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And reduced his entire body to lava gradually, which supports my point.
Both happened. And I don’t see why Asura doing it is any more valid, especially since it happens afterwards.
Funny you say that because things like gas and other combustibles tend to explode when heated up (especially to this degree), yet does the explosion scale to the catalyst? No, it usually scales well above.
I don’t see how this is such a big thing for burden of proof. The fact is, it happened after and the heat spread halfway across his entire body. Do explosions caused by the exact same source happen that slowly? No, I’m like 99% sure they’re coterminous.
What’s more likely is that Wyzen died and exploded, either due to a chain reaction caused by Asura’s punch or his death itself releasing massive amounts of Mantra that he took from the Karma Fortress.
Also, Wyzen explodes horizontally from well above Gaia’s surface. If Asura destroyed him on Gaia’s surface, why did no part explosion occur near the ground?
Both happened. And I don’t see why Asura doing it is any more valid, especially since it happens afterwards.
Funny you say that because things like gas and other combustibles tend to explode when heated up (especially to this degree), yet does the explosion scale to the catalyst? No, it usually scales well above.
I don’t see how this is such a big thing for burden of proof. The fact is, it happened after and the heat spread halfway across his entire body. Do explosions caused by the exact same source happen that slowly? No, I’m like 99% sure they’re coterminous.
What’s more likely is that Wyzen died and exploded, either due to a chain reaction caused by Asura’s punch or his death itself releasing massive amounts of Mantra that he took from the Karma Fortress.
Also, Wyzen explodes horizontally from well above Gaia’s surface. If Asura destroyed him on Gaia’s surface, why did no part explosion occur near the ground?
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