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here on this page:http://********.me/manga/boku_no_hero_academia/v03/c019/6.html
we see noumu's body breaking into pieces thanks to the ice of todoroki,
im not a expert on ice so im not sure but how cold must ones body become in order to shatter like that?
as far as i know -196 C┬░ is the temperature of liquid nitrogen, does todos ice have a similar lvl? if yes than this would be a notable side effect of his ice-powers,
and another thing: does "freezing someone" count as durability negating? afterall the thing that happens if something gets frozen is that the atoms get slower in their movements, in a sense durability (as long as it isnt shown otherwise) shouldnt be able to stop it,
someone like saitama for example would be able to survive extreme colds since he was in outer space (-270 C┬░),
but anyone else should be affected in the same way as a normal human right?
NOTE: im not talking about ice-attacks that are as common as air in fiction, im talking about the single ability to freeze objects, and if they shatter like in todorokis example (or rukias/hitsugayas from bleach) than that should be durability negating...
we see noumu's body breaking into pieces thanks to the ice of todoroki,
im not a expert on ice so im not sure but how cold must ones body become in order to shatter like that?
as far as i know -196 C┬░ is the temperature of liquid nitrogen, does todos ice have a similar lvl? if yes than this would be a notable side effect of his ice-powers,
and another thing: does "freezing someone" count as durability negating? afterall the thing that happens if something gets frozen is that the atoms get slower in their movements, in a sense durability (as long as it isnt shown otherwise) shouldnt be able to stop it,
someone like saitama for example would be able to survive extreme colds since he was in outer space (-270 C┬░),
but anyone else should be affected in the same way as a normal human right?
NOTE: im not talking about ice-attacks that are as common as air in fiction, im talking about the single ability to freeze objects, and if they shatter like in todorokis example (or rukias/hitsugayas from bleach) than that should be durability negating...