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There seems to be this misunderstanding about Admiral’s, and Admiral level Marine's. Most people tend to think that the three marine Admirals are the strongest warriors that the Marines have to offer, but that is simply not the truth. Across all of One Piece, it has been proven that there are many Navy officers that are more than up to the task of holding the title of Admiral. Of course just because they are admiral level doesn't mean that that they are as strong as the current Admirals, but simply hold enough power to be worthy of being an admiral. So there are many Admiral Level characters that are currently in the service of the Marines, many being Vice Admirals, because while not all Vice Admirals are Admiral Level, not all Admiral Level fighters are Admirals. Of course there are many other questions revolving around the power of the admirals, but I'm sure that as the Admirals come back in the story the issues revolving around how strong they are supposed to be will be resolved, honestly Marine ford caused a lot of issues scaling wise at least. For this and more hot takes check out my Patron. https://www.patreon.com/IdeaShock

This is another short that I have been needing to make for a while. You see, Gear Second is easily Luffy's most used powerup, but despite all the things that we do know about it we are never told exactly how much it increases all Luffy's abilities. However, we are given more than enough information to work it out. Yet, while we can focus solely on the math to get a result, to get is correct we must also balance it with the story, and that is what we will attempt to do. We will find the power of Gear Second, mathematically and its power inline with what it is suppose to be narratively. If you like this stuff then check out my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/IdeaShock

Yes. The title and thumbnail are sarcastic… I really hope that you understood that… anyways. I recently read One Piece again, definitely not preparing for a large scale project or anything, and I came across a subtle piece of information that changes many different things. In One Piece 180 and 160 we are given information that canonically proves that the one piece planet is larger than earth. However, that’s not the most important thing about this information. This information states that the distance to the horizon is 50 km and this changes the number regarding any “Distance to the Horizon” Calculations, making them far more impressive. So strap in as we chase the horizon. My Patreon is here if you care to support me in exchange for the gift of knowledge. https://www.patreon.com/IdeaShock

Today we got another good one. I'm currently rereading One Piece and I came across may feat that fodder or weak characters survive that would give the top tiers of most series a run for their money. From surviving Nukes to tanking island size explosion's the humans of One Piece are almost literally metal. I made a poll the other day and some of you said that you would support me if I opened a Patreon account. So here you go. Thanks ii advance. https://www.patreon.com/IdeaShock

Today we got another good one. While I was reading I came across a few statements by character in One Piece and from Oda himself that state that to be able to combat Enel a person would need to be able to move at light speed. If you care to support me here is a link to my new Patreon account. https://www.patreon.com/IdeaShock

This is a good one guys. Something that I realized a while back, that no one talks about is how easily Luffy, in base and Boundman, can break Doflamingos strings, when they are strong enough to stop meteors. Then I noticed that just his transformation into Boundman alone is enough to break a few of them. So today that is what we are calculating the power of Boundman's transformation.

Today we have a calculation about Monkey D. Luffy, specifically the moment when hit Arlong so hard that he ended up destroying Arlong park. This calculation was originally much higher, but after I reworked it it ended up being much lower. So while this reworking it the result was more accurate, way lower, but more accurate. That's really the main issue with calculations, it might appear to be a super powerful feat, but ends up being surprisingly weak.

The USA’s number one hero Star and Stripe is possibly one of the strongest characters in the entirety of My Hero. My question is does Endeavor, the number one hero of Japan, scale to her? After all they are both number one hers of their own nation. So, in short… no. Unless they say other wise Endeavor should never scale to does not scale to Ms. Star. The reason is actually very simple. Population density. The US has a population of about 2.5 times more people than japan this means that you have many more people with Quirks as well and that many more people trying to become heroes. The hero market in the US is going to be much more competitive because there are so many more people wanting to be a hero. This is the same reason that the US has so many athletes in the Olympics and why they take so many Gold medals home. So Endeavor, the number one hero in Japan, might not even be in the top ten heroes in the US simply due to the competitive nature of the hero occupation, the vast pool of candidates and the potential variety of quirks that could exist in the US. Yes, I put the entire video script as the description.

In the Amazon Prime show Invincible, Omni-man, while training Mark, states that the asteroid that Mark stopped was only a small one and that a while back he stopped an asteroid the size of Texas. Now, because Omni-man has no reason to lie about this and because it wouldn't have even been a good lie, as Mark could have checked with Cecil about it, we can assume that he was telling the truth. Power of this level might seem to be completely unreasonable and a massive outlier, but this is not. We know this because there are several other feats later-on, in various comics, that support this level of power, if not far surpass it.

For those of you who read the My Hero Academia Manga, you have no doubt seen the USA’s number one hero Star and Stripe react to lasers on multiple occasions. If these are actual light lasers then this is a massive speed amp for the series… at least it amps a few characters. However, the question is. “Are these actual lasers”. There are a few guidelines when it comes to determining if a laser is actually a laser. 1- It is called a laser 2- It moves in a straight line. 3- It burns what it hits. 4- It reflects off mirrors. These are just guidelines and some can be bent or broken under some circumstances. Circumstances like if the light is magic based, as magic inherently bends the law of reality anyways. The lasers that Star and Stripes react to checks off every one of these categories, but then there is this, which is a big deal. However, because her quirk works by redefining reality, the one rule the lasers break is not such a big deal, thus amping the top tier characters to reaction times around light speed.

Debating has always been a massive part of discovering which fictional character would win a fight against another, however, when it really comes down to it very few people know how to debate and even fewer have the proper mindset to do it effectively. Most of the time these debates end up being shouting matches between two super fans. Luckily this is what I'm here for and that is what I hope to change at least in small part. So, in this video we will be going through a number of things that are required to debate, or have a discussion, effectively enough to discover the truth about who would win a fight.

I recently started reading Invincible, by Robert Kirkmen, and came across something that I really wanted to calculate. I came across a few feats actually, but the one that we are discussing todays is likely more about Allen the Alien than either Omni-man or Invincible. We are calculating Allen's speed when he was on his way to earth near the start of the series, specifically in the comic. Its worth noting that the Amazon Prime show seriously reduced his speed, however we still have the comic and all the insanity that it entails.

When it come to power and ability, these two lady's are near top of their world and because of that the question must be asked who would end up winning a fight between them. These two power houses are Merlin from the Seven Deadly Sins and Tastumaki from One Punch Man. Now, while this match up might seem a bit odd, I assure you there are plenty of similarities to justify it. So, who do you think would end up winning? The Infinity Mage, Merlin or the Tornado of Terror, Tatsumaki? Of course this is just a hot-take and is only has a brief amount of research put into. If we were to go heavily into it the result might change completely, but that is simply the beauty of VS debates. So, with out further ado lets geting to this.

One of the things that bothers me the very most is when someone calls something that is, by definition not filler, filler. It brings out a visceral reaction in me. It makes me want to go "Um Actually", like the nerd I am. It bothers me because it attempts to devalues the inherent value that things like movies and games have. That's when it hit me. For the most part anime fans (Including myself) are very entitled to things that we shouldn't be entitled to. No other fanbase had the ability or the attitude to treat the games, movies, comics, Etc, they get with such distain. So what is the difference between these things and why do they matter? Stay tuned because that is exactly what we will be going over.

It has always bothered me that people don't give One Piece characters the power and respect that they have earned, because the feat is "An outlier" or "Its inconsistent". So today we are tackling speed. I have gathered 307 Light, Laser and Lighting feats across all of One Piece media (Excluding Anime Filler) to prove this point ONE LAST TIME... Probably not the last time, but whatever. Information What is included? Video Games, Movies, Manga/Anime, Anime Canon, Animated Specials, Special Episodes and Live Action Plays. Games- Because laser dodging is something that can be done repeatedly during game play, I limited the feats I pulled from that. There are several clips that show multiple light speed feats, but I only counted them as one. I focused on finding a diverse variety of gameplay feats rather many of the same (Sometimes the same feat was used from different games for the sake of repetition) While they are not canon, simply ignoring them because of that is a slap in the face of all the people who made the game, those who played the game, and Oda himself, who inspired and approved the game. Movies- While not canon Material, they currently would not have happened with out Oda's blessing or at the very least his approval. Because of this movies are granted full canonicity unless they violate important pre-established canon, outside what was blatantly intended, and are supported by similar in canon feats. (If there were no laser dodging feats in the main series the canonicity of Z's speed, on Film Z, comes into serious question) Anime Canon/Animated Specials- While often referred to as "Filler" Anime Canon is by definition NOT FILLER. Filler is designed to fill in for there would other wise be nothing, the anime would just be on break. It is replacing nothing so it means nothing. Anime Canon, on the other hand is when, for better or worse, things are expanded upon and added, because the series is doing well and people love it. Because of this it gains the same canonicity as movies, as long as they don't seriously violate important pre-established canon, outside what was blatantly intended, and are supported by similar in canon feats, they can be used. Live Action Plays- A very tricky one to see about, as they are real people and cannon dodge light, however, they are playing characters who have dodged light before, so a certain measure of leeway must be given. However, because of this leeway, these feats cannot stand alone. The Tier System Tier 3- Feats that are on the edge of irrelevant due to any number of factors (Questionable statements, Awkward view point, not seeing the full feat or just being irrelevant when compared to other similar feats) Tier 2- Feats that are certainly notable and could yield a high result, but there are likely better feats to use. However, you definitely want to look at these incase a Tier 2 is actually a subtle Tier 1. Tier 1- Feats that will likely result in a ability that is far above Tier 2 feats and could become one of the best feats in the series.

In chapter 1028 of One Piece it is reviled that Sanji has awakened, or is on the verge of awakening several new powers and abilities. These include, a major healing factor which can heal broken bones in only a few seconds, and incredibly tough skin, that can withstand full power blows from Queen. So, today we will be calculating the insanity of Sanji's healing factor, discussing a tiny bit about the absurd durability of his skin, and theorizing about the actual reason that his healing is so crazy and it its major effect in the rest of the crew in upcoming arcs.

I recently finished YuYu Hakusho, and i really wanted to talk about it. Normally I would calculate a feat or something but this time I wanted to talk about where it fit in the grand scheme of things, when compared to other series. We have all heard the claims of planet busting, but are they a one off? Of have any characters done feats to prove it. We know that relatively low class humans can dodge lightning, so what does that mean for the height tiers? Well that is what we are going to talk about today, where the universe as a whole most likely sits and where it should rank when compared to other franchises.

Of all the series to try and debunk light speed movement, One Piece is quite possibly the most ridiculous to try and even attempt. Spanning hundreds of chapters, over 20 years, dozens of video games, 14 moves and way more I can say with confidence that laser dodging is possibly the most consistent feat across them all. Yet, people still try to debunk it, despite the overwhelming evidence that opposes them. Now of these arguments, as bad as they all are, there is one that simply takes the cake. "If X character can move at lightspeed, why have they not found the One Piece yet?". Ohhhhh the ignorance physically hurts me... it hurts even more because I use to believe this. In short, the reason that this is absolutely absurd is that (Drumroll please), its a unsupported theory at best. In long... well that's for the video.

What is up, internet, Jojo here and I have another Hot take to make. Now, there are multitude of reasons that I wanted to make this video, with the main one being the fact that I really wanted to talk about Hunter X Hunter. Another reason is because this match up has always been incredibly popular. So today we are not doing a super in-depth analysis, like I would typically do, but instead it's me taking what I know about two characters' powers and skills, to come to a conclusion on who I think will win. The topic of today's video is two characters with green hair, love to punch people, have butchered their bodies on multiple occasions and are both barely teenagers. We're talking about Gon Freecss, from Hunter X Hunter, and Izuku Midoriya from My Hero Academia. Oh… if you are reading this before you watch the video here is your spoiler warning for both franchises, so… you've been warned.

What would happen if Monkey D Luffy, Naruto Uzamaki and Ichigo Kurosaki all fought each other at the very start, as in one chapter and one anime episode, into their story? Who would win? Well, fortunately that is something that we can figure out without much stress, that cant be said about later videos on this topic. So in today's episode of what I like to call “Doing whatever I want to do” that is exactly what we will be doing, because this kinda stuff is what I do. Now, for this particular video series we will be walking through the anime and manga of Bleach, Naruto and One Piece, from start to finish one arc at a time. However, this video is just to get us started on the right foot and so we will only be covering the first manga chapter and anime episode of each of these series. So, like, subscribe and leave a comment, it really helps this video out.

Now as you might assume I know a lot about many series and characters, but I don't always get to display this knowledge very often at all. This is mostly because it takes so long to do a deep dive into any given series and the fact that videos with a lot of analysis are difficult to make quickly. Yet, there is still a lot I want to talk about, despite me not having the time or mental resolve to spend months researching every character I want, before I get to talk about them. So that is what this video is, a lightly researched mostly off the top of my head hot take, and today we are talking about Monkey D. Luffy VS Meliodas.

From the very beginning DEATHBATTLE has had this great habit of introducing people to new series and franchises, and while they have generally been doing a good job of balancing new franchises and returning franchises, when they are not doing Marvel and DC episodes, there are still a lot of series that deserve to join the DEATHBATTLE family that haven't made it in yet. Now, because there are so many of these series that should make it into DEATHBATTLE, this time we will be talking exclusively about anime and manga that should make it their debut in DEATHBATTLE, and leaving games, live action to a later date. So if you're ready to start then hit the like button and we will get started in 3, 2, 1... you need to hit the play button before it will start... Incase you were wondering about the thumb nail, the characters on the rights are not anime/Manga and thus don’t count. CLICKBAIT 100

For the astute subscribers of my channel, Hero? I Quit Along Time Ago or Hero Return, is a name that might sound a tiny bit familiar, as I briefly talked about it in my video on characters that could beat Naruto, and discussed it a bit then. Yet while we only briefly mentioned it then, for today's video we are diving much farther down the rabbit hole and going over everything that makes Hero? I Quit Along Time Ago good, as well as talking about the many things that cause its quality to suffer. From the story quality to the animation to the ease of access, there are many things that must be considered when it comes to critically thinking about a series and seeing if it is worth your time. If you are a fan of incredibly powerful feats and insane story telling then you might love Hero? I Quit Along Time Ago. If you are a fan of Sci-Fi, Magic, alien's and other crazy things that you might be pulled to this series more than if you were a cowboy and westerns fan. All in all there are a lot of things to cover so lets get into this and begin the discovery and review of Hero I Quit Along Time Ago.

Saitama, the One-Punch Man, is the strongest character in his own series. He has done things that any other character can only dream of doing. He is faster than Flashy Flash, stronger that Tatsumaki, more durable than Genos, and smarter than... Saitama is really strong. However, if this is the case then why did he do so poorly on Hero Association's Hero Exam, and if the examiners didn't cap his points at 50/50 what would he have ended up scoring? Well, that s what we are going to calculate today, so buckle as as we discover Saitama's actual score.

Recently in the anime, episode 978, we were treated to about a minute of some of the best animation that we have seen in One Piece for a while. This scene follows Trafalgar Law, Eustass Kid and Monkey D. Luffy as they put their skills to work and destroy a pirate ship. While all of this scene is cool, what caught my eye was the explosion at the very end. So today we are going to calculate that, as well as attempt to discover which of the three captains produced the most damage.