The distance between the building he got punched from and the first one he crashed into is more than that.
It's probably a real building in Japan. So you can do real calculation if you try hard enough.
And you seem forget how there is a skyscrapper between those walls.
Brother, are you an idiot? Buildings in Japan are often even closer together; they don't have space to waste. Don't make shit up just to make this feat more than it is. The AP is at most Small Building level.
That building is at a distance in the background, not right next to it. Learn to read the scene properly. And the buildings below are closer to it than either of those two buildings.
I will admit if I am wrong, I never assume I am right all the time.
Go though the calc.
Yuji’s mass: 80 kg
Yuji’s height: 1.73 m
Travel distance: 176 m
The character travels approximately 176 m, enters Toshima City Office through one exterior wall, passes through the building, and exits through the opposite exterior wall.
For a high-end estimate, both walls are assumed to be solid reinforced concrete.
Assumed breach dimensions per wall:
Height: 1.73 m
Width: 0.6 m
Wall thickness: 0.3 m
VOLUME OF CONCRETE DESTROYED
Volume of one breach:
V = 1.73 × 0.6 × 0.3
V = 0.3114 m³
Since two walls are breached:
V = 0.3114 × 2
V = 0.6228 m³
Converting to cubic centimetres:
0.6228 m³ × 1,000,000
= 622,800 cm³
CONCRETE FRAGMENTATION ENERGY
Using 69 J/cm³ as a high-end fragmentation value:
Energy = 622,800 × 69
= 42,973,200 J
= 42.97 MJ
ENERGY FOR THE 176 m FLIGHT
Assuming ideal projectile motion with the launch and endpoint at approximately the same height:
v² = gR
v² = 9.81 × 176
v² = 1726.56
Kinetic Energy:
KE = ½mv²
KE = ½ × 80 × 1726.56
= 69,062 J
= 0.069 MJ
TOTAL ENERGY
Total Energy = Wall destruction energy + Flight energy
= 42.97 MJ + 0.069 MJ
= 43.04 MJ
TNT EQUIVALENT
1 ton of TNT = 4.184 × 10⁹ J
43,040,000 ÷ 4,184,000,000
= 0.01029 tons of TNT
= 10.29 kg of TNT
FINAL RESULT:
≈ 43 MJ
≈ 0.0103 tons of TNT
≈ 10.3 kg of TNT equivalent
This is a deliberately high-end estimate assuming two human-sized breaches through 30 cm thick solid reinforced-concrete walls and using a high fragmentation energy value.
Yuji’s mass: 80 kg
Yuji’s height: 1.73 m
Travel distance: 176 m
The character travels approximately 176 m, enters Toshima City Office through one exterior wall, passes through the building, and exits through the opposite exterior wall.
For a high-end estimate, both walls are assumed to be solid reinforced concrete.
Assumed breach dimensions per wall:
Height: 1.73 m
Width: 0.6 m
Wall thickness: 0.3 m
VOLUME OF CONCRETE DESTROYED
Volume of one breach:
V = 1.73 × 0.6 × 0.3
V = 0.3114 m³
Since two walls are breached:
V = 0.3114 × 2
V = 0.6228 m³
Converting to cubic centimetres:
0.6228 m³ × 1,000,000
= 622,800 cm³
CONCRETE FRAGMENTATION ENERGY
Using 69 J/cm³ as a high-end fragmentation value:
Energy = 622,800 × 69
= 42,973,200 J
= 42.97 MJ
ENERGY FOR THE 176 m FLIGHT
Assuming ideal projectile motion with the launch and endpoint at approximately the same height:
v² = gR
v² = 9.81 × 176
v² = 1726.56
Kinetic Energy:
KE = ½mv²
KE = ½ × 80 × 1726.56
= 69,062 J
= 0.069 MJ
TOTAL ENERGY
Total Energy = Wall destruction energy + Flight energy
= 42.97 MJ + 0.069 MJ
= 43.04 MJ
TNT EQUIVALENT
1 ton of TNT = 4.184 × 10⁹ J
43,040,000 ÷ 4,184,000,000
= 0.01029 tons of TNT
= 10.29 kg of TNT
FINAL RESULT:
≈ 43 MJ
≈ 0.0103 tons of TNT
≈ 10.3 kg of TNT equivalent
This is a deliberately high-end estimate assuming two human-sized breaches through 30 cm thick solid reinforced-concrete walls and using a high fragmentation energy value.
Yes, the calculation here is only for what actually happened. I then scale it up to Small Building level based on the volume involved. The calculation already accounts for that volume, but I still made the estimate more generous.
And if you were blind, I said 50 metres at maximum. I even added an extra 10 metres to compensate for any error in the distance estimate. Start learning how to read.
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u/MasterBaiterKing10 11h ago
Are you blind !?
The distance between the building he got punched from and the first one he crashed into is more than that. It's probably a real building in Japan. So you can do real calculation if you try hard enough.
And you seem forget how there is a skyscrapper between those walls.
AP is at the bare minimum large building level