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- United States
Can we send a pair of eternal mangekyo sharingan that would implant themselves when he gets them?
Chakra Telepathy. A SV in sasuke head quest....
- Thread starter Jaune Pendragon
- Start date
- Fantasy Historic Crossover
- Location
- Canada
Now this is nice, it also lets Sasuke gain another companion, one intimately famillar with him the way nobody else could ever be and would always be looking out for his best interest above all.
[X] Asauchi
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Jaune Pendragon
King Of Servants
- Location
- Avalon
There isn't a connection to that world yet...
Jaune Pendragon
King Of Servants
- Location
- Avalon
That would mean I will have to build a stable connection to that world before that can happen. While all worlds are connected through the muiltiverse almost all connections are extremely unstable and can have disastrous effects If I tried without proper stabilization.
Jaune Pendragon
King Of Servants
- Location
- Avalon
Depending on the world it would take from a week to as long as an year. To stabilize a Connection to the Bleach World would take about 5-10 days.
Jaune Pendragon
King Of Servants
- Location
- Avalon
That is fairly easy as I already have a very stable connection. It's how your voices are getting through after all.
Jaune Pendragon
King Of Servants
- Location
- Avalon
If it was Packaged in a box yes it can..
- Location
- Somewhere, probably Earth
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[x] A box containing a mint condition PTRS-41 Simonov Anti-tank rifle, an ammo case filled with 200 14.5x144mm rounds, and a manual for proper care and maintenance of the firearm (with the mandatory section on gun safety.)
- Location
- United States
[X] Asauchi, after a stable connection is established or summoning contract
Note this means he'll be dependent on us for ammo, cleaning materials, replacement parts, and constantly having to maintain the damned thing, to say nothing of having to learn how to shoot such a thing in a world where nobody's ever needed to get good with guns.
- Location
- Somewhere, probably Earth
Or, he could figure out how to make them himself. Also, guns are pretty much the easiest weapon to learn how to use, especially with the assistance of the Bullshitigan for aim assist and previous experience with throwing weapons to gain an understanding of ballistics.
Yeah if we gave him some crappy 1800s musket.
A modern anti-tank rifle is made with materials and processes their world never needed to develop.
Without large lightly trained armies being a viable tactic gun technology was never refined by their military industrial complexes. The infrastructure and knowledge base to build and maintain advanced firearms doesn't exist in that world.
That's four hundred plus years of carpentry, smithing, machining, metallurgy, chemistry, and logistics development they're missing.
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- Somewhere, probably Earth
It also has bullshit seals that can both reinforce the material and make reloading new shells just a matter of testing to find the correct muzzle velocity. Besides, I don't think you're giving the Naruto-verse tech enough credit. The material used to make their Shuriken and Kunai is expected to maintain a sharp edge and tapered point even under roughly a ton of weight put on said points and edges whenever jonin fight. So long as Sauce disassembles the weapon and memorizes what each part is shaped like (thank you, Haxigan) it should be fairly simple to commission replacement parts from higher-quality metal. Not cheap, necessarily, but I have faith that Narutoverse materials are up to the challenge.
After all, the only non-rigid piece in a bolt-action like that is typically the spring in the magazine. That on its own should be fairly simple to figure out and replace.
And not a bit of that will work because they'll have no idea what the actual tolerances or composition of the parts are.
Just because protoss know how to make space ships doesn't mean they can reverse engineer x-com gene augments.
This is a tech base the ninjas never explored because under their paradigm it was a giant waste of time and money.
In order for them to incorporate guns into their tech base in any sort of sustainable fashion we'll need to walk them through the entire analog tech tree, because the pre-modern guns are essential steps in learning the process, but utterly useless in the ninja world.
Just because protoss know how to make space ships doesn't mean they can reverse engineer x-com gene augments.
This is a tech base the ninjas never explored because under their paradigm it was a giant waste of time and money.
In order for them to incorporate guns into their tech base in any sort of sustainable fashion we'll need to walk them through the entire analog tech tree, because the pre-modern guns are essential steps in learning the process, but utterly useless in the ninja world.
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No, but you have to give SOME credit to them. Ninja have had about a thousand years of material engineering that has had to keep up with ever-more-efficient chakra reinforcement techniques. Composition won't matter so much when your standard Kunai metal is expected to:
Survive temperatures than can nigh-instantly char a foe to the bone without even the slightest amount of deformity
Avoid shattering when exposed to frigid temperatures, and reheat to the proper shape
Withstand a clash from two grown ass men impacting eachother from opposite directions at speeds that have them moving HORIZONTALLY
Provide a real enough threat to not simply be stopped on the potentially steel-tough hides some ninja can probably simulate using chakra when thrown
Do all of the above without losing its edge nor tapered point, and avoid any sort of micro- or hairline fractures that would snap the weapon the NEXT time it had to survive it.
Honestly, I don't see how such a material can even be manipulated without chakra. Given the model rifle we're sending was originally designed using materials from 1941, I'm not worried at all.
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Yes, a thousand years of the WRONG kind of materials engineering.
And also Kunai are disposables none of them survive those things repeatedly or for long. They do take damage, they do loose their edges, have micro-fractures, they just get dropped, left behind, thrown, and/or blown up before it matters.
EDIT: If you want a sword that will deal well with hostile and friendly chakra channeling, and is damned hard to break, yeah ninjas will have that down solid. If you want a precisely machined device that will survive it's own parts moving against each other, and repeated explosive compressions, then no, that is something they'll need to work on.
And also Kunai are disposables none of them survive those things repeatedly or for long. They do take damage, they do loose their edges, have micro-fractures, they just get dropped, left behind, thrown, and/or blown up before it matters.
EDIT: If you want a sword that will deal well with hostile and friendly chakra channeling, and is damned hard to break, yeah ninjas will have that down solid. If you want a precisely machined device that will survive it's own parts moving against each other, and repeated explosive compressions, then no, that is something they'll need to work on.
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- Somewhere, probably Earth
Let's just agree to disagree. I gotta go sleep, and I doubt either of us has conclusive evidence on the topic of where naruto-verse materials engineering currently stands.
- Location
- Somewhere, probably Earth
Which with Chakra Manipulation could theoretically allow the forging of high-quality steel and maybe even the alloying of aluminum. Again, I can't say it conclusively, and I doubt you could either.
