>aims gun >bgm starts playing https://www.youtube.com/

>>157899283
>144p
I am not interested in reliving the '90s.

Even though they took a lot of wild liberations with making the movie, one thing they did that I absolutely love is how cool they made Killy. I dont think there was a single moment I wasn't thinking 'damn he's so cool'

Artbook scans where

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>energy gun
>recoil

>>157901537
>shooting gravity beams
>no recoil

>>157899283
Changing the blue energy beam into a generic red energy beam in the anime.

Did the anime producers forget that blue light is hotter than red light?

Blue fire >>>>>> Red fire

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>>157901444
Important trips for this important post.

>>157900152

Only thing that bothered me was how slowly he talked.

I'm...looking...for...Net...Terminal...Genes.

I never got the sense he talked that slowly in the manga. Hell, he taunted Silicon Creatures and got a maniacal grin blowing shit up.

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>>157899283
IT MOVED
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRoXYjLs6as

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>>157903713
If Killy talked more it would've taken away from the AMAZING characters like Fusata, Zuru, and Tae.

>>157899283

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITcRqPvcglc

At least post better quality beam firing.

Does Silicon Life dream of electric sheep?

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>>157899283
Now imagine it playing every time he fired the gun.

>>157904077
someone explain the physics behind how gravity ripped through those. do i think black hole when i see this stuff?

>>157904620
重力子放射線射出装置・第1仮説
重力子はビームにしても、あまり力がない。では、重力子放射線射出装置の強大な力は何から来るのか？重力炉と同じで、「ダークマター」を 媒介しているのかもしれない。あれは、一種の場の放射で、形成された場に一気に多量のダークマターの干渉が起き、その巨大な質量の爆発的増加で、物はなん でも破壊される。いわば、場の属性を変える「放射装置」なのか？

>>157904731
i must apologize because i only do english

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>>157903984
Dont bully zuru

>>157904731
is it safe to assume that the ripped off parts are at the end of the beam all crunched up into a ball?

>>157904774
Zuru's fine, actually. She's a good character with her own wants and all that jazz. It's Tae and Fusata. So much fucking time spent on their useless asses.

>>157904620
>>157904815
>>157904731

Maybe instead of crushing matter, GBE uses dark matter, or gravitational energy to locally change physics constants (i.e.: pushing atoms too close together, or ripping bonds between atoms in molecules) which, after short moment will cause collapse of matter and release of energy. This is why small objects simply evaporate (radiate) to surrounding area, while dense structures explodes, because there is no space inside to release energy from matter/atomic bonds collapse.

>>157905170
My headcanon is that its just a black hole cannon that collapses space in a straight line. Singularities that small radiate their mass away extremely quickly, hence explosion.

>>157904815
There are no "ripped-off parts". It's not even a beam, even; it's a moving field which is almost always referred to as "emission". It's modifying the attributed nature of the space that it influences. The mass itself is modified by the result of that encounter. It's never made 100% explicit, but the implication is that the matter either turns into some sort of energy or is altogether eliminated. A clearer (but less catchy) name for the GBE would be something to the effect of "Graviton-Emittance Shooting Device". And no, that does not refer to the concept of "Beam Emittance"; it refers to the literal concept of 'letting-off'.

>>157905170
The implication given is that dark matter is transported to the location of the modification. No explanation is given as to why that destroys anything, but it does.


Ultimately, the correct answer/solution is that it's just a cool gun. It doesn't have entirely consistent effects. It's really strong because it says so; nothing more.

>>157905656
Fuck you it's a black hole gun.

>>157905928
Which is why I said that "it's just a cool gun". It doesn't matter, and I don't try to classify it. If I were to try to describe its effects to a friend, I might use "black hole gun", but I'd be aware that that's not *exactly* what it is or what it does.