Minato faster than light?

[Naruto33]

lol so kisaru from one piece is a god then

I was relating this to Naruto... I think I made it too general coz I was busy trying to comprehend how this is even possible

 

[Curse Mark]

No. I doubt he's even as fast as the speed of sound using FTG. And i'm probably about to get a lot of hate, but just continue reading, here is the proof.

anything that goes faster than the speed of sound creates a sonic boom.

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Have you ever seen that happen the instant he uses FTG?
No? Exactly. He's incredibly fast, but not even as fast as the speed of sound, let alone light.

 

[Kurama2012]

I was relating this to Naruto... I think I made it too general coz I was busy trying to comprehend how this is even possible

lol i know i was just joking around as you said light speed is godly

 

[Kurama2012]

No. I doubt he's even as fast as the speed of sound using FTG. And i'm probably about to get a lot of hate, but just continue reading, here is the proof.

anything that goes faster than the speed of sound creates a sonic boom.

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Have you ever seen that happen the instant he uses FTG?
No? Exactly. He's incredibly fast, but not even as fast as the speed of sound, let alone light.

that could be due to ftg being teleportation/ space time manipulation as minato does'nt create movement for a sonic boom to be created

 

[Bogard]

Able to throw a kunai above something travelling at lightning speed(A) and dodge a punch all that in the frame when it was almost touching his nose? Of course, he is faster than light

 

[Joestar]

He can only instantly teleport to a marked location he cant teleport at will

 

[minamoto 🥉]

He can only instantly teleport to a marked location he cant teleport at will

stop reviv a old thread..

 

[wanderingcactus]

FTG is faster since you can instantaneously go from point A to B.

But if you want to be technical about it, the only time FTG would be faster than light speed is if the distance of the other location is greater than the distance light travels per second.