Animation vs. Geometry MAKES ME FEEL BIG BRAIN!! [Reaction]

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  @nathanthesquot3093 · 2 years ago

  If you're curious Neena, the "Monster" in this case is Extradimensional Geometry; Geometry that only exists in dimensions higher than our own. Its' aspects & qualities destroy our current understanding of mathematics.

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  @kiyaansplay2434 · 2 years ago

  JSAB be like

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  @NulliAnimates · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfhnnZMmIss&amp;t=89">1:29</a> yes we love our lines XD

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  @Malikimusmaximus · 2 years ago

  Fun thing about this animation. I love how Animation VS math animation VS physics And Animation VS geometry Episodes are all connected

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  @thedanfire9984 · 2 years ago

  Based on my theory, when Euler created infinite-dimensional sphere in the ending of AvMath, this formula teleported TSC to multiple, if not infinite amount of different dimensions at the same time, means it &quot;cloned&quot; him and now his copies exists in every dimension (for example we saw TSC from Physics appearing from a white sphere as from Math episode), and Orange from Geometry was another TSC than Physics one as we see in the ending, and this fourth-dimensional cube is natural process in these dimensions, which wants to get rid of Orange, because he&apos;s anomaly made by Euler which wasn&apos;t supposed to exist, and in the ending of AvGeom we see that there was multiple of this &quot;hyper diamond&quot; versions, so it might come back as different version in future episodes, with different form (it was a 4D shape in Geometry because it was made by this dimension rules, from shapes), for example in Animation vs Chemistry it may return as dangerous chemical substance, which would absorb various chemical compounds to become stronger, and it would be the main antagonist for AvE series, like Kang from Marvel to make it more clear

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  @Xadyeology · 2 years ago

  Conic sections:<br>Have you ever made up a challenge and tried to draw circles as perfect as possible? Many people have done their own strategy by the most popular one, spreading their arm and attempting to write one. Another one is conic sections, they are used to draw perfect circles and some elongated circles with only 2 pins and one rubberband. The pins are poked through the paper in the shape of a line and the rubberband to connect them together. Then a pencil is inside the rubberband to help it make a perfect circle, and ellipses. What happens if you run into a pin you might ask? Well, go around the pin and the rubberband will still be in tact. The conic sections are used for many things. Circumference and diameter of a circle, radius of 3.14, (pi) and using grids to areas of a circle

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  @TOENAILS_HEHE · 2 years ago

  Geometry? Metry. Metry? Sirmetry. Sirmetry? Sir metry!

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  @buntsingstv2217 · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfhnnZMmIss&amp;t=340">5:40</a> That is a 4D Shape called a 24-cell. (Kinda looks like a Tesseract, a 4D Version of a cube) There are other 4D shapes which are much more complicated than this, so imagine how intense the battle would be with the other shapes.

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  @Maple_and_Moss · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfhnnZMmIss&amp;t=640">10:40</a> The face i can’t I LOVE YOU NENNA❤

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  @ExtremelyCoolSonicFan-u3m · 2 years ago

  Triangle, Square, Pentagon, Hexagon, Heptagon, Octagon, Nonogon, Decagon.

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  @singengtang6029 · 2 years ago

  The golden ratio also appeared in animation vs maths at the end

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  @ReaperRYT_ · 2 years ago

  Here me out - what if we added... DASH?

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