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Lee took weight of hes legs...only his legs...so his body, and this is only from the waist down, moves faster, now because of this.... Lee punches cant keep up with the speed of his body (he did not have weights in his arms) so in order to his punches to have a degree of damaged he canot punch wile in movement, otherwise the punch wont have any power..(try to trow a stone while youre in a moving car in the direction the car is going....the stone practically lose power) so i think lee took this in consideration and he have to stop his body and then punch.....but all of this Logicals solutions we are trying to get are silly because this is a world were comom laws of phisics are broken by the most simple character.... Quote:
in order to aply this to lee..basically lle have to crash his whole body against the enemy.
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2004-10-13, 18:01 | Link #23 |
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I just got a conclusion myself. When he trains, he trains his arms more, so they are more powerful then his legs, or atleast faster, so the diffrence wont be too big when he removes the weights. >_> or yeah... I looked through anime laws...and found this: #1 - Law of Metaphysical Irregularity The normal laws of physics do not apply. That would explain it pretty good. >_> <_< |
2004-10-14, 08:31 | Link #24 |
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i'm not even gonna try the physics end of this...the truck vs. civic thing sounds good to me.
As for neji closing the tenkenetsus, it'd be effective on anyone...Chakra, from what i gather, is like life force/spiritual energy. It can be used toward taijutsu, genjutsu, or ninjutsu -- the latter two taking more, as they make fire, illusions, ice mirrors, etc. Lee having his chakra pores closed would essentially cripple him as he'd be pretty much unable to move (kinda like naruto before he used kyuubi power vs neji). At that point, nin/gen jutsu would be out of the question, and even regular movement or fighting would be rather difficult. If you did 64 strikes on someone already very low on chakra....you might even kill then, as they'd be even further deprived of energy. I think...... |
2004-10-14, 10:41 | Link #27 |
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Applying weights to sticks and applying weights to human limbs, thats like comparing apples and oranges. It doesn't mean you're going to hit for more damage, you still make contact with your fists and feet if anything. If anyone truely thinks they'd hit someone harder with their FISTS if they had a cinderblock tied to their wrist, thats just stupid. Now if they were hitting them with the cinderblock itself, that might be a different story.
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2004-10-14, 10:56 | Link #28 |
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Putting a weight onto a stick might make it hit something harder, but only if you swing the heavier end into something. Hold onto the heavier end and swing the end without a weight on it and it's a different story. Which is the situation Lee would have. He would have problems generating the speed needed to make the extra weight effective.
Sure driving a 10tonne truck at 30mph into a wall is gonna cause damage, but would a 30tonne truck cause more damage if the extra weight limited it to 10mph?
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2004-10-14, 11:40 | Link #29 | |
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However, if you move your arm/hand much faster without the cinderblock, then you could still do more damage. |
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2004-10-14, 13:06 | Link #31 |
I had a good idea once...
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err actually hitting someone with a cinderblock tied to your hand isn't such a good idea.. maybe hitting someone with the cinderblock (I'm not even sure what a cinderblock is but I'm going to assume it's something like a brick or a weight), otherwise you're just absorbing all the force of the impact with your own hand..
Oh and it doesn't matter if you can punch harder with the cinderblock tied to your hand if you can't hit whatever it is you're punching at.. The reason Lee dropped the weights wasn't because he'd hit harder without them, it was because he couldn't hit Gaara at all with the weights on. And about his punches not being effective.. It has nothing to do whith how fast his fist is. Fact is, he's already pretty fast, so even if his arms aren't as fast as his legs he can still time a punch long before he reaches his target ('long before' in this case would be several milliseconds before impact considering the speeds he's moving at), he doesn't have to stop to take a swing, that should be pretty obvious... |
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2004-10-14, 22:09 | Link #34 |
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I don't know where some of you got the impression that his punches were faster or stronger, but they weren't. The only difference is that he was able to move around Gaara(with his legs) so much faster that he created openings for himself, and was able to get past the sand.
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2004-10-14, 22:29 | Link #35 | |
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Another thing.. Why hasn't anyone pointed out that Lee handled the weights with his hand, even hoisted one with each hadn to shoulder level without too much effort.. It could be that his upper body is just as fast as his lower body only that he still needed the extra burst of speed from his legs to get past the sand barrier. |
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2004-10-15, 01:05 | Link #36 | |
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