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I know this is a manga and is fiction but it bothers me a little so here it goes:
As you remember when madara was fighting the kage, madara noted that Ay´s attacks were faster but Tsunades were stronger attacks, but that actually doesnt make sense it should be the other way around.
Anyone who has taken a basic course of physics should know that F=ma which means force(F) equals mass(m) times acceleration(a), in other words the faster you accelerate the more force you exert and also the more mass you have the greater the force you exert, so far is obvious that Ay moves faster than Tsunade so a(ay)>a(tsunade) and is also obvious he is heavier since he is way bigger than Tsunade so m(ay)>m(tsunade), and as a consequence F(ay)>F(tsunade) so the attacks of Ay should be stronger than tsunades, again i know is fictions but at least they should put the physics right.
As you remember when madara was fighting the kage, madara noted that Ay´s attacks were faster but Tsunades were stronger attacks, but that actually doesnt make sense it should be the other way around.
Anyone who has taken a basic course of physics should know that F=ma which means force(F) equals mass(m) times acceleration(a), in other words the faster you accelerate the more force you exert and also the more mass you have the greater the force you exert, so far is obvious that Ay moves faster than Tsunade so a(ay)>a(tsunade) and is also obvious he is heavier since he is way bigger than Tsunade so m(ay)>m(tsunade), and as a consequence F(ay)>F(tsunade) so the attacks of Ay should be stronger than tsunades, again i know is fictions but at least they should put the physics right.
Are you actually trying to use real world logic?