Wait I though Nemo's Regen explicitly did not cover her eyeballs!
Her regen has gotten stronger over time as people sunk exp into it.
Wait I though Nemo's Regen explicitly did not cover her eyeballs!
For HSR purposes they're "limbs," not "vital organs." They heal on their own in a few hours/days at Second Blood rank.Wait I though Nemo's Regen explicitly did not cover her eyeballs!
Wait I though Nemo's Regen explicitly did not cover her eyeballs!
look i didn't make the canon okayDon't be silly. Eyeballs aren't internal organs. They're simple, like entire limbs.
No wonder Nemo was able to provide such insight into the Yammy Project, she understands surgery and vivisection as a practitioner and subject at the same time.
I'd wager that's understanding the Octava just doesn't have.
Why are you making such a big deal about it? Nemo just believes in ethical leather. Where nothing has to die. And all the "donors" freely consent.
Far more ethical than making clothing out of murdered cows.
I dunno. Given how fucking crazy his Resureccion is i wouldn't be surprised if he had experimented with himself to get those effects. If Mayuri can do so with his Zanpakuto, Szayel can probably do it with himself.
I feel like it's mainly about the damaged things being vital to survival and flow of reiatsu. So say she gets stabbed in the lung, it presumably deals with getting reiatsu into and around the body, so that energy has trouble trying to fix the detailed organ that brings it in and distributes it. An eyeball on the other hand is mostly just a normal thing, it's not spiritually complex even if it is physically complex.
Wasn't that explicitly the case? Like, didn't he brag to Mayuri about how he had modified himself to become perfect?I dunno. Given how fucking crazy his Resureccion is i wouldn't be surprised if he had experimented with himself to get those effects. If Mayuri can do so with his Zanpakuto, Szayel can probably do it with himself.
Planes have a lot of redundancy. It's the same for both pumps, switch them off and use secondary pumps instead. They get fixed after the landing. Your point stands still.This is what I would go with, if I was writing things.
Like, imagine an airplane. It has hydraulics to lower the landing gear, with a pump to power them. If the hydraulic pump gets damaged, but you have the parts to fix it, you're fine as long as you don't need to actually land for a while. You just shut all the valves, turn off the pump, and fix it.
On the other hand, if the fuel pump that feeds the engine gets damaged, you have a much bigger problem, because you can't afford to turn off that pump for very long. Even though the fuel pump is not hugely more complicated or difficult to service than the hydraulic pump.
Planes have a lot of redundancy. It's the same for both pumps, switch them off and use secondary pumps instead. They get fixed after the landing. Your point stands still.
Now if ghost monsters had backup organs that activate when an organ gets too damaged, or if they could just do without the organs for a while, long enough to grow new ones.
Off hand, the eyes are pretty much an extension of the brain? Very specialized and with a bit of wrapper in terms of the vitreous humor, cornea, lens etc, but in a lot of ways they're exposed brain-bits. Eye regen seems a lot like, I dunno, regenerating a bit of the frontal lobe after a lobotomy.
I'd expect both of them to be super heinous injuries striking at the core of their spiritual being, with similar difficulties in terms of getting healed.
As I understand it, the thread more-or-less turned into a saltpan.Wasn't there this whole thing where the thread got really heated about eyeball removal some time ago?
Because Kubo.On the other hand I always found it weird they even had or needed internal organs. They are all uniquely mutated monster ghost why do they need to breath or even have blood? Hell I always saw them eating things as more absorbing energy instead of digesting food so they don't even need a stomach really.
I mean, Luppi didn't actually give his consent.Why are you making such a big deal about it? Nemo just believes in ethical leather. Where nothing has to die. And all the "donors" freely consent.
Far more ethical than making clothing out of murdered cows.
unfortunately, nemo was not designed with as much redundancy as an airplane. Most of her organs don't have backups. humans maybe be able to be ok with one kidney or lung for a bit, as well as live a few minutes without a liver, but who the hell knows how it works with whatever weird ghost organs Nemo has instead of normal squishy meat organs. Given it's a far higher energy system I would buy turning off her ghost liver for repairs being risky.