Has there ever been an anime character that used fire powers in an actually interesting way? Phoenix "flames of reincarnation" type shit doesn't count.
It seems like flames are the most basic, boring element. You really can't do anything creative or innovative with them.
Wyatt Ross
Needless has Aruca/Aruka.
Although I guess vibrating molecules isn't exactly fire based.
Robert Perry
Screw creativity. All one needs is the path of EXPLOSIONS.
Ryan Powell
You just haven't watched anything that does so
Juan Roberts
Give an example then
Owen Lewis
You need more Megumin in your life.
Austin Gomez
>making explosions >a creative use of fire powers I knew Meguminfags were retarded, but thanks for reinforcing that.
Joseph Campbell
Explosions are neither creative or even fire.
Nathaniel Rogers
SHUT YOUR WHORE MOUTH
Liam Jones
>explosions arent fire
Are you fucking serious faggot.
Cooper Cruz
>Explosions are neither creative or even fire. >neither creative >or even fire
DRAGON SLAV is fire and awesome.
Angel Reyes
Are you both wrong and angry faggot?
Isaac James
Explosions always being fiery is a hollywood myth. It's just a large expansion of kinetic energy.
If you think I'm wrong then explain torpedoes and depth charges.
Carter Price
You gotta be trolling.
Blake Watson
Fire is hard to control and increased ability at fire magic usually means more fire or hotter fire. It's not like water magic or nature magic where you can do a whole lot of different stuff with it.
Anthony Lee
Explosions aren't fucking fire you retard. Certain types of explosions CAN be firey, but in the end it's a burst of kinetic energy.
Jason Rogers
Trolling because I understand that an explosion is in no way related to fire?
Christopher Sanders
Flame of Recca.
Jaxson Myers
>Certain types of explosions CAN be firey
you mean like megumins explosions, you autist?
Tyler Turner
motherfucker creates a "life-detector" flame to alert him if theres anybody nearby. This would've been cool if he invented earlier in the series, but no it was near the end it's purpose was to get jobbed hard.
Landon Williams
FMA:B, Mustangs alchemy concept makes his fire interesting. Although he doesn't do anything particularly unique with them.
Aaron Flores
But aren't all you retards because in Megumin's case, it's a fire based explosion, with the ignited cloud, incinerated ground, and everything?
Charles Murphy
You thought all explosions were fiery, got a bunch of people correcting you and calling you stupid, and now you're pretending you were only talking about Megumin the whole time as damage control. Everybody can see this and the sooner you just give up the better.
Camden Hill
Isn't explosion magic considered seperate from fire magic in Kono Suba anyway? Also, regardless of whether those explosions in particular are fire, the retard was claiming all explosions are, and to begin with, explosions aren't a creative use of powers to begin with.
Nathaniel Barnes
>You thought You're the only one doing damage control, I'm not even him.
Carter Jenkins
>interesting way Does turning your body into fire counts? FLAME ON
Juan Sanders
Alchemy from FMA is more like "non-magic" like bending in Avatar or the force in SW. It goes too far out of it's way to be established as not magic.
With that said Mustangs just condensing air, hurling it at people, and setting it on fire
Ian Parker
Not OP, but I enjoy that type of thing if it's done with realistic drawbacks and everything, i.e, Negi's lightning form from Mahou Sensei Negima.
Brayden Flores
Nobody is falling for it.
Liam Butler
>heat rises >fire is hot when are fire magicians going to learn to fly like they rightfully should
Jackson Scott
That's why I think it's more interesting in concept rather than usage. Would have been nice to see him use the manipulation in a different way.
Xavier Kelly
>BUT YOU PHOTOSHOPPED THAT!
Carson Sanchez
>desert heat causes mirages >no illusion based fire users Also, now that I think about it, I think I remember a character from Bionicle novels from when I was a kid using the whole "heat rises" thing, though not to fly.
Sebastian Lopez
>if I accuse myself first nobody else can do it
Cunning, shopmeister.
Xavier Watson
But that doesn't even prove you're not the original guy who thought all explosions were fiery. What the hell is wrong with your brain?
Grayson Ortiz
Well heat doesn't rise. Less dense particle rise. So the user would still need someway to support them self on said particles.
Ryder Harris
>You really can't do anything creative or innovative with them. Mustang "casting" them was interesting enough. Overall it depends on the writing.
Adrian Turner
This, skip all the fireworks / fire dancing display, go straight to the artillery category.
Austin Myers
What's refreshing about Mustang's alchemy is how powerful it is. It completely overwhelmed everything apart from the big bad. A nice change from the usual case in which flame powers don't seem to be able to cause anything more than first degree burns.
Luis Scott
Fire has very few practical applications because it has no solid mass so it can't really be used to move around other things the way air water or earth can. And it just burns and destroys most things you touch with it which limits that even more.
Connor Fisher
I've seen characters fly by propelling themselves with fire like jet engines if that counts.
Easton Johnson
Ace's powers were nice done, and of course then he died.
Thomas Cruz
The applications for fire are pretty limited, it's not like it can go through a state change like water/ice or rock/mud(earth). Even walls of fire are basically just incineration not inertia stoppers.
You can make it so that the fire is the byproduct of a complex process ala Mustang but that is pretty much it.
Nicholas Butler
>can turn his blood into flames >can reverse this and turn flames into blood OP learn to watch good anime.
Aiden Jackson
Well, considering what it is, your options are pretty limited. Generally, the neater stuff relating to heat or the production of fire with powers comes from it being more complicated than just having the ability to spawn flame alone.