Demonic Phoenix
Senior Member
Originally posted by NemeBro
You clearly don't get how this debating thing works.Burden of proof dictates it is you who must prove it is without limit, otherwise you are committing a No-Limits fallacy.
Originally posted by Quincy
Hold on a tick.I'm not saying Ishida's final form has an unlimited supply of energy.
What I AM saying is that neither he, nor his weapons, would "EXPLODE OVERLOAD" ya dig?
Cant prove there isn't a limit. Can't prove there is a limit. We can assume either way, make our own judgements.
But its weird you know - Ishida fights with spirit particles in the air. Does the air ever run out of spirit particles?
Then again, if Ishida were to constantly fire off his arrows (which he is capable of doing) while his final form was breaking down spirit energy, that'd pretty much be like pouring water into a bottomless glass.
The point was whether his wings had a limit to how much energy they could store, or rather, how much energy he could store. He'll never run out of energy as long as there are spirit particles around (air, solids, wherever), or until he tires out.
Where he can store said energy has a limit though. Even if he condenses* the reiryoku on his wing(s) immensely, he'll still have a limit. There's only so much energy he can focus on storing.
*I'm not making up the condensation of reiryoku. We already have reiryoku in liquid form (silver tubes).
However, having a limit, and hitting a limit are two completely different things, and you know pointed out the latter with your bottomless glass analogy.