Thread: Vampires generating/morphing weapons ??

This thread is just for dicussing the abillity of the so called vampires to morph weapons.

In my opinion its more like they store the weapons inside them and can then bring them out. that would be more logical, cause in the manga chapter about akira he got cut by a razor and it immediatly healed.
So maybe it's more like with wolverine ....

Well if they are powered by nanomachines, they could dissassemble themselves molecularly and build the weapons as need be, and since its a manga no one has to worry about mass balances.

How would him having a healing factor make storing weapons inside of him more logical?

I highly doubt that your theory is the exact case, with wolverine he has blades that can retract in and out of his skin but they are his hands length, with their bodies its physically impossible to store a kitana of that size inside your body, the way wolverine does anyway.

But it is a possibility, because the vampires are suppost to be created from the nano machines, its possible that they have all been changed on a molecular level, allowing them to liquidfy their organs and hard objects, or can just shift the organs inside of them to make room.

Im looking at the way the priest vampire (the one with the cross) formed the gun, he pointed his had out to make a gun shape, then his fingers created the barrel then the rest was made and just fitted into his grip. Suggests to me that they can just create them...we will see i suppose.

The way they create weapons is very similar to the one that uses Bolt from Eat-Man.

Bolt eats metal weapons (no matter the size) and then he can regenerate it in his hands.

Maybe the Vampires have those weapons stored inside of them.. I don't know we have to wait

If that "fire demon alien" can materialize his entire body into flames, then it is not so weird that they can morph guns etc. I mean, his body was like Ace in One Piece. Actually he was exactly the same as Ace. Also Oni boss was able to strike lightnings right? Morphing guns/katanas seems nothing to me. If someone is asking "how can they morph guns/katanas?", then there is the much more obvious question "how can he shoot lightning?". Why dont we ask that? Because it seems impossible to reason that one out?

I dont think Oku is planning to provide reasoning for all these anytime soon. From the beginning of the manga, he did not feel quite obligated to explain most of his stuff anyways. He just comes up with cool ideas and leave the covering-up reasoning for later.

This of course brings up the point that it is a manga series. It's about a bunch of people who die, are copied and are forced to aliens by a giant black ball with a person inside. These characters also fight vampires.

I would worry about illogical things. Just take it as it is and be entertained. Even if he never explains the weapon power, I don't think I'll mind too much. You have to admit, it's a cool power, though.

I totally agree with THD777. If you are gonna question the logic behind something then you gotta question everything in the manga. If mangaka is not explaining then there is not much to do but enjoy. (and again, he is not gonna explain them soon.)

i wonder how someone is turned into a vampire? all we know is that it can happen without the person's personal knownledge.

Originally Posted by tezeah

i wonder how someone is turned into a vampire? all we know is that it can happen without the person's personal knownledge.

Once again, in chapter 163 "Seminar" it is explained that virus-like nanomachines entering a person's body causes him/her to become a vampire. I'm sure this was already discussed in one of the threads around here. So many people distracted while reading the manga...

Originally Posted by borabosna

I totally agree with THD777. If you are gonna question the logic behind something then you gotta question everything in the manga. If mangaka is not explaining then there is not much to do but enjoy. (and again, he is not gonna explain them soon.)

That's not true—even fiction inconsistent with the real world can be expected to be internally consistent.

Not that this violates it.

~J