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Re: Training Guide with Lili-Chwan Scorps and Reborn
Alright as for this Fire in relation to advanced elements, I suppose it would be best to show how Fire works in combination to make advanced elements, then how it works with advanced elements (without Fire), and then Fire in opposition to other elements.
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Fire+Earth=Lava: Perhaps the most commonly recognized combination with fire. The super heated properties of the fire added with the earth's solidified nature creates a somewhat liquified and molten earth which melts most substances upon contact and the extreme heats can even cause substances to catch fire. There is the variation of the style which is Rubber, used by Dodai, however I'm not sure on every extent as to how this occurs.
Fire+Earth=Steel: This element lacks in several areas in it's development as it was only demonstrated in a movie and showed one technique which was very similar to the Earth Release technique used by Kakuzu. However, on that note the properties of steel, the use of fire and earth to create the refined metal element is assumed to be how the technique came to be. An advanced version of Earth release. To my knowledge the usages can span as far as creating metalic, steel items in a similar fasion to earth techniques (for custom sake). THe only canon technique shows the incorperation of manipulating the chakra on the body. However I theorize that their could be a liquid property. Before steel cools and hardens into the metal it becomes it's an extremely hot liquified state. The Fire property within the style we can assume can get so super heated to get to the tempetures of the steel's melting point and create that liquified form of the metal. Since there is very little useage on the base and the scope of the technique is very limited from the perspectives we're given.
Wind+Earth+Fire ust: Not too sure on this combination tbh.
Fire+Lightning ark: As Dark Release is not a traditional element, there is really no way of telling what the elements are that make it up or if there would actually be any. Based on the explanation in the thread about Dark Release, since Lightning and Fire adhere to the properties of Yang, and Dark is generally associated with the Yang nature, the consensus was to add the Fire+Lightning combo as the duel combination.
Fire+Wind=Scortch: I'm not an expert here either, though from my interpritation of the relationship, The Fire release nature adheres to the ability for the users of this element to burn up/evaporate the water in your opponent's body. I presume the nature of wind is used to circulate the chakra in the air and in your opponent's body.
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Last edited by Reborn; 12-05-2012 at 02:44 AM.
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Re: Training Guide with Lili-Chwan Scorps and Reborn
 Originally Posted by Reborn
Alright as for this Fire in relation to advanced elements, I suppose it would be best to show how Fire works in combination to make advanced elements, then how it works with advanced elements (without Fire), and then Fire in opposition to other elements.
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Fire+Earth=Lava: Perhaps the most commonly recognized combination with fire. The super heated properties of the fire added with the earth's solidified nature creates a somewhat liquified and molten earth which melts most substances upon contact and the extreme heats can even cause substances to catch fire. There is the variation of the style which is Rubber, used by Dodai, however I'm not sure on every extent as to how this occurs.
Fire+Earth=Steel: This element lacks in several areas in it's development as it was only demonstrated in a movie and showed one technique which was very similar to the Earth Release technique used by Kakuzu. However, on that note the properties of steel, the use of fire and earth to create the refined metal element is assumed to be how the technique came to be. An advanced version of Earth release. To my knowledge the usages can span as far as creating metalic, steel items in a similar fasion to earth techniques (for custom sake). THe only canon technique shows the incorperation of manipulating the chakra on the body. However I theorize that their could be a liquid property. Before steel cools and hardens into the metal it becomes it's an extremely hot liquified state. The Fire property within the style we can assume can get so super heated to get to the tempetures of the steel's melting point and create that liquified form of the metal. Since there is very little useage on the base and the scope of the technique is very limited from the perspectives we're given.
Wind+Earth+Fire  ust: Not too sure on this combination tbh.
Fire+Lightning  ark: As Dark Release is not a traditional element, there is really no way of telling what the elements are that make it up or if there would actually be any. Based on the explanation in the thread about Dark Release, since Lightning and Fire adhere to the properties of Yang, and Dark is generally associated with the Yang nature, the consensus was to add the Fire+Lightning combo as the duel combination.
Fire+Wind=Scortch: I'm not an expert here either, though from my interpritation of the relationship, The Fire release nature adheres to the ability for the users of this element to burn up/evaporate the water in your opponent's body. I presume the nature of wind is used to circulate the chakra in the air and in your opponent's body.
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It's not that. I meant it in combination with advanced elements. Something like Lava + Fire = Hotter, more fluid Lava....
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Re: Training Guide with Lili-Chwan Scorps and Reborn
Don't worry sensei I'm getting to those >_> I just need to figure out the products of each first. What I did was just to show how Fire is used in advanced elements, just to cover that basic since I didn't talk about it in relation to creating advanced elements before hand.
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Re: Training Guide with Lili-Chwan Scorps and Reborn
 Originally Posted by Reborn
Alright as for this Fire in relation to advanced elements, I suppose it would be best to show how Fire works in combination to make advanced elements, then how it works with advanced elements (without Fire), and then Fire in opposition to other elements.
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Fire+Earth=Lava: Perhaps the most commonly recognized combination with fire. The super heated properties of the fire added with the earth's solidified nature creates a somewhat liquified and molten earth which melts most substances upon contact and the extreme heats can even cause substances to catch fire. There is the variation of the style which is Rubber, used by Dodai, however I'm not sure on every extent as to how this occurs.
Fire+Earth=Steel: This element lacks in several areas in it's development as it was only demonstrated in a movie and showed one technique which was very similar to the Earth Release technique used by Kakuzu. However, on that note the properties of steel, the use of fire and earth to create the refined metal element is assumed to be how the technique came to be. An advanced version of Earth release. To my knowledge the usages can span as far as creating metalic, steel items in a similar fasion to earth techniques (for custom sake). THe only canon technique shows the incorperation of manipulating the chakra on the body. However I theorize that their could be a liquid property. Before steel cools and hardens into the metal it becomes it's an extremely hot liquified state. The Fire property within the style we can assume can get so super heated to get to the tempetures of the steel's melting point and create that liquified form of the metal. Since there is very little useage on the base and the scope of the technique is very limited from the perspectives we're given.
Wind+Earth+Fire  ust: Not too sure on this combination tbh.
Fire+Lightning  ark: As Dark Release is not a traditional element, there is really no way of telling what the elements are that make it up or if there would actually be any. Based on the explanation in the thread about Dark Release, since Lightning and Fire adhere to the properties of Yang, and Dark is generally associated with the Yang nature, the consensus was to add the Fire+Lightning combo as the duel combination.
Fire+Wind=Scortch: I'm not an expert here either, though from my interpritation of the relationship, The Fire release nature adheres to the ability for the users of this element to burn up/evaporate the water in your opponent's body. I presume the nature of wind is used to circulate the chakra in the air and in your opponent's body.
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The Earth + Fire = Steel is more about maneuverability than anything. The earth gathers the minerals and the fire fuses them together. Whether the steel comes out in liquid form or in solid form, the fire plays a part in it's genesis, not just it's state.
Earth + Wind = Scorch is quite simple. Scorch is the element of drought. See it as a very dry and hot current of wind. It has suction, flow and intangibility, but also dryness and heat.
I concur with your definition of Dark. I guess I'd say Fire is about consuming substances feeding on them. Lightning would be the counterpart, as it is also an energy. These are the only energy based elements, and it's probably why they were made into Dark, in addition to the Yang stuff xD.
I've looked up the relation of Lava and Rubber. There is a process of Vulcanization where you heat up the natural rubber polymers to fuse them with sulfur and other compounds normally found in lavas creating a more resistant and elastic rubber, with greater mechanical power. The problem is that rubber itself is an organic compound that comes from trees. I guess here it's recreated with Earth Chakra and then vulcanized by Fire chakra. Not unheard of in the creation of CE. But it's mostly about Vulcanized Rubber.
Same with Cement/Quicklime Congealing, it's about taking a product, calcium carbonate and uses heat to turn it into calcium oxide. This requires the presence of air through. It's a bit sketchy to recreate this with Lava, as no product other than the Heat is found at a normal lava. Lava here has taken a more global definition. In fact, Youton doesn't really mean Lava, but rather molten release, or fusing release, which explains all the variations. Read and look for "Youton". (Which would probably mean that one could try passing Steel as Lava release ... hint hint)
Wind+Earth+Fire ust, I'm not sure either. I'd say it takes the consumption part of Fire and the density/weight manipulation of Earth, and the lightweight, intangibility of Wind to create a light/intangible element that's so dense that it consumes every matter. . Yeah.
I'll look it up xD
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Re: Training Guide with Lili-Chwan Scorps and Reborn
Don't want this to go to waste 
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Continuing on from how Fire works with advanced elements:
Storm+Fire: Quite simply Fire is a compliment element. According the elemental charts, storm possesses a weakness to wind based on the implementation of lightning release within the element. Therefore adding fire allows for a neutralization of the Wind weakness. Though large suiton techniques can diffuse the lightning of the storm element which would make fire a bad move to use in that specific situation. Though the element itself is still a rather iffy one. Darui was shown using it in a beam like manor while Hiruko, the first one to introduce the element, use the element in a way that imitated brewing storms. The techniques of Hiruko utilized storm clouds, electrical discharge and releasing of energy.
Sand+Fire: Sand's high tollerance for heat would serve to make Fire and Sand used in conjunction with one another a pretty good combination for those who posses this the Sand ability. The added heat creates a rather scorching sand combination. In my view this could be similar to dust release. As Dust utilizes Earth, Wind, and Fire it the element has great rhythem and songs (great band lol sorry couldnt' resist) as well as deadly scorching potential I believe. Dust itself involves the obliteration of whatever it comes into contact with so we don't really know if that's the case but based on those three elemental combination to make the element it could suggest the a case similar to how Sand and Fire would react together.
I don't have much of a guess for many other elements in relation to Fire
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