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![How strong and fast is Malenia? Likely more than you think. Let's look at her Waterfowl Dance. First, some ground work. Malenia's sword occupies a volume of 0.0039 m^3, and is made of unalloyed gold, which has a density of 19,320 kg/m^3. This puts the sword's mass at 75 kg, nearly a hundred times larger than historical one-handers. The blade itself is 2.7 meters/9 feet long. Stability Transform 49 Coordinate Space World Frame 0.00388673 m Translate X Translate Y 0.55487 mm² Translate Z Rotate X -3.745 Rotate Y Rotate Z Scale X Scale Y Scale Z Size X Size Y Size Z Uniform Scaling ✓Enable Snapping ✔ Absolute Coords/Sizes Object Browser Malenia.obj Malenia.obj (part) Snap Step 0.25 mm C Accept Cancel S ne 可你 Fittingly, Malenia herself is a giant. She stands 2.57 meters/8'5 tall, with one of her arms being over 1.5 meters long on its own. Units/Dimensions Dimensions X: mm Y: mm ▼ Z: mm ▼ Grid Size 1.000000 2.56608 m left-drag Set From Measurements Selected Measure Target Length Real Length Avg Deviation 0 1.5094 -1 Max Deviation -1 ELDEN RING Object Browser Malenia.obj Malenia.obj (part) 2 When Malenia swings her sword, she usually does so with her arm near full extension; subtract a bit for the slight bend as well as the small spot on the sword where her prosthetic holds the blade, and that puts the length of her blade + arm during most of her attacks at ~3.5-4 meters. This is equal to the radius of the circle centered around her body, which at ~3.75 meters equals a circumference of ~23.56 meters. It is possible to measure the velocities of her swings by calculating how long it takes them to clear some or all of his circle. In her Waterfowl Dance, her faster-than-eyesight slashes very consistently clear this circle within 4 or so frames. Example 1: in the below images, the rotation is almost entirely completed within 3 frames DRAKLIS DRAKLILIS CINCRATIC ING Malenia, Blade of Miquella Boss Fight | Elden Ring | 4K Malenia, Blade of Miquella Boss Fight | Elden Ring | 4K CINCRIATICING Share Watch later Share Mimic Tear Mimic Tear Seppuku Seppuku Malenia, Blade of Miquella Malenia, Blade of Miquella MORE VIDEOS MORE VIDEOS СС YouTube Fla2:22/6:58on Tears +9 02:22:51 / 06:58:38 к H v 1 fram V K ► ? 60 FP 02:22:46 / 06:58:38 1 fram 60 FP Example 2: more than half the rotation completed within two frames. (all videos are 60 FPS, so 1 frame = 1/60 of a second) Malenia, Blade of Miquella Boss Fight | Elden Ring | 4K UKHKUS CINCRATICING Share Watch later Malenia, Blade of Miquella Boss Fight | Elden Ring | 4K 17 Mimic Tear Seppuku Malenia, Blade of Miquella Malenia, Blade of Miquella Touch bloodstain Touch bloodstain MORE VIDEOS MORE VIDEOS YouTube LJ a2:22/6:58on Tears +9. 02:22:89 / 06:58:38 K H 02:22:86 / 06:58:38 1 fram 60 FP K ► 1 fram V 60 FP Example 3: her visible arm covers 5.5+ meters, near a quarter of the rotation, in 1 frame. Perfectly Rolling Malenia's Waterfowl Dance Point Blank Perfectly R SUBSCRIlenia's Waterfowl Dance Point Blank Watch later Share MORE VIDEOS MORE VIDEOS C 0:03 / 0:27 00:03:04 / 00:27:40 YouTube CC YouTube ** К ▸ 60 FP V ? 1 fram 60 FP 00:03:02 / 00:27:40 ▸ 1 fram к Covering ~23.56 meters in 4 frames (~0.0644 seconds) equates to a velocity of 368 m/s at the tip of the blade During the whole Waterfowl Dance, Malenia throws about 43 strikes in four flurries, divided into 15-6-12-10. The whole dance lasts about 5 seconds, but she pauses in between the flurries to jet herself at the target, so her rate of swings per second is much higher than that implies. For example, her last flurry has all ten strikes hitting within under 0.7 seconds, meaning ~15 per second, each taking <0.07 seconds. Perfectly Rolling Malenia's Waterfowl Dance Point Blank Perfectly Rolling Malenia's Waterfowl Dance Point Blank Watch later Share Watch later Share A A 0 MORE VIDEOS YouTube [] MORE VIDEOS 0:15/0:27 00:15:85/00:27:40 YouTube K ▸ 00:15:15/00:27:40 @ 60 FP V 1 fram 23 60 FP к 8 ▸ ? 1 fram The effective mass of the sword being swung is likely on the order of 2/3 of the total mass on impact; see Wushu Engineer's video "Stick VS Nunchaku 2 handed strikes - Comprehensive Impulse Block Tests", April 2022, at 14:18 and 38:10, for tests on a similar type of interaction. The velocity of the impacted spot would be somewhat below the tip velocity of ~368 m/s, as swords don't hit things right at the tip. Subtracting twenty percent of the sword's length from the tip (a safe assumption) would reduce the radius of the circle from ~3.75 to ~3.2, and the (2/3 of 75 kg = 50 kg) circumference from 23.56 meters to 20.11 meters, thus all velocity figures by 15%; this means that the cutting part of the blade impacts the target at 314 m/s with 66% effective mass. This means each of the 43 swings in the Waterfowl Dance is hitting with 2,468,000 joules, as much as a tank shell, concentrated into a blade edge or context, Alan Williams' "Knight and the Blast Furnace" chapter 9.4 states that regular men with swords and axes manage 60 to 130 joules of kinetic energy in their strikes, while "a particularly strong man with a two-handed sword or axe just might be able to" manage a bit over 200 joules. tl;dr: Malenia's slashes are each equivalent to getting shot by a tank cannon, she can throw dozens of them in a few seconds, and she's tens of thousands of times stronger than an average man -1.844 1.25 mm -2.5 mm 0 1 1 0.0632 mm 2.7028 mm 0.2704 mm 0 0 7 Fla2:22/6:58on Tears +9 Mimic Tear Seppuku 7 Fla2:22/6:58on Tears +9 0:03 / 0:27 0:15/0:27 3518 Contact Tol Volume: Surface Area: Center of Mass: -1.486 1.687 Done 3518 5.871 5.577 2.658 Done Watch later YouTube ? URAKUTS CINCRATICING Watch later Share YouTube ? 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