So, this was something that I wasn’t fully considering, because I was going to go about
the entire strength of Giorno’s character when Part 5 was over, but doing this won’t
really affect that so it’s a nice little video for now while the other one is in the
works.
The famous 7-Page Muda had been animated a while back now and there’s been some questioning
on twitter on how truly strong is this whole beatdown.
Now prefacing this, I’m going to use the visuals here as a reference of time.
Not for the speed of the stand, or how many punches, but just how long the Muda takes.
The time is just for extra stuff and doesn’t mess with the statistics of any of this, it’s
just more so an extra thing that’ll be interesting if that really was how much time it takes.
I already know how anime time can be, so this will just be a fun extra.
So, to explain Giorno’s speed in its best feats it’s going to be a trail of scaling
to get to him.
Diavolo and King Crimson fought against Polnareff and Silver Chariot.
Polnareff and Silver Chariot had fought against both Jotaro and his Star Platinum and J. Geil
and his hanged man, that proved it.
Polnareff Vs. J. Geil is really enough, but if that’s not then consider this spoiler
alert for Part 6, Star Platinum being stated to be FTL while still being an aged Jotaro.
Badaboombadabing.
Diavolo was able to activate King Crimson’s ability at the same time Silver Chariot was
striking.
King Crimson’s ability is not a passive ability, it needs to be activated for it to
work.
Since he was able to do so, it means that he both faster light speed reactions and attacking
speed, considering that time skip is counter-like attack.
Now, because of that there’s Diavolo Vs. Bruno and
then Bruno Vs. Giorno, comes down to it, Giorno faster than light.
Alright cool, now about using that speed in this here.
For this we’ll use the speed of light without any multiplying to give it a lowball, like
this below Giorno’s actual speed, but I’ll just use this because it’s honestly more
than enough for this beat-down.
Now, Gold Experience has the same body type as Giorno so using Giorno’s height and length
of his limbs, a fully extended punch is about 2ft.
Giorno is punching at (983,571,056) nine hundred eighty-three
million, five hundred seventy-one thousand, fifty-six feet per second.
The 7-Page Muda is about 27 seconds in it’s entirety.
So, how many times can Gold Experience punch in this time span.
Gold Experience is able to send out thirteen billion, two hundred seventy-eight million,
two hundred thousand punches into Cioccolata’s very soul.
That’s pretty cool, but I’m sure that some of you heard what had sounded like the
Life Shot sounds in the punches, and that got me to think on what if that’s what happening.
Somewhere in there, Giorno is throwing Life Shots to make this even worse for Cioccolata,
how do we go about that.
Well, the supposed Life Shot scene had gone on about 4 seconds.
In that time, he was able to send out two billion, eight hundred eighty-five million,
one hundred forty thousand Life Shots.
Now, I have reason to believe that Life Shots stack because of how Gold Experience has grows
things that it gives Life to.
So, considering that it does stack, and Life Shot time is about 26 seconds if we’re going
off of anime time, where would that leave Cioccolata.
Cioccolata would be in about seventy-five billion, thirteen million, six hundred forty
thousand seconds in Life Shot time, which would equate to about 2378 years in Life Shot
time.
So, that would not only make it the longest beat down because of pages, but the longest
beatdown with an end, or at least in JoJo.
Thank you all for watching, I been tweaking the workflow a bit so I should be able to
have videos a bit more faster than usual because I know you all were originally use to the
whole once every 4 days type of thing.
I’m not sure about how fast it will be, but yeah, stuff is in the works.
So, hopefully I’ll see you all in the next one, until then, peace out and Godspeed.