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here is another fact why Meteor dwarfs the Shinsuusenju:
Meteor is bigger than buddah.
I am here to give my calculation of the difference in size between Madara's meteor and Hashirama's shinsuusenju.
So far, i have seen fanboys claiming that meteor is half the size of mountain yet they lack proper evidence to back it up and this disturbs me. As usual i am going to state the facts and logic like i always do using maths with manga so read and understand.
Madara's Meteor Size
I said the calcs I'm getting put it at somewhere in the 200-300 range as low end, 500m mid end and 1200-1300m at the high end. After some concrete scaling and adjustments it's a bit lower than that.
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using this scan, Madara is 184cm we get a ratio of (180/35=) 5.14cm/px.
5.14cmx218px=11.2m for the width of the rock they're standing on.
The rock that Madara summoned had a largely spherical shape so, I used the oval selection tool to create a sphere that is an approximation if the rock was completely on panel. Off course the rock isn't a perfect sphere as you can see some of the rock are within the sphere and some are out of it, but it's better than nothing.
The width of the rock would be 944px.
944x0.26m=245m is the diameter of the rock that Madara summoned. This is one of the lower ends but not the lowest one.
Now we'll move on to the next scaling of the size of Madara's rock summon.
i used the same technique on this scan:
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The rock that Madara summoned was more spherical on this one, so I could more easily find the exact total shape of the rock.
I used the smallest rock on panel as an indication (red line). It's 76px and thus we get a ratio of 11.2/76=0,147m/px. The diameter of the sphere is 984px=145m.
Now we'll get to the higher ends.
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the rock is less spherical than on the earlier page, so we have less accuracy especially at center of the bottom of the sphere, This is however compensated by the fact that the rock clearly goes past the lower left and right side of the sphere I made, so this evens things out in the end.
The diameter of the rock would be 1236px.
Now here's where we have several scaling options.
The largest of the rocks visible is 36px (marked by blue line). 12m24/36=0.34m/px. Based on that the rock is 0.34cm/x1236=420.24m
If we use a smaller rock to represent the rock that Madara and Muu were standing on, say the one marked by red (16px) we get 11.2m/16=0.7m/px. That makes the rock 0.7mx1236px=865.2m in diameter.
You could also use an even smaller rock like the ones even further in the back. That would get the size of the rock over a kilometer, but because we don't have reason to believe Madara and Muu were that far in the back I'd say that that's unlikely and it would be the highest end you can get.
Now that i have accurately calculated the size of the meteor, we can move on to calculate the size of the Shinsuusenju...
Hashirama's Shinsuusenju Size
I will use DemonicAvenger thread since he has done the maths:
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Kyuubi's Height in Pixels = 40 Pixels
Kyuubi's Calced size = 477.04 feet
Shinsuusenju's Height in Pixels = 271 Pixels
271 / 40 = 6.775
6.775 x 477.04 = 3231.946
Shinsuusenju is 3232 feet tall. Thats well over half a mile. (Roughly of course)
Now that we have calculated the overall size of them, we can easily get to a conclusion to see which technique is indeed larger...
Shinsuusenju = 3232 feet tall
Meteor = 2838 feet tall
Shinsuusenju is only bigger than 1 meteor however 2 meteor like this:
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2 meteor =
2838 + 2838 = 5676 feet tall
so 2 meteor are indeed bigger than shinsuusenju
I am very well aware that Kishi sometimes messes up the drawing but the most accurate translation would be the one i done. its better than none.
As of now, i need to go right now and i will be back after 30 mins.
Thank You...Madara Rules
Meteor is bigger than buddah.
