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In these four profiles, so is this description of one of his resistances:
However, there are two problems:
1. There is no scan in the profiles about this achievement.
2. Hie Hie No Mi allows Kuzan to create, control, and transform into ice. Resisting these cold temperatures, in this case, also makes them resist solid ice, since it is the same temperature per the Punk Hazard narrative.
Here is the scan of the achievement:
For water to turn into ice, a temperature of 32 degrees Fahrenheit, 0 degrees Celsius, 273.15 Kelvin, is required. As much as there is no consensus, this is the minimum temperature from the looks of it.
So, since the temperature that the four were resisting was the same as their ice, I propose the following revision:
This will make the description of resistance much more direct and specific.
Note: I'm a complete layman on CRTs, so please excuse me if there are any misinterpretations or formatting errors.
Cold Temperatures (Barely fazed by Punk Hazard's environment which was caused by both Akainu and Aokiji).
However, there are two problems:
1. There is no scan in the profiles about this achievement.
2. Hie Hie No Mi allows Kuzan to create, control, and transform into ice. Resisting these cold temperatures, in this case, also makes them resist solid ice, since it is the same temperature per the Punk Hazard narrative.
Here is the scan of the achievement:
For water to turn into ice, a temperature of 32 degrees Fahrenheit, 0 degrees Celsius, 273.15 Kelvin, is required. As much as there is no consensus, this is the minimum temperature from the looks of it.
So, since the temperature that the four were resisting was the same as their ice, I propose the following revision:
Add to all four profiles of Luffy, Usopp, Zoro and Robin (Resistance to Temperature Manipulation and Ice Manipulation (Barely fazed by Punk Hazard's environment which was caused by both Akainu and Aokiji, at a temperature of at least 0 degrees Celsius).
Add to Kuzan's profile (Temperature Manipulation (It turned all the water in an ocean into ice, which requires a temperature of at least 0 degrees Celsius).
This will make the description of resistance much more direct and specific.
Note: I'm a complete layman on CRTs, so please excuse me if there are any misinterpretations or formatting errors.