I wonder if the 5th seal on the jinchuuriki chain can serve as a starting point for a seal debugger seal. Instead of creating a chakra construct to do (???) it creates a chakra-construct that fake-infuses a blank and lets the sealmaster know if there are any mistakes. Call it the Gouketsu Discoverer of Blunders, or gdb for short
For a first estimate, trying to figure out a roof. Without evaporation, uniform height. How high would a 12 mile radius puddle reach? A meter? A millimeter?
Someone else claimed the reaction post XP for that chapter. In the spirit of giving, if this time is an exception please send it to Noburi. Mist version of Santa should be Wakahisa handing out fish from their barrels. Good kids get unagi and bad kids get fugu.
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There was jargon Kagome did not recognize for seals deeper in the chain. Makes sense to scrub it of context, mix in fake jargon and run it by tech hackers to see what they make of it.
It's not a constant height, it's much deeper in the middle than towards the edge. Trying to model this without evaporation is kinda pointless IMO, that's just what it's doing.
I imagine it floods pretty goddamn fast, there's a tremendous amount of pressure at the nuke end. Just pulling a number out of my ass, I'd say 15 min at the most. But it floods the center area much much faster. Tje flood slows down a lot as it spreads out, since it has to cool down a lot more ground. Not sure where you're getting your "speed of a normal flood" but that's almost certainly from something like a a flash flood, I'd say this situation is more similar to a dam bursting. There's a physics stack exchange about it you can read if you're interested. Caveat liquid air is emphatically not liquid water and that evaporation is a major asterisk on this. Once the ground is cooled it's probably fine to model them the same, but I definitely wouldn't.
The short answer to this is yes, but it's a lot more than a few. The long answer is that the question as stated misses an important point. When 1 kg of liquid air warms one degree it cools 1 kg of gaseous air 1 degree, that much is true, the heat is conserved. However, when a substance boils (or condenses) it absorbs (or releases) a large amount of heat. This quantity is known as Heat (Enthalpy) of Vaporization.
Seeing one estimate that 40,000 olympic pools of liquid air are produced by an EM nuke. Does this seem right? Same post says that would make a 7 centimeter, 12 mile radius disc. How would power law change the distribution?
7 cm x 200 x 820 is a 10 kilometer, 12 mile radius column of air getting cooled.
Twelve miles in fifteen minutes is 60 miles an hour. The water in the stack exchange slows down more because it travels longer than twelve miles, but they get 2.5 kilometers an hour over 120 kilometers? It is like a dam bursting, but bursting in every direction and one zone is small compared to a dam. Winds are faster than 60 but spiral out from the eye. Slowed by not going in straight line.
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Power law distributions look like this. Stolen directly from wikipedia, but imagine that is a plot of depth vs distance from the center. Also if I remember right, it's 40,000 olympic swimming pools over the duration of the effect (6 hrs). So the amount of liquid air in existence at one time is much smaller, b/c of evaporative loss.
I honestly don't know how fast it goes, but I would not expect it to take hours to get to the full radius and I would expect miles 0-4 to get destroyed in the first minute or two. However 50 m (the proposed size of the affected Zone) is about 1/3 the height of major dams, so it's not too too out of line. My main takeaway from that thread is that you'd have to blow up a dam to find out for real.
Strictly second semester undergraduate chemistry.
Visualization. Some people interpret that better than a list with numbers.
Oh my god, that's fucking hilarious. Can you reconstruct your mental state as you were reading it? What did you think was going on? What do you think is going on, here and now hundreds of chapters ahead of where you're at, for that interlude to make sense?
I'm not sure the Wakahisa are allowed to poison the other clans' kids.
Very sorry about that. No idea how it happened, but it should be fixed now. For the record, that was originally posted as a non-canon interlude that had been commissioned by one of the players.
Grrlpower! You have excellent taste in media.I'm not sure the Wakahisa are allowed to poison the other clans' kids.
Thanks! I try to quote grrl power in MfD comments and MfD in grrl power comments from time to time in the spirit of munchkin awareness
In-universe, iirc very few sealsmiths make it to where big failures tend to happen (they die before). And very few of those who make it there take a risk (they stick to known designs of explosives and storage). And then most who try that work in designed areas, far from non-sealmasters. Picture the last failure happening, from someone who only has a few dozen storage seals, and separated from the rest of society. The last failure happening to Kagome in the wild. The little balls would probably what, dry up or dissolve or whatever before they touched anyone else. Worst-case scenario, the small village nearby would disappear. There are empty villages everywhere, what's one or two more?
From way back (campfire stories with Jiraiya). Fluffside at least, I'm not clear on crunch, well-understood "easy" seals tend to be mostly fine when they fail and only rarely very bad. Esoteric research, harder things, get you with semi-sapient broccoli on your face or smiling oddly or turn your skin inside out or make OliWhail a QM
This was Jinno, a somewhat new sealmaster, he wasn't very far along in sealmastery relatively speaking
And he did kinda pick a challenging research topic. Hazou stuck to storage seal variants for a while when he was new, Jinno went straight for the stuff that could change the world (civilians would be able to use Heat-Activated Seals).
Well he decided to do something complicated and it only got so bad because when his (abnormally many) seals suffered a bad case of not-existing-any-more they bisected (abnormally) large amounts of other dimensional seals in a weird fashion. In the future we may consider more careful placement of storage seals for seal banks and food, without mixing different sealmasters' products too much for instance.
From what we've been told in the past, I don't think the difficulty of the seal matters for the severity of the failure, in general. That's part of the scariness of the field, even the simplest seals can just fuck everything. The only times we've been indicated that certain failures were above average in strength were the Minato seals and a hypothetical Great Seal failure, in both cases presumably because they house more chakra than a paper seal does.
I don't think it's that atypical for a sealmaster to be around multiple other seals while researching. I'd be shocked they weren't, if anything. And most sealmasters aren't nearly as paranoid and cautious as Kagome, who himself still keeps his seals on hand to deal with failures. I think the more likely explanation is that failures that affect other existing seals are just very rare.
Oh, sorry, I didn't mean to say that "Jinno was researching a complicated seal, which means that the failure was bound to be complicated, too."
I mean, Jiraiya said the opposite. I can't think of any time we have been told what you say, but of course, memory faulty etc. Do you have a quote or a source or something?
Skywalkers are quite a lot more complex than storage seals, though, are they not?
It's not a matter of being around other seals while researching, it's about your seals stacking with *loads* of other seals. Kagome's lonely experience and forest training translates to "if something bad happens, he's probably dead. If he's not dead yet, having no seals is worse than having seals. If Jinno's failure had bisected a seal that was on Kagome, he'd already have been dead anyway.
When was this? I can dig around a bit but that honestly sounds more tedious than fun
Yes but that doesn't really matter for my point? My point is both were very potent/dangerous failures despite being closer to beginner territory than jonin territory. A baby-easy seal still presented an apocalyptic threat, and a seal that Hazou learned in about a day with chuunin Sealing skills also nearly destroyed Leaf.
We all carry literally hundreds of seals at any given time
Sealmasters still actively try to prevent the failures from getting worse or harming other people even if they themselves are fucked so I don't think this particular argument really holds up
we never did visit leaf's seal academy. wonder what they have to offer.
isn't a heat activated storage seal still a storage seal variant?
