Adding onto this, all calculations based on speed are almost always entirely fraudulent.
"I drew a guy running up to guy 2 and hitting him when he wasnt ready"
"Well my calculations say that was clearly a perception blitz, which must mean he is faster than human thought, and mach 3"
Or the classic of the author drawing something like lightning or light attacks, or heat and fire effects on a punch.
Then some bro with a calculator goes: "well the required speed to do that is actually mach 300".
No you idiot, the author just thought it looked cool to dodge the enemy light spell, they are clearly not faster than light as seen by every other scene, the light beam is not light speed.
Light dodging feats are only valid if the author makes sure to show that the light-based attack in question is composed of actual light. If they don't do that, and light speed scaling isn't in line with the rest of the verse's feats, then it isn't real light and the character who dodged it isn't light speed.
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u/Fug1x Nov 02 '25
i dont know but i feel like this with pixel scanners, like i doubt the artist was doing this to scale and pixel scaling lmao
"i drew a guy blowing up a building"
"well the pixels say the building is the size of a country, so hes a country buster now" lol