I've always assumed that sort of racer doesn't have the money or the guts to go flat out, and if you never get the car running right, you never have to find out. It seems like an expensive and uncomfortable way to spend your vacation, but I guess the scenery is good. This is a particularly common sight at Speed Week on the Bonneville Salt Flats, where you'll often see a car under a tarp with a bare block hanging over the engine bay for the entire week before it all gets packed away for next year. If they do finally make it to the grid or the staging lanes, they don't stay out there for long. From grassroots drag racing to the Indy 500, you'll see one car that's still in the pits during the first practice, one team wiring up the engine or trying to pass tech while everyone else is qualifying. Īt any motorsports event, there's always one team that is totally unprepared. Elana Scherr | Car and Driverįrom the November 2020 issue of Car and Driver. If you are interested in connecting with sustainable technology companies in Japan, simply JOIN the network from below.That 470-mph stare. We have a network of Japanese companies keen to expand into the Halal market in Malaysia & Indonesia. ・ANIPLEX+ Official Online Website (Rengoku 1/8 Scale Figure) What will happen next? Make sure to catch the characters in action yourself in the next season. *the timing is Japan time and this figure is made-to-order.Ĭontinuing from the Mugen Train arc, the second part of the anime season 2, “Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Entertainment District Arc”, will air in Japan from 5th December 2021. Specs: Painted ABS&PVC figure with stand included Kyojuro Rengoku-Flame Breathing Esoteric Art Ninth Form: Rengoku-1/8 Scale Figure So overseas fans may have to wait for the overseas official release. You can pre-order it now, but unfortunately the company only shipped within Japan. If you’re a fan of his, this is something you wouldn’t want to miss. Meanwhile, the Speed Demon is estimated to have a speed of 100 km/h, about the same as the steam locomotive used at the time, shown in the animation.ĪNIPLEX+ has also released a 1/8 scale figure of Rengoku recreating his Flame Breathing form.
That means Rengoku can run at least 256 km/h!Īs such, Rengoku runs with “total concentration” at a 256 km/h speed…That’s as fast as a bullet train!! Whoever can jump at 128 km/h can run twice that speed. So Rengoku landing speed would be 127 km/h.īased on the author’s calculation of high school students’ average vertical jump record, “the take-off speed is almost half the average speed of the 50 m run”.
After 3.1 seconds, he should reach 47m altitude, then touch the ground 3.1 secs later.įrom the surroundings, the train was estimated to be travelling at around 60 km/h. *the numbers are all the author’s estimation.Īssuming the height of the take-off and landing points are the same, Rengoku jumped off the train at a 59-degree angle and at 128 km/h speed.
The author’s estimation of the scene where Rengoku jumped off the train goes like so. The author of the best-selling book “Kūsō Kagaku Dokuhon”, which scientifically examines anime and special effects films, estimated Rengoku’s running speed from descriptions in his works. What makes you wonder here is their speed.
It featured Flame Hashira Kyojuro Rengoku having a speed showdown with the Speed Demon “Slasher”, who attacks people with its signature speed. When the television version of the Mugen Train arc aired in Japan, it also unveiled the prequel of the film version for the first time the following week. Demon Slayer–Kimetsu no Yaiba–Mugen Train Arc Poster
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