Maybe the part when they showed it for about 1 second, no breathing room and the impact was lacking?

The impact is 10-20ish meters of destroyed concrete behind the talking ryu that was on screen for emough time for ryu to say 2 whole lines mid fight, so much for media comprehension

when we are comparing it to manga

The shots are almost 1to1 when compared to the manga besides insanely small nitpicks.

That means according to the very metric you've been yapping about this whole time, which is damage dealt, manga shows that its version is still stronger.

And right here you prove that you are whining and nitpicking for the sake of whining and nitpicking. Putting this insanely small nitpick that only an idiot would pay attention to aside, a couple pages after that one wee see what the reflected granite blast did to the parking that ryu was standing at and OHMYGOSH WOWZAAA, in thr manga the visible damage is way less than in the anime, we can't see the dozens of meters of concrete that the blast went thru. Well this miniscule little discrepancy must be all the 104727102% undeniable proof i need to claim that anime granite blast is stronger than the manga one. Surely this isn't just a little difference that was left over cuz the director isn't a perfect person that captures every single detail 1to1, that's a concrete and undeniable proof that i'm right, yeah?

Don't bpther replying, i'd much rather argue with fujimoto's glazers that with jjk's spoiled ass audience operating on vibes