How realistic is this?
How realistic is this?
John Hill
Benjamin Barnes
It's possible in theory
Robert Cook
>It's possible
Kek. Your eyes blinking are is the fastest thing at your disposal (76mph), before you move an inch of your finger the bullet traveled dozens of meters. I'm guessing that last panel he deflected the bullet? Even if he started moving his finger before the bullet arrived, pressure waves would have cut his finger just around the same time the bullet goes in his face, or he might succeed in touching it then lose his fingers as he won't have enough time to exert pressure on the bullet to change it's trajectory, similar to suddenly being pushed by someone
Parker Baker
he was in hysteria mode
Jackson Allen
It is very realistic OP, you should try it yourself!
Matthew Thompson
Velocity equals penetration. This is why a piece of plastic traveling at 15000MPH in space can wreck utter damage to a satellite.
Human skin, no matter how fast it moves, can't counter the velocity of a bullet.
Elijah Lewis
He's changing its trajectory
The wind can change the trajectory of a bullet, literally thin air
Adam Long
The Flash-tier realistic. If you only consider force and momentum is ok. If you start considering timing of execution, friction and torque not so much.
Jack Ward
bullets tear through air pretty violently as it changes the trajectory
Hunter Morgan
>How realistic is this?
0%, setting aside that he would have been hit before he reacted his fingers would not deflect a bullet any meaningful amount.
Over hundreds of meters while acting on it perpendicularly.
Easton Stewart
About as much as katana dude cutting bullet in half and surviving
Mason Wilson
over thousands of feet per second, this is a shitload of energy he's trying to displace over the distance of an inch.
Austin Perry
Ranged weapons are always shit in anime
Jack Collins
sauce ples, I want to cringe and hurt myself reading this
Zachary Gonzalez
The only way it would work, is if his skin was so durable and his body so hard for the bullet to move, that being hit by a bullet wouldn't be a concern in the first place.
Blake Ramirez
oh, then yea its totally possibly
Landon Ward
hidan no aria
Camden Garcia
Does hysteria mode or anything like it exist IRL?
Xavier Fisher
No
Leo Foster
Surges of adrenaline in the face of severe desperation
Jordan Collins
What about catching a blade with your bare hands?
Samuel Lee
Jacob Taylor
The madman does it one handed using only two fingers. It's amazing how crazy the series gets later on. Season 2 when?
Liam Watson
Slightly less impossible, but your reflexes are still way too slow
Angel Thomas
>if I punch the ~50 lb-f/s bullet really fast my skin/muscle/bone won't be torn the fuck up by it
Oliver Morales
I think I saw an episode long ago of the Mythbusters disproving this one
Ryder Bennett
>Does hysteria mode
No.
>or anything like it exist IRL?
For sufficiently small amounts of 'like it', yes.
livestrong.com
Don't expect to go into some super brain mode where everything slows down for you and you can logically think about way out of a life threatening situation, it's more of a reflexive response to severe thread and muscle strength limit unlock.
(Your muscles can generate enough force to damage your own body so unless there's severe threat there's a limit of how much strength you can exert)
For more info (wall of text warning):
quora.com
Luis Robinson
Benjamin Green
Sounds like an adrenaline rush and entering the zone combined.
Benjamin Taylor
Not in later volumes where you can throw super sonic punches in a fist fight against your Liquid clone made from your father's DNA by the USA on top of an in-flight plane
Luke Sanchez