2 questions

[Mobzzzzz5]

1. How does the amount of energy an object posseses corelate to durability, if at all?

2. What does it mean of an object is moving so fast that the aura cannot keep up with them?

 

[Mobzzzzz5]

Bump

 

[Reppuzan]

Both statements require context. By themselves they don't mean much.

1) What type of energy is it and how does the object use it?

2) What kind of Aura is it and how is the object making use of it?

 

[Mobzzzzz5]

Both statements require context. By themselves they don't mean much.
1) What type of energy is it and how does the object use it?

2) What kind of Aura is it and how is the object making use of it?

Potential energy, and regular aura, like super saiyan aura, a biporduct of a transformation

 

[Reppuzan]

1) Potential energy means little by itself as it's energy of what could happen. We don't rate a brick by how much potential energy it when it's on the verge of falling off a ledge.

2) That's completely unquantifiable then.

 

[Amelia_Lonelyheart]

Potential Energy as in Potential Gravitational Energy or some energy it ''could'' potentially have?

 

[Mobzzzzz5]

1) Potential energy means little by itself as it's energy of what could happen. We don't rate a brick by how much potential energy it when it's on the verge of falling off a ledge.
2) That's completely unquantifiable then.

well the obect exerts thermal and kinetic energy, as well as giving life to inatimate objects, but i think the last one is unquatifiable

 

[Reppuzan]

@Mobzzzzz5

1) From my understanding, exerting thermal and kinetic energy is not potential energy. In addition, you haven't specified how much thermal and/or kinetic energy this object has.

 

[Mobzzzzz5]

enough to light up the inside of the moon, and to move it towards earth

 

[Reppuzan]

Would you mind just posting a scan of this feat? Or is this purely hypothetical?

 

[Mobzzzzz5]

Its the tenseigan from the last naruto the movie

 

[Reppuzan]

Then it definitely has neither kinetic nor thermal energy as it's just a chakra beam that cut through an apparently hollow moon. The amount of AP one puts out with such an attack cannot be correlated to durability unless they're forced to withstand it somehow (i.e. Newton's Third Law in physical combat or some other recoil effect).

In addition, moving so quickly that the aura's aren't visible is simply a visual effect and not quantifiable for speed.

 

[Gwynbleiddd]

I don't remember anyone from the Last moving so fast that their aura couldn't keep up with them, which would be unquantifiable anyway.

The Kinetic energy of the moon is Multi Continent level and in order to drop the moon on earth the tenseigan you would have to stop it and the tenseigan did just that, in days or weeks so the feat is probably Continent level at best.

Lighting up the inside of the moon would give a decent result but i doubt it would be anywhere near the moon being cut level of power.

The Moon is at least partially hollow, angsizing some images and seeing where some fights take place on the surface of the moon the results i get strongly indicate that the moon is fully hollow, but it was never actually stated in the movie and the fact that the moon was used as a prison to seal the ten tails within its core means that it would be illogical for it to be fully hollow (but it's possible that the ten tails was sealed inside the temple the tenseigan was)

 

[Mobzzzzz5]

@Gwynbleiddd
Naurto and Toneri were outspeeding their auras at one point, and thanks for your input.

 

[Antvasima]

So, should I close this thread?

 

[Mobzzzzz5]

One of the questions was answered the second question is un answered yet as no one has mentioned the correlation between energy and durability

 

[Antvasima]

Alright.

 

[Mobzzzzz5]

@Gwynbleiddd: You are doing great with the Naruto revisions, when can we expect the next one to come out?

 

[Burning_Full_Fingers]

He said he's currently taking a break.