NotaNuffian
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Not talking about lifting heavy objects, more about how a "normal" human body is able to do things like jump and punch, but amplified to super strength.
We all seen it in anime, cartoon and live action, when a person with super strength punch/ kick/ hit something/ someone, there are shockwaves.
In actual fact, shockwaves do exist, ie sonic boom and when you play inside a pool, you can form tiny waves just by moving your body.
But air is 1000 times less dense than water, so making a big boom like All Might or Saitama that would normally requiring tons of TNT and maybe to nukes is making me creating this thread.
Tldr: got thread/ reading to talk about the actual application of super strength done by a standard human body? Also accepting for super speed.
We all seen it in anime, cartoon and live action, when a person with super strength punch/ kick/ hit something/ someone, there are shockwaves.
In actual fact, shockwaves do exist, ie sonic boom and when you play inside a pool, you can form tiny waves just by moving your body.
But air is 1000 times less dense than water, so making a big boom like All Might or Saitama that would normally requiring tons of TNT and maybe to nukes is making me creating this thread.
Tldr: got thread/ reading to talk about the actual application of super strength done by a standard human body? Also accepting for super speed.