Film Theory: One Punch Man Must Be STOPPED!

If a hundred push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats and a 10 kilometer run every day allow you to destroy the moon in one fell swoop. I wonder what 10 a day would do. I mean, I don't want to try too hard. You know, hello Internet, welcome to Film Theory, the show that can take down any franchise with a single episode. Well, today we return to the wonderful world of anime to revisit One Punch Man for those of you who don't remember it. Three years ago we pitted his unstoppable

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against Captain America's unbreakable vibranium shield to see who could win, but I never felt like we got the show itself, from armored gorillas to seaweed people, this show is full of absurd powers and Incredible moments we could see, but of course, nothing compares to the incredible strength that comes from everyone's favorite C-rank hero, Saitama.

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, have the power of saitama In my hand it looks amazing in reality, it would probably be more like a curse and not just because he is able to defeat anyone without breaking a sweat.

While playing the events of One Punch Man the Strongest and remembering all these bits from season 1 of the anime, I realized that Saitama's heroic acts actually cause a lot of damage and I mean a lot. I know the show plays some of these moments for laughs, but when you really stop and do the math, one man who hit actually killed millions of people, in fact, he likely destroyed the Planet multiple times in his carelessness in trying. to save civilization, he ended up destroying it several times. Don't believe me, we'll get off that bike of yours for a second move.

Rider because today we are talking all the time about Saitama's quote. in quotes, hell actually killed more people than it saved and both One Punch Man, the anime and the strongest mobile game, one of the first villains we meet is Beefcake, a buff brother who has transformed into a mass giant of muscles in an effort to be. obviously, even though he's wrong, he's defeated by saitama in one hit, who then gives him this dose of reality, having overwhelming strength, it's actually pretty boring, but i'm not interested in the philosophy of it all, i'm interested in the resulting devastation when saitama strikes.

Beefcake throws him back into the city, crushing even more buildings and killing more people and all he has to say about it is wow, it's a perfect showcase for how he doesn't take the consequences of his actions seriously considering that he probably it only killed thousands of people, but to be sure let's do some math. First of all, we'll find out how many people Beefcake crushed when he fell. We'll need to find out how tall and wide Beefcake is. There are many ways to do this. The simplest thing is to take this game profile photo and do some quick measurements.

We see here that Beefcake is standing next to the buildings in this group. By doing some rough comparisons, we can say that Beefcake is about six times the height of the surrounding buildings, but something like that. that didn't seem big enough, so I decided to go back to the original anime. Now in the series the animators play a lot with size and scale, so I decided to go with the largest scale I could find evidence of and it's right here. When we see a footprint left by Beefcake printed on a large part of the city, believe it or not, we can use this to determine his height, the height of a person in proportion to the length of his foot is usually 6.1 inches tall. height per inch of foot Now, due to the stylized nature of cityscape art, it's a little difficult to count the exact number of city blocks here, so to be safe we'll base our count only on the very large streets we see going through buildings using that.

A reasonable count will put us between five and nine blocks, so I'll split the difference and say it's seven blocks long; An average block in a large metropolitan area tends to be around 1,066 feet or 325 meters long, which means the meatloaf A foot here would be a crazy 7,464 feet or 2,275 meters long, which is the length of six cruise ships or a long airport runway and again I recognize how ridiculous that number is, but that's what the program tells us, so let's use our 6.1 inches to 1 inch. proportion here that means Beefcake is an absolute unit with 45,560 feet or 13,877 meters high for contacts, the tallest building in the world, the Burj Khalifa, is only 2,717 feet or 828 meters high, which puts the Beefcake's head firmly in the stratosphere.

Is higher. than the altitude most planes fly at, luckily now that we have this number, finding out how wide Beefcake is is super simple thanks to our trusty old friend's pixel measurements, here we get a good photo of the whole Beefcake body using some basic math we can determine. that biscuit body has a width of approximately 16,345 feet or 4,982 meters. This is a very rough estimate, but that would mean that the entire body of the sponge cake has an area of ​​about 26.7 square miles or 69.1 square kilometers now before moving on to how destructive Saitama's Punch would be here.

I want to challenge you to go below this video and hit the subscribe button. Continue. I'll wait here and play an episode of One Punch Man, the strongest one, real quick. I'm in the chapter with Beefcake it should be one hit, very easy, so how many people died when Saitama knocked down Beefcake? It would depend on many factors of course, did Beefcake fall in a commercial or residential area? What time of day is it? How many people were able to evacuate? There are a lot of factors that we don't really have a way to take into account, so we'll just use a citywide average to keep the numbers as clean as possible.

All cities in One Punch Man are original creations with no real-world one-to-one comparison, but since One Punch Man is a Japanese series, these cities have Japanese-inspired architecture and are shown to be densely populated, we will use the statistics of Tokyo in our calculations. Tokyo has a population density of 6,158 people per square kilometer, meaning that around 425,518 people would have been crushed to death just because Saitama punched Beefcake and threw him back into the city. Well done thousands, it's a dead man, you're right, they did it and you were certainly responsible, but some tell me. It wasn't the way you expected, so a lot of damage has been caused to the city and its inhabitants due to Saitama's recklessness, but believe it or not, it is the least destructive thing we are talking about here today because of some episodes .

Later, Saitama does another heroic thing by hitting a meteor that is about to crash into a different city. Now you might be thinking that Saitama saved the city here. He destroyed the meteor before it could hit the planet. That's a net victory, right? I'm here to tell you that what Saitama did could have been worse than letting the meteor hit. This meteor is described in the program as a nine on the Turin scale rising from a six to a nine on the Turin scale. This is an actual measurement system that looks at the diameter of an asteroid and the probability of it hitting the Earth, obviously a nine on that scale is going to be really bad just as a frame of reference here, a 10 is like the impact that killed the dinosaurs in that previous

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We found that the Saitama meteor was closer to the real-world asteroid 101,955 Bennu, which has a diameter of 100,600 108 feet or 490 meters and an approximate mass of 171 billion pounds or 78 billion kilograms. This thing is heavier than the entire Great Wall. from China considering that meteors enter the Earth's atmosphere at a speed between 20 and 72 kilometers per second we calculated that the meteor had 202 quintillion joules of energy obviously that is going to be devastating if it hits the ground but here is what Saitama's hit doesn't gently stop the meteor throws it back into outer space it makes everything explode look when the meteor suddenly stops all that energy has to go somewhere all saitama did was make it explode in the air even if we assume that it is somehow capable of dissipation or absorption. like half the energy of the meteorite with its blow that still leaves us with an explosion equivalent to 24 million kilotons of TNT.

I tried to get an idea of ​​how big a nuclear explosion would be so we could visualize it, but entering that number into Our Good Old Friend Nuclear Map politely apologizes for not having calculated such powerful nuclear weapons. In fact, the maximum they allow in this calculator is a hundred thousand kiloton bomb, which would be more than 240 times weaker than that meteorite explosion. I have a feeling this is what would happen to Tokyo if a hundred thousand kiloton bomb exploded at 5,000 feet. Now imagine something that is 240 times worse. Here's the good news: hitting the meteor and causing the mid-air explosion that Saitama would have theoretically caused. less damage to the impact area this is a concept called air explosion, a term used in Military Weapons to describe explosives that detonate in the air, it means that the maximum energy of the explosion would not be on the ground in the middle of the city, so The worst of that explosion would not be in the heart of the city center.

The bad news, while aerial blasts are used in military weaponry to cause damage over a wider area, so a greater percentage of the city and its surroundings are destroyed and in the air. Meteor explosions, yes, they are no joke, they have actually happened on Earth before. In June 1908, a 200-foot meteorite exploded in the air over Siberia, causing a shock wave that crushed 80 million trees in an area half the size of Rhode Island and that was basically a meteor that was one-tenth the size of Rhode Island. about the size of what Saitama hits here, so instead of focusing the catastrophic destruction on a single area, Saitama managed to spread a slightly less destructive force to a much wider area while creating a devastating shockwave in the In addition, when a meteor explodes in the atmosphere, its pieces will keep raining down and hit the Earth, and unfortunately, unlike One Punch Man the Strongest, where the pieces from the meteorite explosion transform into new characters you can recruit, it's not as fun when happens. in the real world side note yes this is a real thing that happens in the game, the meteorite is like a giant interstellar easter egg with candy inside, real talk.

I love that they incorporated that part of the show into the game, it's a really fun way to handle the character recruitment mechanic to the anime's credit, this is actually a problem they've thought about, if by chance I remove it then the meteor can break up and still cause a disaster. I guess that gets fixed, I think the destruction of the real world here would be a lot worse than what we see in the show. Obviously, it's difficult to calculate how many pieces this meteor would break into or how big they would be, so I choose a number here arbitrarily assuming that half of the meteorite was vaporized by its hit which still leaves 85 billion pounds of meteorite if it broke apart. into pieces that were about the size of a refrigerator, which would leave more than 2 million rocks raining down on the Earth doing some napkin calculations here each. would weigh almost 18,000 kilograms and would havea kinetic energy production equivalent to 11 kilotons of TNT.

The atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima had a yield of 15 kilotons of TNT, so at least the Rocks wouldn't be as bad as that particular atomic bomb, but you know, now there are two million of them hitting the area at the same time, makes you wish that all the meteor fragments really were just characters like Bang and Boros, like they were one punch, the strongest man, huh, and yet somehow that still is. It's not the worst thing Saitama has done, no, that honor comes at the end of the season. See during the final battle of season 1, the alien Invader Boros launches Saitama to the Moon, of course Saitama is unfazed and jumps back to Earth with the power of his jump creating a massive shockwave in the moon. lunar surface, why is it so important?

Well, this one action simply doomed all life on Earth. Let me explain, since we just talked about meteorite impacts. I thought it might be fun to use the Saitama crater. left behind on the moon to calculate its energy, look, this thing is big enough to be seen from Earth. In fact, we can see how massive it is in this artwork from the one punch Man manga that allows us to measure its exact width, the diameter of the Moon. It is 2,159 miles or 3,475 kilometers and using pixel measurements we can determine that the crater is a gigantic crater 1,344 miles or 2,163 kilometers wide that is just under the distance between Los Angeles, California and Dallas, Texas, in other words , that individual crater is about half the width. from the United States, so with all that information in hand we can now use this meteorite impact calculator to determine the energy of the Saitama jump and the answer is 3.89 times 10 to the power of 26 joules, yes, It's a little hard to say what that is.

I mean, it's 26 zeros, so you know it's probably going to be really powerful stuff, almost 400 septillion joules of energy, which sounds impressive, but it's also like you know it's confusing, what does that actually translate to? Well, first, it's certainly bigger than the impact. that killed the dinosaurs, so we certainly have that going for them. My next thought was that maybe it would be enough to completely destroy the moon, but no, not quite to do so, you need to add three zeros plus 1.2 times 10 to the 29 joules, but I suspect that Saitama's jump back to the Earth had enough power to do something equally bad, deorbit everything, knock the Moon out of its gravitational relationship with the Earth by sliding to the left while integrating with the rest of the solar system by moving a celestial body. as big as the moon would obviously be a super complicated math problem.

Fortunately, theoretical physicist Jack Fraser Goval already did the math for us by wading through those messy equations and discovering that it would take about 2.5 octillion joules to completely deorbit the moon, just a little more than the Saitama jump produces but not so fast, that speaks for the whole moon. When Saitama jumped, he also atomized a large part of what was standing. It's difficult to measure how much debris was thrown from the lunar surface by Saitama's jump, but I suspect it was enough. to reduce the moon's mass and free it from its marriage to Earth, but even if it were not completely deorbited, the enormous amount of energy from Saitama's jump would still push the moon a significant distance further from the planet, so would because? would be a problem, well loyal theorists, there would be many changes in the way our planet works, for example the days would get a little longer because the gravity of the moon partially affects the speed of the Earth's spin, the tilt of the Earth would also change as it moves forward. the attraction of the moon that helps keep the planet tilted at 23.5 degrees losing this tilt would change the seasons making it more unpredictable and more extreme with the huge change that affects everything Tides losing the moon or even moving it further away from the Earth it would absolutely devastate title systems around the world.

The tides seen in the ocean are directed by the gravitational pool that the Moon has on Earth. It is literally pulling water to follow it as it orbits the planet as the Moon moves away. The weaker the pool and the lower the tides, if they weaken enough or disappear completely, that means there would be no tides churning up material in the oceans, allowing coastal ecosystems to thrive. Animals like crabs, mussels, starfish and snails would be decimated by this. any creature that depends on them as a food source and of course any creature that depends on those animals would also suffer, but making water rise and fall is not the only thing the tides control, they also control water currents throughout the world. spanning entire oceans this helps stabilize the Earth's climate Distributing warmer waters around the world without tidally driven warm water European cities would suffer from much colder climates than we see today.

The same could be said for East Asian countries like Japan and China, which rely on the Kuroshio Current to carry warm equatorial waters north. Without the moon, these tidal currents would disappear, devastating entire continents when combined with the warmer seasons. extremes due to the change in the Earth's inclination, kiss humanity, shortly, civilization as we know it would come to an end. It turns out that the Hero Association was always focused on the wrong problem: Saitama is the true force of destruction, they should have focused on stopping him, so considering it might be best that we keep Saitama's powerful punch limited to a mobile device.

Hey, thanks again to one punch man the strongest for sponsoring today's video, what better way to revisit saitama who destroyed the lives of millions during the first season. Remember that if you want to see this new turn-based role-playing game, you can download it on IOS and Android right now and you can also support it. the channel by scanning the QR code on the screen or using my download link in the description below and don't forget to use my TFT OPM promo code so you can fight alongside saitama and be a hero for real fun if you have any interest.

When trying this game, you won't want to miss out on all the free goodies you'll get during this launch event anyway, if you'll excuse me, in the meantime I have to go do my 100 squats, remember it's all just a theory. Film theory and cutting.