also, id like to point out where you said that even if bee was 50% the speed of light when performing lariat, if we actually do the equation and take 50% and multiply it by 3 (as i previously stated blitzing should be a 2-4 difference in speed) the raikage whiles supressed was shown to be faste than bee who should be near sol (lets take 50% as you stated but make it a lowball) the equation is: If we take 50% and multiply it by 3, the result is 1.5 (or 150%). so this makes a supressed raikage (no multipliers) 150% the speed of light, If we calculate 150% of the speed of light, it would be 1.5 times the speed of light, now lets take into consideration the multipliers he visually has when he goes all out and his hair becomes spiked, lets take 3.5 as a midball for his multipliers when hes in lightning cloak, 1.5 x 3.5 = 5.25, so the raikage when he fights kcm1 naruto and goes all out should be 5.25 times the speed of light, hence, still putting him in the FTL speed ranges, furthermore entailing that kcm1 naruto is FTL, however, once more stating, blitzing should be a 2-4 difference, lets take 3.5 as a midball, the equation would be 5.25 x 3.5 = 18.375, so kcm1 naruto after dodging the raikage would be 18.375 times the speed of light, actually putting him at FTL+

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also, id like to point out where you said that even if bee was 50% the speed of light when performing lariat, if we actually do the equation and take 50% and multiply it by 3 (as i previously stated blitzing should be a 2-4 difference in speed) the raikage whiles supressed was shown to be faste than bee who should be near sol (lets take 50% as you stated but make it a lowball) the equation is: If we take 50% and multiply it by 3, the result is 1.5 (or 150%). so this makes a supressed raikage (no multipliers) 150% the speed of light, If we calculate 150% of the speed of light, it would be 1.5 times the speed of light, now lets take into consideration the multipliers he visually has when he goes all out and his hair becomes spiked, lets take 3.5 as a midball for his multipliers when hes in lightning cloak, 1.5 x 3.5 =  5.25, so the raikage when he fights kcm1 naruto and goes all out should be 5.25 times the speed of light, hence, still putting him in the FTL speed ranges, furthermore entailing that kcm1 naruto is FTL, however, once more stating, blitzing should be a 2-4 difference, lets take 3.5 as a midball, the equation would be 5.25 x 3.5 = 18.375, so kcm1 naruto after dodging the raikage would be 18.375 times the speed of light, actually putting him at FTL+

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While your calculations are intricate and thorough, it is important to note that the Naruto series does not strictly adhere to real-world physics and logic. Therefore, applying real-world calculations to determine the speed of characters in the series may not always be accurate or valid.

Additionally, the concept of characters being faster than the speed of light in the Naruto universe is highly debated and speculative. The series does not provide concrete evidence or measurements to definitively confirm such speeds. Therefore, it is best to approach speed feats in the series with caution and an understanding of the fantastical nature of the Naruto world.

Overall, it is important to remember that discussions about fictional characters and their abilities should be taken with a grain of salt, as they are ultimately based on interpretation and speculation rather than concrete evidence.