Nunnally, Post-Turn 18

[lijianliang.livejournal.com]

Where is Nunnally after Turn 18? It looked like death for her at the end of Turn 18, but of course with Sunrise being Sunrise, an important character wouldn't be dead until they showed you a long, drawn-out death speech scene or a body at least.

The official site updated the character relationship chart today and it does show indeed that Nunnally is NOT definitely 100% dead. She is labeled "whereabouts unknown", along with Romeyer, Sayoko, Asahina, and Guilford (aw, shoot, I thought he died for sure).

...Now where can she be? At least it appears that the blind cripple girl lives for now.

Comments

[amachizzle.livejournal.com]

Well yeah, I genuinely was upset when I saw all them characters die (Guilford included), but if you look at the law of the conservation of matter, it states that it cannot be created or destroyed.

So where did half of the Tokyo settlement go?

[lijianliang.livejournal.com]

Good point about the law. Ugh, it'd better not wind up being some cultist Geass place or JUPITER.

[amachizzle.livejournal.com]

I was actually thinking cultist Geass place, though that wouldn't make sense XD

JUPITER?

[lijianliang.livejournal.com]

Jupiter has been shown since the first OP of season 1, and it hasn't played any role in the actual story so far. If the writers are supposed to tie in Jupiter somehow, now would be the time to do it before the series is over. Indeed, I'm curious about what the heck JUPITER has to do with the show.

[darksage29.livejournal.com]

Jupiter... where clovis, euphie and the rest bask in eternal sunshine.

[furato.livejournal.com]

The beaches of Jupiter are sure getting crowded these days.
But Clovis would be a good host and make bathing suits for all.

[schizofragile.livejournal.com]

Errrr but doesn't the law of conservation of matter talks about how particles from one matter shift to a new form? o__o; L-like if a the Tokyo Settlement is bombed the previous particles of buildings and uhh, soil/land/whatever is only changed from solid to well.. air? or specks of dust? So naturally the "particles" of the previous settlements are "there".


ERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR unless you're talking about Sunrise, then that'd be a different case.

[amachizzle.livejournal.com]

it better not have, otherwise EVERYONE IS DEAD.

I don't know what Sunrise is, but like, I imagine that instead of all that stuff being "destroyed" in our manner of speaking, it was just instead moved.

This sort of thing always happens with weapons of incredible power that create huge and perfectly circular shaped craters in the ground ;)

(btw, I speaking out of my ass here, hahaha)

[spleener.livejournal.com]

Except when the bomb's sphere collapsed everything was drawn in- it created a vacuum. Which means that the matter wasn't necessarily converted to a vapor form. I could be missing something here, someone who actually paid attention in physics/chemistry would probably be able to explain this better than me. Or this could just be another case of Sunrise Prioritizes Looking Cool Over Realism.

[aidama.livejournal.com]

um, no idea what some of these people are talking about.. but you have the right idea. cannot be created nor destroyed meaning things don't get destroyed, but they can be rearranged

i.e you have, lets use chemistry here, a reaction starting with AB and i dunno lets say we're breaking it, it will always be

AB ---> A + B

it will NEVER EVER be

AB --> A (and no B)

that's what they mean by conservation of energy/mass/blah blah blah conservation in general, for the most part, could get more complicated here but no real purpose <_< so if we start with a nunnally, and we react her with a giant freaking bomb, nunnally will still BE there.. just like.. dead, and maybe just in some dust, vapor, energy, etc form. remember kids matter can go to energy but not the other way around D:

[luinthoron.livejournal.com]

Have fun with the screencap:

http://images.yours-to-break.net/misc/snapshot20080811155252.jpg

[amachizzle.livejournal.com]

ow ;;

[luinthoron.livejournal.com]

Interestingly, it doesn't just list "Destructive Power", but also mentions "Space Transfer"... So take it however you like.

[amachizzle.livejournal.com]

yeah, I saw that but then there's also "Sakuradite Explosion" and "Nuclear Fission".

Plus it's a massive implosion, hahaha.

[luinthoron.livejournal.com]

Interesting thing is, the current phase of the weapon as pointed out there is Whatever-that-name-is Sphere Expansion, which means that the explosion and fission steps must have already taken place when it was still this quite small hovering ball. Or not. We'll see...

[ee970.livejournal.com]

So, according to that screencap, the explosion was only the "primary neutralize zone," or 2600 meters in diameter? Because that's not very large... (meaning, considerably fewer casualties than expected) Or am I just dumb and failing at interpreting my Engrish?

[summanaro.livejournal.com]

SPACE TRANSFER.

JUPITER.

[aidama.livejournal.com]

er. what? ^^;;; do you fully understand what the law of conservation means?