It- it's not like you had to cut your own throat to do that, did you?
The blood spewing from the neck will serve as propulsion to close the distance faster between her and the black hole. That is a real thing. It was either that or farting her way there.
The blood spewing from the neck will serve as propulsion to close the distance faster between her and the black hole. That is a real thing. It was either that or farting her way there.
But they can fly, which implies, you know, propulsion.
But they can fly, which implies, you know, propulsion.
Unless it's the super man theory where he uses the Earth's magnetism to fly without propulsion. Granted it could also have something to do with the inate magical properties of gensokyo that lets the girls fly?
Unless it's the super man theory where he uses the Earth's magnetism to fly without propulsion. Granted it could also have something to do with the inate magical properties of gensokyo that lets the girls fly?
Except Superman can fly through space (and Batman can breathe there, too, and they can all talk...)
But the ability to fly is a magical power every notable character in Touhou happens to have, except early, PC-98 Reimu, where she had to learn to fly on her own power while using a turtle as training wheels.
While most youkai are in Gensoukyou specifically because magic is contained within, the Lunarians don't need the Great Hakurei Barrier to contain their magic.
Unless it's the super man theory where he uses the Earth's magnetism to fly without propulsion. Granted it could also have something to do with the inate magical properties of gensokyo that lets the girls fly?
Superman jumps, actually. I think you'd notice the goddamned hole everywhere he stood before taking off in several movies and comics.
Superman jumps, actually. I think you'd notice the goddamned hole everywhere he stood before taking off in several movies and comics.
You can say that he takes off with a jump, which explains the craters, but other than that he's way, way too maneuverable (and able to hover in place, fly through space as mentioned etc.) for it to be a remotely reasonable explanation. The very first versions of Superman could only jump, but that was quickly changed for practical reasons among others (flying is easier to do both with animation and practical effects).
You can say that he takes off with a jump, which explains the craters, but other than that he's way, way too maneuverable (and able to hover in place, fly through space as mentioned etc.) for it to be a remotely reasonable explanation. The very first versions of Superman could only jump, but that was quickly changed for practical reasons among others (flying is easier to do both with animation and practical effects).
Well, at least, it's not as far fetched as using magnetism to fly. And mid air jumps are not that foreign of an idea.
Funny thing is, you see, after I wrote this comment, I found out Neil deGrasse Tyson supports the idea that Superman jumps and kick the air to maneuvers.
Well, at least, it's not as far fetched as using magnetism to fly. And mid air jumps are not that foreign of an idea.
Funny thing is, you see, after I wrote this comment, I found out Neil deGrasse Tyson supports the idea that Superman jumps and kick the air to maneuvers.
The jumping explanation would mean he shouldn't be able to maneuver in space, which he has been shown to do, numerous times.
The jumping explanation would mean he shouldn't be able to maneuver in space, which he has been shown to do, numerous times.
Of course. I was stuck there too. But then, if I keep throwing in this and that in to the equation, it won't be the same equation anymore. So yeah, it might not be jumping. However, I still have to say jumping is still by far, the most suitable explanation.
Oh, and just for reference, do you remember how many times Kryton's gravity has more than Earth? Since I just thought it could affect hovering.