81 Quintillion Tons.

[itach15]

But Kaguya > Hagoromo anyway you right ...

 

[leagen]

damn dude this is freaking insane even Goku can't lift that much

 

[Sennin of Logic]

Wow....... just wow. Juubi jin Hagoromo cannot be beaten.

 

[-ahhimane-]

A moon in Naruto Manga is within 1080 pixels XD

 

[AGoodBoy]

And who exactly says the core is still intact? It could have been crushed and the rock all compacted on each other forming a solid sphere which now orbits the earth.

The core can still be destroyed pre-emptively this doesn't prove otherwise due to the above and the fact that impact force and constant pressure aren't the same thing. If done correctly, an egg hold up massive amounts of pressure from the weight of possibly a car yet you can crush an egg with your bare fist (much much much less force) if you apply that force quickly.

 

[7th Biggest OP Fan]

So when did Narutoverses moon equal are moon on Earth. Last time I checked, the Narutoverse wasn't on Earth. For all we know it could be bigger, or smaller. There is no proof to say otherwise, thus making your calculation invalid.

Also you forget moving objects in space take much less energy then they do on Earth. Not to mention we don't even know how he got the moon into space(if we want to take the legend of how the moon was created seriously). Did he use some technique that defies gravity and pushed it out? If that is the case, he did not "lift" 18 quintillion tons. He just moved an object that weighs that much with a technique that defies weight.


Basically you can assume many things but there is no concrete evidence he lifted the weight.

 

[AaaaNinja]

If he sealed the Statue inside of the moon, he had to create the moon after extracting the Bijuu's

I don't think that there is evidence that he did it in any particular order.

He could have planned ahead by creating the moon first. Like, "Okay I'm going to start dividing up this here Juubi's chakra, but before I do that, I think I should decide where to put its body. OH YEAH I'LL MAKE A MOON, I better do that first because it's going to take a looooooooootta power."

 

[Nebula]

Looks like some one doesn't understand how manga logic works.