Daima potential heat resistance

[Bossbrosish]

So, after watching Daima again, I noticed something Glorio said about the temperature in the first demon world about it being 60 Celsius (140 degrees Fahrenheit)

(Excuse the images, I had to screenshot my phone and only the subtitles showed up because Crunchyroll)

This should be self explanatory. The first world demons have heat resistance to their realm and people who can withstand the temperature.

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[Random-Helper323]

60°C is noteworthy, but truthfully humans could survive such an environment depending on how long it stayed that temperature and what they do to cool off.

Do the characters in the world show discomfort or take action to protect themselves from the heat?

If there is nothing to protect against the heat, that would probably be a low form of heat resistance.

 

[Bossbrosish]

60°C is noteworthy, but truthfully humans could survive such an environment depending on how long it stayed that temperature and what they do to cool off.

Do the characters in the world show discomfort or take action to protect themselves from the heat?

Yes, when they first enter the first demon world Bulma (who's just a regular human) says this about it:

However, Glorio says since they were closer to the sun, it was hotter and the surface was more cool.

 

[Random-Helper323]

Yes, when they first enter the first demon world Bulma (who's just a regular human) says this about it:

However, Glorio says since they were closer to the sun, it was hotter and the surface was more cool.

Do the ones who actually live in that hot environment need to take steps to protect themselves from the heat?

 

[Bossbrosish]

Do the ones who actually live in that hot environment need to take steps to protect themselves from the heat?

Doesn't seem like it from what I've checked. Since Glorio said the temperature would be 60 Celsius at the current time when they arrived, it's likely the temperature fluctuates as the day goes.

 

[Arkenis]

Feel like this extremely below the temp ki blasts already have and people resist it

 

[MannyQ361]

There's also when mini Vegeta in Daima took a fire attack from the Gendarmerie Force leader.

 

[Random-Helper323]

Doesn't seem like it from what I've checked. Since Glorio said the temperature would be 60 Celsius at the current time when they arrived, it's likely the temperature fluctuates as the day goes.

i think this has some issues.

Feel like this extremely below the temp ki blasts already have and people resist it

This is an interesting thing. Some people theorise that Ki blasts resemble plasma, which starts at 20,000°C.

Still, which showings of Ki blasts' heat are you thinking of?

 

[Arkenis]

Any time someone was vaped by it really or anytime they shoot and they vap an area. Iirc Vegeta during the buu fight had a clear case of vape

 

[Bossbrosish]

Any time someone was vaped by it really or anytime they shoot and they vap an area. Iirc Vegeta during the buu fight had a clear case of vape

Didn't Buu also get reduced to vapor from the attack or am I mis remembering? If anything, this thread can just turn into "How hot are the ki attacks in Dragon Ball"

 

[Bossbrosish]

If someone could get scans/proof of Ki attacks resembling plasma, I could change the CRT for that instead. (I'd do it myself, but I don't have time because of work)

 

[Bossbrosish]

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[MannyQ361]

Some attacks and gathering ki seem to produce electrical discharge.

 

[Bossbrosish]

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[Bossbrosish]

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[MannyQ361]

There are also these instances where Master Roshi and Frieza take a strike of lightning. Roshi's Lightning Surprise Attack is mentioned to be electricity-like, that it amplifies his electric pulse.

 

[Bossbrosish]

these instances

Don't think these would work for heat resistance if lightning since they're both on the ground and you have to be mis-air for it to qualify if I remember right.

Roshi's Lightning Surprise Attack is mentioned to be electricity-like, that it amplifies his electric pulse.

Also pretty sure this wouldn't count unless it meets the qualifications to be real lightning or something, but I doubt it.

 

[MannyQ361]

Fair enough. Though maybe a value could be used from vaporization of metal as a start.

 

[Bossbrosish]

Fair enough. Though maybe a value could be used from vaporization of metal as a start.

That could work as a starting point yeah

 

[AyOgUyS]

following

 

[Bossbrosish]

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