2011-11-11, 00:22 | Link #741 |
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Playing around in another forum I made a characer which I find broken as hell for a esper yet fits with the power of statis, which allow along a few things simulate absolute zero, time stop, indestructible, manipulation of perception, etc.
Fun cause I think its 1 of the few espers I can come up without to much crack that can negate Accelerator power. |
2011-12-09, 19:50 | Link #743 | |
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2011-12-09, 19:59 | Link #744 | |
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2011-12-09, 20:07 | Link #745 | |
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2012-01-14, 08:38 | Link #746 | |
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There could be many speculations on what entropy control could achieve... But let me lay one concept first. Schrödinger's thought experiment about what is life addresses the concept of negative entropy as the mechanism with which life defies death and decay. Adding this idea to the regular concepts of entropy, manipulating it could manifest powers from keeping an object's temperature stable (by making it isoentropic), to creating an impenetrable barrier for the user or someone else (by isolating the entropy transfer), to attaining eternal youth (again, isoentropy of the user), to reversing injuries or even death at the peak of the ability (by reversing the entropy of the subject.) Well, that's how I'd go constructing that power... fiction has the advantage of not needing to make perfect sense. |
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2012-01-14, 08:41 | Link #748 |
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I would think so, yeah.
EDIT: Returning to that subject (god, I'm bored) I guess it would depend on how exactly the user controls the elements... though I can't think of a single ability that could allow someone to control all the elements... Last edited by leukrota; 2012-01-14 at 10:33. |
2012-01-14, 11:09 | Link #751 | |
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2012-01-14, 11:31 | Link #752 | |
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wait, i'm just remeber reading about the 7th Lv5 Sogiita Gunha on wiki, he is ranked 7th not because he the weakest, it because no one understands his power. judge by his ability, this guy seem to be a multiskill
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2012-01-14, 15:54 | Link #753 |
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Wait a minute...I thought Entropy was defined as the natural chaos of order in the universe? Aka things in the universe tend to become less organized as time progresses (example, Uranium decaying into smaller elements or a glass bottle braking into smaller pieces). Negative Entropy would mean something that was less organized would become more organized. If Entropy can be controlled, then in theory one could reverse time and reverse the "cause and effect" relationship that time has on the universe. Aka, have an effect occur before the cause. One possible effect this would have would have something that was dead become living again.
I don't recall Entropy involving only heat....unless the author decided that entropy was something else. EDIT: Now that I looked it up. Entropy is different in "Information Theory" then it is in the laws of thermodynamics...Would be interesting if an Esper had control of the information theory side of Entropy which would bring about all kinds of weird things happening in the To Aru verse. AIM powers involve calculations and manipulation of information. It's not outside the realm of possibility that this alternate version of Entropy can be a possible esper power since it's premise involves information at it's heart and that's one of the core properties that AIM fields work on. "Shannon entropy" is the term for this version of Entropy. If an esper had such an ability, he/she could then reverse what ever destructive effects magic would have on them. Destruction is entropy at work anyway. Also, what's to prevent Misaka or any other electromaster type Esper from producing very powerfull magnetic fields? I recently learned about "Magnetars" which are Neutron Stars with very powerfull magnetic fields. So powerfull in fact that if a person got too close to it (even as far out as 1000km), the fields would begin to effect the water molecules in the body and rip them apart. If a magnetic field becomes strong enough it can effect objects that don't normally respond to magnetic fields. (something along the lines of diamagnetism) There are superconducting electro-magnets that have been able to levitate frogs. So an Esper like Misaka could easily produce a power field and levitate frogs just as easily. Perhaps move on to levitating her self via this property? Last edited by Apache Thunder; 2012-01-14 at 16:18. |
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2012-01-14, 21:18 | Link #755 | |
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2012-01-15, 01:22 | Link #756 | ||
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^ Yeah, she could very well function that way... Now that you make me think about it, I say it would fit Uiharu's personality, as it's suited for support.
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Not only that, but living by itself means avoiding the decay caused by entropy. Schrödinger stipulated that these phenomenons are possible with negative entropy, but in order to comply with the second law of thermodynamics, this is accomplished by exporting the organism's entropy to the exterior, so that the overall entropy never really diminishes. Quote:
It's quite interesting too. This theory also speaks of entropy as unpredictability. Another wild application of manipulating this type of entropy could mean the manipulation of probabilities themselves... that would be a seriously powerful ability. It would be cool to see an Esper like that, albeit not too high on level so it's not a game breaker. Although the ability you talk about would also be very interesting and useful in the magic-science war. |
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2012-01-15, 03:12 | Link #757 |
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Another potentially dangerous ability would be any ability involving anti-matter. If an esper could create/convert any significant quantity of matter to anti-matter (and by significant I mean something as small as a grain of salt) then he/she could very easily unleash utter annihilation to any area. Anti-matter only needs normal matter to collide and annihilate with to create pure energy. The resulting burst of gamma rays and other forms of energy in massive quantities means entire cities and even large land masses would be laid to waste. Think about it, all one would have to do is simply flip the polority of the protons/neutrons in atoms and thus create anti-matter. Doing something like this wouldn't be too complicated in the To Aru verse. The only setback would be it may take awhile to amass enough anti-matter (if such esper can't make it quickly) and then the question of containing it during such process to prevent premature loss of the antimatter via reactions from normal matter. God help us if Misaka gets a hold of positrons. They pretty much act like electrons, so she can control them just as well.
That and anything involving a significant alteration of gravity/mass of an object that would be enough to create a black hole. Even a tiny one can be let loose and if it falls into the earth, it would eventually consume the entire planet from the inside out and and engulf the Earth and pretty much end everything. Aleister needs to be careful with giving adolescents powers like this. At some point someone's going to accidentally blow him self up with anti-matter reactions or other forms of exotic matter and suddenly Academy City will be nothing but a massive crater in the ground (best case scenario) or worse case scenario would leave the moon will be left orbiting an invisible mass with the sun suddenly having it's atmosphere slowly torn away. Passing aliens will pass by and wonder how the hell that black hole got there in the middle of a mostly intact solar system. Assuming the total gravity of the Earth is not changed (just concentrated to form a black hole), then nearby planets would not be disturbed. Though a black hole would evaporate much quicker at such sizes. Well I assume his windowless building might survive, but he'll be mighty lonely afterwords especially if he's stuck at the pit of a black hole for all eternity.... :P Last edited by Apache Thunder; 2012-01-15 at 03:24. |
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2012-01-21, 04:06 | Link #760 | |
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This was taken from the Narrative during the Daihaisensai arc. If you need an example of an 'Earth' type Esper, look no further than the nameless students that were firing sand bullets. If you want my opinion, there are three fundamental types of Esper abilities: Energy Control (Manipulating Energy) -> Heat, Electromagnetism, Radiation(?) etc Matter Control (Manipulating Matter) -> Wind, Water, Sand, Nitrogen etc Space Control (Violating concept of Space/Distance) -> Telekinesis , Teleportation, Telepathy etc To be honest it's more accurate to call the last one 'Mental Control', but I decided on 'Space Control' because it's more aesthetic After all, Stephen Hawking once said that the three ingredients required to cook up a Universe are Matter, Energy, and Space EDIT: I'm sure somewhere out there is an Esper with superhuman strength or speed, so I guess there's a fourth fundamental type? P.S - Yes, I'm well aware of special cases, but that's why they're not fundamental right?
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