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Tbh. This is one of the most blatant descriptions I have seen in Naruto and in general (JJK excluded). The scientific terms used (like centrifugal force) shows that the author knows what he's talking about. So...
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To be honest, I was surprised they went that hard. Usually, the databook likes figurative statements.Tbh. This is one of the most blatant descriptions I have seen in Naruto and in general (JJK excluded). The scientific terms used (like centrifugal force) shows that the author knows what he's talking about. So...
He's using the planet's chakra. The databook explains as much. It never once states that the "planet energy" isn't chakra, just that its not senjutsu chakra.1) Boruto is utilizing the corresponding forces of Earth’s orbit and rotation
Your claim that he's using a colloquialism is also unsubstantiated since there is no reason to do so. Your claim that its "because its a term he knows" is just an assumption.that Boruto is using the planet’s energy. Not once does it say Boruto is instead using planet chakra. All it says is that Boruto refers to planet energy as planet chakra, which as I already explained is just a colloquialism. He’s not being hyper literal when he himself explains it, therefore he’s not misinformed when he explains it, you are insisting he’s speaking literally and thus misinformed when that is unsubstantiated.
Yeah. One thing I've always disliked about the series was how not straightforward it is (although the vagueness is what attracts a lot of people). So it was great getting a description like this.To be honest, I was surprised they went that hard.
Word for word the database says he’s using the planet’s energy and the forces corresponding to orbit and rotation. I’m not going to keep going in circles with you about this, so we can leave it off here. I’ll stick with what the database says verbatim tho.He's using the planet's chakra. The databook explains as much. It never once states that the "planet energy" isn't chakra, just that its not senjutsu chakra.
Your claim that he's using a colloquialism is also unsubstantiated since there is no reason to do so. Your claim that its "because its a term he knows" is just an assumption.
Yeah this is a good place to cut it off. I've made my point.Word for word the database says he’s using the planet’s energy and the forces corresponding to orbit and rotation. I’m not going to keep going in circles with you about this, so we can leave it off here. I’ll stick with what the database says verbatim tho.
My claim that it’s a colloquialism isn’t unsubstantiated. It’s inferred from the fact that the database says that what Boruto is actually using is the planet’s energy, and he just CALLS it the planet’s chakra, despite it being the planet’s energy instead.
I’d be inclined to remain neutral as well. However, Boruto (the series and the database) seems to treat the planetary motion as perpetual, which obviously perpetual motion is physically impossible because energy dissipates etc etc. that being said, if something were perpetual, said energy would not dissipate, thus allowing for Boruto to utilize equivalent energy as per the calc without causing the planet to entirely stop.I'm neutral on this; just because the Rasengan it utilizing the planet's Kinetic Energy as part of the attack doesn't necessarily mean it is using all of the energy at once. Logically speaking if you converted the planet's entire kinetic energy into an attack, the planet would stop moving but on the other hand it's fiction where physics gets a bit vague and anything goes. I don't fault people who's interpretation is that the attack does use the planet's entire K.E.
This is a reasonable assumption, but the 5-B interpretation seems more likely.I'm neutral on this; just because the Rasengan it utilizing the planet's Kinetic Energy as part of the attack doesn't necessarily mean it is using all of the energy at once. Logically speaking if you converted the planet's entire kinetic energy into an attack, the planet would stop moving but on the other hand it's fiction where physics gets a bit vague and anything goes. I don't fault people who's interpretation is that the attack does use the planet's entire K.E.
However, Boruto (the series and the database) seems to treat the planetary motion as perpetual, which obviously perpetual motion is physically impossible because energy dissipates etc etc. that being said, if something were perpetual, said energy would not dissipate, thus allowing for Boruto to utilize equivalent energy as per the calc without causing the planet to entirely stop.
nah, the semi permanent part comes from the chapter itself, its explained its semi permanent to the user because the assumption is that they will die before the planet stops spinning.s "さらに、星の回転が半永久的であるの" which roughly says "Furthermore, the planet's rotation is semi-permanent." as shown in bold.
Get ninja'dnah, the semi permanent part comes from the chapter itself, its explained its semi permanent to the user because the assumption is that they will die before the planet stops spinning.
Get ninja'd
I just copy pastedThat doesn’t say star, that says planet. No “hoshi” gooning here
Probably, but that same site is where the popularity polls for Naruto characters were made, and Kishi was 100% involved with that.I don't know why people are throwing out 'Author said this' ' the databooks said this'
Ikemoto and kishimoto didnt write that article.
Anyway I agree with this thread.
Frankly agreed, it's stupidly blatantTbh. This is one of the most blatant descriptions I have seen in Naruto and in general (JJK excluded). The scientific terms used (like centrifugal force) shows that the author knows what he's talking about. So...