Naruto Shippuuden Episode 97

***Buffalobiian*** · Sun, 02-22-2009, 06:56 AM

Originally Posted by DarthEnder

In both cases though, the damage caused by a lightning bolt and say, a furnace is extreme heat. Both elements basically burn you to death.

FYI, a body struck by lightning retains its moisture. Fire's the one that makes well-done Homo Sapiens

***Kraco*** · Sun, 02-22-2009, 06:59 AM

You don't need to be burnt badly by lightning. It could simply stop your heart.

**Uberbaka** · Sun, 02-22-2009, 09:49 AM

Originally Posted by Pandadice

mm. i wonder if they're gonna do anything special for the 100th shippuuden episode. hopefully the filler will end next episode or so and then they're have some kind of hour-long 100th ep special which gets it back on to the story of the manga.

Don't know about that, would be nice though... My money is on them having those annoying three part "password" things again that are blindingly obvious from the first one...(Like "wood" during the first episode Yamato was in or whatever)

**Azonalanthious** · Sun, 02-22-2009, 10:28 AM

Originally Posted by Buffalobiian

I think we've been through this before. The cycle is a diagram to show the relationship between elements concisely. Attributes don't apply further than to the adjacent element.

Right, but I wasn't taking about changing which way we were going on the cycle or skipping over elements, just how we applied the elements involved to each other. Assertn applied wind to fire and water to earth - I just used the same elements, same position, but applied them differently - WATER to fire, WIND to earth. Which means rather then both elements being in the weaker position, one is in the strong position, and one is in a neutral position.

**redcat** · Sun, 02-22-2009, 10:37 AM

FYI, a body struck by lightning retains its moisture. Fire's the one that makes well-done Homo Sapiens

lightning arcs are hotter than the sun and do burn at exits/entrances to the body. im not sure if it warms up in the body though, apparently not?

ive only ever heard of bad burns where it left the body tho. its like being arc welded.

***Buffalobiian*** · Sun, 02-22-2009, 06:53 PM

Originally Posted by Azonalanthious

Right, but I wasn't taking about changing which way we were going on the cycle or skipping over elements, just how we applied the elements involved to each other. Assertn applied wind to fire and water to earth - I just used the same elements, same position, but applied them differently - WATER to fire, WIND to earth. Which means rather then both elements being in the weaker position, one is in the strong position, and one is in a neutral position.

Oh, okay. I misunderstood your first post.

**Patriot** · Mon, 02-23-2009, 10:19 AM

Wait, what are we talking about here again? Felt like I just got a geology lesson..

**Uberbaka** · Mon, 02-23-2009, 11:42 AM

Originally Posted by redcat

lightning arcs are hotter than the sun

Woo, science nitpicking time! (No offense intended)

You're half right.

Lighting are estimated to be around 30,000 kelvin, which is indeed hotter than the surface of the sun (at 6000 k). However the core of the sun is estimated to be 15,000,000 K.

***Buffalobiian*** · Mon, 02-23-2009, 06:07 PM