Sameth at 12:11PM, June 3, 2010

Yeah, they're fairly good for that. Jix shouldn't have been able to tear Caligos's suit so easily, but that would've killed the joke. Though, the fierce mode claws are a lot sharper, so perhaps Jix changed her hand to that fierce mode and then scratched him. (After all, the tears in the foot are bigger than what claws her size can make.)

taltamir at 4:56AM, June 3, 2010

their suits look "skintight", which is similar to a type of space suit where strong rubber is very tightly pressed unto the skin anywhere but the head. A cut in such a suit does not cause a leak from the helmet (remember, you only need oxygen for your head)... NASA doesn't employ that type of suit the moment, but that doesn't mean the anbis don't either. So basically, there is no reason for him to have been oxygen deprived due to a cut in his foot.

Quazer at 2:52PM, June 2, 2010

Maricax... the name's on this page...

Quazer at 1:53PM, June 2, 2010

The problem with multiple personalities is that sometimes some of mine freak me out. I mean, one of them wrote that! Do I really give stuff like that that much thought? Anyway, away from crazy and onto MY comments: I think that the big Ambis (forgot his name and am too lazy to find it) would probably die on entry into Earth's atmosphere. It's not like a ship is going to randomly pick him up, right? (I'm the personality who commented on what happened to Jix a while back. I feel a little bit of a connection with her, except she can talk to her alternate personalities.)

Sameth at 12:12PM, June 2, 2010

There was enough oxygen in his helmet. His suit was leaking, but not enough to cause him deprevation. And yeah, I actually decided on lack of pressure being the cause, but forgot to edit my commentary on that.

Quazer at 11:52AM, June 2, 2010

I know it wasn't intentional, but the wound you drew is a quite accurate representation of what happens when a body decompresses in one place rapidly. Blood-boiling and gas expansion can cause fleshy material to break out from under the skin. By the way, Caligos does not have frostbite. Space isn't cold, because vacuum does not conduct heat. At all. In fact, you are more likely to fry than freeze because the ambiant radiation from several million stars not being blocked. (If Earth didn't have an ozone-layer, we could even get sunburned at night) In short, Caligos is likely to have an open wound in his foot, as well as the revealed flesh becoming radiation seared. Now, about oxygen deprevation, because of Dyonus goofing off last chapter, it's a miracle Caligos is even awake. If such a thing happened to a human in real life, everything in their short-term memory would be wiped due to lowered oxygen to the brain. (They'd still be able to form new memories, they just wouldn't be able to remember the past few hours since the incident) I don't know what it would do to an Ambis, though, so I'll just have to wait and see. Sorry about this being so long.

Sameth at 3:07AM, June 2, 2010

Actually, the damage is probably more from lack of pressure (vacuum o'space) than frostbite.