| dumbTVnut wrote: |
| JonathonWolf, that was beautiful, I laugh all the way. If you ever want to argue science I'll go to a science forum, but here your argument is useless if not hilarious. |
Again with a rebuttal without substance.?? This entire thread is about the discussion of the blue fire.?? It's all speculation using real world physics to create a connection with the physics within the show.?? Comic books do the same thing we are doing here: creating rational explanations for what is considered canon.?? Wolverine was suddenly born with claws instead of having them put into him like readers had assumed for decades.?? Why??? Because it made the most sense.?? Even though it is a world where someone can be hit by radiation and gain superpowers instead of cancer, the writers used as much real world physics as they could to create that connection with the reader.?? Yes, it's a cartoon; but it's a cartoon set within a world where laws of nature are the same here as they are there.?? It's a world heaped in the ancient traditions of East Asia.?? You criticize me and anyone else that uses science and logic, when that is the entire point of this thread.?? All you've shown is that you are incapable of a competent rebuttal, so you try to save face by insulting any intelligent attempts at answering the thread title.
My proof of blue fire is every time Azula shoots fire, it is in a fire qualities and accompanied by the fire sound effect.?? Her technique is exactly the same as any other firebender when using regular fire.?? The Chase is the best example, though any time she shoots fire shows it's flame.?? Whenever we see her flame remaining out past her control, we see that it goes from blue to orange/red.?? The column of fire she dropped on Aang shifted from blue to red while he used his staff to prevent it from hitting him.?? When she shot at Aang as he jumped up the walls, the flames burned for a short while and shifted from blue to red.?? When she set the perimiter of the room on fire when Aang was trapped in the rubble, it went from blue to red.?? Creating lightning has been shown to be a technique that takes eight to ten seconds with a fair amount of movement.?? It is usually accompanied by arcs of electricity as the technique is being performed.?? One could wonder if the arcs are the result of a small lack of control or if they are an inescable part of the technique.?? Also, we saw in Zuko Alone that she used regular fire when she was younger and doesn't now.?? This isn't irrefutable proof.?? The only reason I can come up with for why her blue flame isn't a mixture of regular fire and lightning is because we were told by Iroh that lightning requires splitting one's energy into positive and negative parts.?? Mixing separated energy with regular energy doesn't seem like it would be too great an idea since we can assume the split energy would come back together and explode as soon as concentration ended.
