end of my first post.
I was actually looking for something more concrete than an assumption. Yes, I have read all of One Piece, but I couldn't recall anyone giving those a set speed. But, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that they are the speed of sound.
Okay, so Hajrudin's strongest and best attacks are able to send 10,000 tons skyward at the speed of sound, nice. That still completely destroyed his arm in the process, and don't forget, Machvice did break some of Hajrudin's bones with his 10 ton attack earlier. Against Superalloy, who is not only extremely strong, but also extremely fast, he would be able to hit Hajrudin from all angles. Superalloy is also shown to be extremely tough, able to stand up to Bang's strongest attacks and getting back up after being smash by awakened Garou.
Dude. The monster trio were hiting re-entry speed (Mach 25+) by Ennies Lobby. Sound Speed is like East Blue stuff.
You see, I didn't want this to be a stomp for either side, but if it did, I was gonna add one of the people left out to even it. If they the s class heroes stomped without Tatsumaki, I would've added robin to the straw hats, and if the straw hats stomped without robin I would've added Tatsumaki
You see, I didn't want this to be a stomp for either side, but if it did, I was gonna add one of the people left out to even it. If they the s class heroes stomped without Tatsumaki, I would've added robin to the straw hats, and if the straw hats stomped without robin I would've added Tatsumaki
Both of them are just so unfair
I dont think the Straw Hats can handle Tatsumaki without robin.
King solos, dude casually stomps 1000s of Serious Saitamas in a single Punch, it took a God+++ level monster to even make him try, and he killed it in a single glance, King is just too OP man...
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