Senkou no Boukensha

[MangaDex]

 

[scrangos]

After reading the description the title seems oddly short and doesnt start with something like "Hazure skill". Was expecting a paragraph long title.

 

[InsaneAwesomeTony]

FLASH! Aaaah! Savior of the universe!

 

[smartestcactus]

Spear of light and arrow of light are basically the same skill? I don’t see much difference in them other than spear of light is multiple lasers of light and arrow of light is just one that he can freely move around? Seems kind of dumb to name them different things.

If I have ten apples in a basket and one apple in my hand, they are still just apples. Or should I be calling them “bapples” and “happles” to show the differences?

 

[Swartice]

light is the weakest? this is sure a dumb way of thinking.

 

[Swartice]

Spear of light and arrow of light are basically the same skill? I don’t see much difference in them other than spear of light is multiple lasers of light and arrow of light is just one that he can freely move around? Seems kind of dumb to name them different things.

If I have ten apples in a basket and one apple in my hand, they are still just apples. Or should I be calling them “bapples” and “happles” to show the differences?

spear of light = one time lightspeed straight laset shot, perfect for ambush / surprise attack
arrow of light = homing arrow, perfect for mid battle, multiple target

indeed, it's useless to separate both.
he could just use arrow of light the same way as spear of light, but I think the difference here is spear was faster than arrow because it shot on a straight line while arrow moving around shot at multiple target.

 

[Seraphus]

Why it go away?
I know Asmodeus has it on their site, but to where did the ones here disappear?!

spear of light = one time lightspeed straight laset shot, perfect for ambush / surprise attack
arrow of light = homing arrow, perfect for mid battle, multiple target

indeed, it's useless to separate both.
he could just use arrow of light the same way as spear of light, but I think the difference here is spear was faster than arrow because it shot on a straight line while arrow moving around shot at multiple target.

So, you mean one of the Lights is Faster Than Light, or it takes less time to cast?
Cos "light" is just matter moving fast enough for its density to become non-interactive; it's kinda there all at the same time, but the magic stuff is gonna be bendy with those rules.

Maybe it's just time being all wibbly-wobbly, and mucking about with the Light...?

FLASH! Aaaah! Savior of the universe!

I understood that reference!
I even saw it once, on a thing called "Local Network Television."

 

[Swartice]

Why it go away?
I know Asmodeus has it on their site, but to where did the ones here disappear?!



So, you mean one of the Lights is Faster Than Light, or it takes less time to cast?
Cos "light" is just matter moving fast enough for its density to become non-interactive; it's kinda there all at the same time, but the magic stuff is gonna be bendy with those rules.

Maybe it's just time being all wibbly-wobbly, and mucking about with the Light...?


I understood that reference!
I even saw it once, on a thing called "Local Network Television."

no, i mean, just take a car for example.
2 same car, same destination.
1 only had to go straight line in full throttle, and the other 1 need to turn a few times with the same speed. which one do you think would reach the destination first?

 

[Seraphus]

no, i mean, just take a car for example.
2 same car, same destination.
1 only had to go straight line in full throttle, and the other 1 need to turn a few times with the same speed. which one do you think would reach the destination first?

I was talking about the actual nature of light; like how it is matter that has been accelerated, and is pure energy? Like E=mc² kinda stuff, right?
In which case, the straight line vs bending DOES slow light down!
But not enough to notice over distances found on a planet; it literally arrives at the same time without using instruments far more precise than humanity has created at this point to observe it.

That's why I suggested that it might be due to magic; the scenario you described isn't a thing, even though it feels right.
Cos science > feels.

I'm not saying "you're wrong" (cos I dunno) or that "I'm right" (again, cos I dunno); just that I disagree.