Holy shit! Just how broken is her power?
Given the proper training she could deflect bullets with her hands.
>>142683367
Are there even bullets somewhere
She needs all her fingertips to touch something for her ability to work. The villians could just cut a finger from her and she would be useless.
>>142683367
>implying she won't be useless as Sakura or any other female main character in shounen manga
>>142683494
That can easily be changed if the plot demands
"She can do it with one finger now. She only needed training"
>>142683367
Things she can do.
*Touch a villain, apply pressure, send villain into space, if the burning o-zone doesn't kill it the near absolute zero of space will. Only villains with some sort of thrust, flight or mobiliity that would work without gravity can coutner it
*Pick up something ridiculously heavy and drop it on baddies
*Strap jet packs onto all team mates and give them flight
She's has really good offense in melee range but has no defensive powers which is why she has to have a utility role. She could probably do some heavy damage if she had a team mate that could disable the enemy or give her some sort of protection/stealth allowing her to get close
This will probably never happen because she is the dedicated moe blob and will stick to cute support role.
>>142683446
No, all the bullets are gone
>>142684111
>Hello, I didn't read the manga, but I'm going to pretend I know this character well enough to judge her.
She ends up learning close combat more than anyone else
>>142683446
coma gas boy carries a revolver. the stupid fuck should have but a semi auto at least.
>>142684111
>filthy secondaries pretending they know anything.
>>142683972
She also gets sick and throw up if you use her power too much
>>142684111
>moe blob
she's cool!once
she'll have her moments again when she fights Toga again.
>>142685977
That is if she exeeds her capabilities.
>>142683367
She'll have to touch those tiny bullets with all her five fingers. Not to mention the reaction time needed to do that, so good luck with that.
Is Uiharu all over again!
Fuck entropy and gravity!
>>142683367
Are you retarded? Apart from being a few orders of magnitude too slow to actually touch those bullets, the now gravity-less bullets will still keep going in the same direction and kill her.
>>142686239
ARE YOU AN IDIOT? The moment she touches the bullet it looses its weight, is like touching light at that point, she would jut push it aside.
>>142686544
holy shit, this guy can't be serious. She manipulates gravity not the mass of the object.
couldnt she touch the ground and make earth loose gravity so everybody would be thrown off by centrifugal force?
and also earth would be thrown out of orbit i guess.
>>142686855
her limit is around 3 tons. do you even pay attention?
>>142683367
Is this show worth picking up just for her? She is a mega qt but everything else about the show looks like a shit.
>>142686204
>Fuck entropy
>Impliying there are any super-power anime that respects the laws of thermodynamics.
>>142687247
A friend of mine recommended this manga to me a year ago. I used to think this manga was shit because I hate wimpy MC and colored hair.
Read it after watching the show. It's bretty good.
>>142683367
When she's ready, she won't have to
>>142684111
She knows CQC now.
CUTE!
>>142686711
Mass is rendered mull. Again, like pushing light.
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>>142683367
Just how broken is her cuteness?
>>142688145
I'm curious, I've seen videos where in a vacuum, a hammer and a feather falls at the same time. If I throw a hammer and a feather towards your face at the same speed. Would they both feel the same? Let's assume it's thrown at 50mph.
>>142688364
You may have a point, but the point is lost on somebody who doesn't see the difference between weight and mass (inertia).
I am not familiar enough to say for certain what her power is (though I am inclined to agree with you) but you need to rephrase your point.
>>142688364
No, the mass is different, so the momentum would be different, and thus the force different
>>142688364
>>142688466
hammer is harder. of course it will hurt.
>>142686544
weightless bullets are still hard bullets. so you still die.
>>142688145
Bait.
Best girl coming through, homos
>>142683367
Did you even go to school?
Her quirk is to "cancel gravity in every object she touches with her fingertip pads". She would only make sure the bullet travels perfectly horizontal and nothing else.
>>142688856
>the bullet travels perfectly horizontal
Actually it would arc upwards very slightly.
>>142683367
>I don't understand momentum
This is what I read.
OCHAKO MAKES CAM VIDEOS FOR MONEY
>>142688856
>What is "lift"
I haven're raged so hard at a thread in so long.
Yes, objects still have mass as has been demonstrated by the things she's affected and the explanation of her powers. The ONLY thing that she cancels out is the downwards acceleration, and thereby force (m*a=F), applied to everything on earth.
If the a!=g then any object is still going to have a bunch of force and momentum behind it.
>>142688887
No they wouldn't.
See >>142691315
>>142692836
That's precisely why they would arc upwards.
Learn to physics.
Hey, /a/You're next
Everybody is being retarded.
Look, when light hits you the photons are hitting you at the maximum speed in the universe, but the don't push you, the just bounce because they are weightless.
Same with the bullets, no matter the speed, them being weightless means their mass would do shit, they would just bounce as well.
>>142693273
>the don't push you
That is not entirely correct.
>>142693366
The mass is minimal, but remember that they are moving at the speed of light and thats several orders faster than any bullet.
The bullets would still have a mass, so she'd still be pretty dead, even if she managed to get her hands in the way of the bullet.
However, she can make allies bullets fly perfectly straight, which seems like it'd be useful if you need to shoot a long distance.
>>142693273
Okay answer this: if an asteroid hit the planet it would make a huge crater but if that same asteroid hit a spaceship in deep space it would just bounce off?
>>142693841
Look, the metering the sphere marked infinite, that meas the vector wont change, no matter what. The mass in the objects means shit if she touches it.,
>>142686711
I was gonna back you up but then I remembered she was able to swing that pillar in the mock battle
Even if it wasn't affected by gravity that's still way too much mass to casually swing
Then again it was able to hit things without falling apart, which it... probably couldn't do well if it was massless?
Making objects have no mass just doesn't really make any physical sense as a thing you can do but it does kinda seem like that's what she's doing
>>142694529
Her swinging the pillar was just Hori being an idiot
She can only manipulate gravity and has a limit of 4 metric tons if I remember correctly
If Hori had done his homework, the pillar's inertia would stop her from swinging that thing all willy nilly
>>142694529
Actually what bothered me was the fact that the accelerated debris did not kill the class rep. If my theory is correct the acceleration should near the speed of light the moment she hit it.
>>142693820
>However, she can make allies bullets fly perfectly straight,
No, she can't.
Long range bullets are mostly subject to wind currents anyway, but if we're talking only about vertical movement, then you are still wrong.
Do you know what happens when you drop a piece of iron into a glass of water?
It drops to the bottom of the glass.
Now drop a bit of lithium into the same glass? What happens?
It catches fire.
Bad idea.
Drop a piece of ice into the water and watch it stay at the surface because it's weight divided by volume (density) is less than that of the water.
The same thing applies to our air. Anything with zero mass would rise. That's the secret behind zeppelins.
>>142694873
>If my theory is correct the acceleration should near the speed of light the moment she hit it.
You're fucked up.
Holy shit.
>>142694873
If you IMAGINE a 10 foot sword being in your hand (imaginary swords having a mass of 0 and an air resistance of 0), you would still not be able to accelerate that thing to anywhere CLOSE to light speed, because your muscles are just not that super.
But let's say she did accelerate it to 90% lightspeed.
Yes, that would have been lethal for the class rep. And everybody else in the neighborhood.
http://what-if.xkcd.com/1/
>>142694873
>If my theory is correct the acceleration should near the speed of light the moment she hit it.
What exactly are you thinking here?
Something like "the debris is massless, so because f = ma even a small amount of force would give it a huge amount of acceleration?"
First of all that wouldn't have happened because she didn't use her power on the debris, just the pillar
Even if she somehow did use her power on all the debris, making it massless, she's still hitting it with another massless object
I'm not even sure how to describe a collision between two massless objects but somehow the "masslessness" would cancel itself out and you wouldn't get insane acceleration
>>142695196
>>142695196
THIS IS WHY I HATE TO WORK WITH INFINITES, 0 IS A BULLSHIT NUMBER.
>>142688145
>pushing light
Topkek
how come if she can turn gravity off she doesn't immediately fly away since the earth is moving fast as shit through space
>>142695832
Moron.
Velocity is relative.
You could have a point if you were referring to Earth's constant acceleration. But even then, no.
She would however be a plaything of the wind, and she might be pushed out of the atmosphere if she doesn't deactivate her powers in time.
>>142695584
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbI-fDzUJXI
>>142696005
If she's turning off all gravity she'll start moving in a straight line tangential to her previous "orbit" and be distanced by the earth that is continuing on its circular path.
>>142696209
>she'll start moving in a straight line tangential to her previous "orbit"
That's what I meant when I said acceleration.
But she is still surrounded by an atmosphere that is largely immobile and Earth is huge. The difference in vectors is minimal.
>>142689251
I bet you think this is funny.
>>142683367
she's not Accelerator
>>142697424
Accel works with vectors, she works with gravity.
Not the same thing, unless you can prove gravity is a force.
>>142697590
Didn't science just find Gravitational Waves?
>>142697683
The space moving and returning to its original place was detected, yes.
Gravity as a force, thats is still up in the air.
>>142693007
Curious, what forces would cause the bullet to arc slightly up?
>given proper training she could deflect bullets with her hands
She nullifies gravity not fucking inertia, hell if she touched a bullet it would be maintain its speed and never slow down until it hits something since gravity would no longer exert force on it. Also she needs to touch something with all 5 fingertips for it to activate so a bullet would be too small for her to place all of them on it.
>>142693007
While technically it would go in a perfectly straight line, we would PERCEIVE it as curing in an upwards arc due to the downward curvature of the earth.
>>142698646
Read the thread. >>142694927
>>142698653
>never slow down
>you need gravity to be affected by friction
You must be very heavy because you are retarded.
This thread is painful. I'm a PhD student in theoretical physics and thisis just awful. Your popsci knowledge of physics is disgusting.
>>142698751
Then help us out, mate.
>>142698744
Oh of course I forgot about the resistance caused by air. My bad.
>>142683367
>Load a full magazine with bullets influenced by her power
>unload on your opponents with Newtons 1st law of motion defying bullets.
>>142698892
>Newtons 1st law of motion defying
I don't follow.
>>142695196
>I'm not even sure how to describe a collision between two massless objects
It would probably be similar in how light interacts with light from other sources.
>>142699042
Strong force, weak force and electromagnetism are still in effect.
>>142698944
Her power has demonstratively defies Newton's first law of motion.
"an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed unless acted upon by an external force"
So you have bullets that travel perfectly straight, forever, without losing their initial speed, until she lets go of them.
>>142699123
>So you have bullets that travel perfectly straight, forever, without losing their initial speed, until she lets go of them.
For one thing, that's not in defiance of Newton's law because it's precisely what the law says.
For another, they wouldn't actually do that because factors other than gravity still apply.
>>142697590
Now that I think about it, doesn't that mean Uraraka is canceling out curvature of spacetime itself? Curvature which is dependent on mass? Meaning she does in fact temporarily eliminate the mass of objects, meaning OP had an actual point?
>>142699184
But if factors other than gravity apply, there is no way she could have sent a ball flying to outer space, right?
Hence why her powers defy the law.
>>142699249
>Curvature which is dependent on mass?
>Meaning she does in fact temporarily eliminate the mass of objects,
That does not logically follow.
Your skirt follows the pull of gravity as it hangs from your waist.
But if you lift your skirt that doesn't mean that gravity is killed. Counteracting the effect of something, does not remove the cause.
>>142699091
>Strong force, weak force
Useless on the macroscopic scale, but I forgot about electromagnetism.
>>142699271
>But if factors other than gravity apply, there is no way she could have sent a ball flying to outer space, right?
Yes, she could, easily.
Read >>142694927.
>>142699271
We are talking about moving objects with volume but with zero mass.
I don't think there is much knowledge on that subject, or at least not on objects big enough to cause drag or friction.
>>142698751
I majored in math, I know the formula but I can't interpret the results.
Care to guide us?
>>142699421
Oh fuck I completely forgot the implication density when she uses her ability.
>>142699380
>Counteracting the effect of something
I see your point, though that does seem to be mundane. Her effectively making things massless, though, does line up better with the cartoon tier physics Hoshi writes.
>>142689251
Where did she learn how to make video cameras?
FUCK SCIENCE
POST CUTE
A CUUUUTE!!
>it's a people don't understand properties of gravity or mass episode
>>142704016
FUCK CUTE
POST SCIENCE
A SCIIIEEENCE!!
>>142704757
read the thread, you idiot
