They already aren’t light speed by site rules.
personally I dont see why they cant be said to be light speed, a hella other verses are LS based off of far small stuff than mha (ex. OK KO)
Boiling/evaporation looks different. We literally see the sea moving and splashing when she plunged the laser down.
No need to be rude. I’m simply adding another point of information to debunk these lasers being “lightspeed”, incase another person comes along and says otherwise.
Because MHA isn’t a verse which needs, nor should, to be lightspeed.
Rude? You’re the one being sarcastic and dismissing arguments as headcanon everytime you show up in this thread. Stop playing victim and accept that you were wrong. You weren’t helping anyone or adding any points other than to inflate your own ego at being right.
Boiling at a fast speed can cause splashing, and if they did gain mass then theres no problem. The properties of light were hindered with so i dont see the problem with this
Again, stop being rude for no reason. I call headcanon arguments what they are; headcanons.
To be holdable means it’s holdable, it means exactly what it means. Removing the heat doesn’t line up with the statement, making it holdable means before hand it wasn’t tangible
Two targets. It’s not made certain how many rules she can place on a target tho.
She could not hold the lasers themselves without making them holdable. Raw translations had her state the lasers become solid. She is holding a combined laser spear, when lasers have no mass.
Per target it can't pass a rule, or as she shown the ability to make more than a rule on a target??
She didn’t holding the combined laser, her air giant is. And it’s never stated she made THESE combined lasers holdable nor solid. So, again, headcanon argument.
Me and rusty just debunked this
”THESE combined lasers”, the combined lasers. Show me where she said her rule that the lasers she combined are solid. If not, headcanon.
I JUST DID. Are you literally gonna ignore my post? The japanese kanji said make them solid and combine/harden into one.
There’s a word for this, “ninja’d”.
1) that’s not a ninja
Ignore him. Whenever he’s proven wrong he changes the subject. It’s a common defense mechanism for prideful people who can’t admit when they’re not correct.
