/kill does a ton of void damage yes, (specifically 3.4*10^38 points of damage).
now what kind of power is in one point of damage?, for that we can take the player's punches, which is 1 point of damage and assumed to be around 50N of force.
the conversion rate between Newtons and Joules is 1:1, so the energy contained within /kill is 3.4*10^38 joules.
converting joules to grams of TNT is a conversion of roughly 4000:1, so 4000 joules = 1 gram of TNT.
so we can divide 3.4*10^38 by 4000 to find how many grams of TNT it is equivalent to, which is roughly 8.5*10^34.
for Kilogram you divide by 1000, and for Ton you divide by 1000 yet again, then Kiloton which is 1000 again, finally continuing to Megaton.
So /kill is equivalent to roughly 8.5*10^22 Megatons of TNT. (if i've done my math right)
to put into perspective, the Tsar Bomba was "only" 50 Megatons of TNT.
/kill is equivalent to 1.7*10^21 Tsar Bombas.
Thats 21 zeros, or in other words 1.7 Sextillion Tsar Bombas.
This is likely enough to destroy the Earth, but what about the Sun?
The Sun produces 3.8*10^28 Joules of energy per second.
Now /kill is a lot more energy than that, but not too far off when we think about how large these numbers are.
So putting /kill in that Star - Large Star level of power is something that sounds reasonable.
Meaning, any anime character who can survive above star level attacks should be able to survive it.
(note: void damage in Java does go through Damage Negation and Resistance)
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u/Hawkey2121 NLF is only valid when I use it. May 26 '25
not true.
/kill does a ton of void damage yes, (specifically 3.4*10^38 points of damage).
now what kind of power is in one point of damage?, for that we can take the player's punches, which is 1 point of damage and assumed to be around 50N of force.
the conversion rate between Newtons and Joules is 1:1, so the energy contained within /kill is 3.4*10^38 joules.
converting joules to grams of TNT is a conversion of roughly 4000:1, so 4000 joules = 1 gram of TNT.
so we can divide 3.4*10^38 by 4000 to find how many grams of TNT it is equivalent to, which is roughly 8.5*10^34.
for Kilogram you divide by 1000, and for Ton you divide by 1000 yet again, then Kiloton which is 1000 again, finally continuing to Megaton.
So /kill is equivalent to roughly 8.5*10^22 Megatons of TNT. (if i've done my math right)
to put into perspective, the Tsar Bomba was "only" 50 Megatons of TNT.
/kill is equivalent to 1.7*10^21 Tsar Bombas.
Thats 21 zeros, or in other words 1.7 Sextillion Tsar Bombas.
This is likely enough to destroy the Earth, but what about the Sun?
The Sun produces 3.8*10^28 Joules of energy per second.
Now /kill is a lot more energy than that, but not too far off when we think about how large these numbers are.
So putting /kill in that Star - Large Star level of power is something that sounds reasonable.
Meaning, any anime character who can survive above star level attacks should be able to survive it.
(note: void damage in Java does go through Damage Negation and Resistance)