r/respectthreads ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ayiyiyiyiyiyi Apr 06 '17

anime/manga Respect Tsunayoshi Sawada, Vongola Decimo! (Katekyō Hitman Reborn!)

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u/MunitionsFrenzy Apr 06 '17

Well, that's comprehensive. Nice job.

Note that, though the Revised Edition of the Zero Point Breakthrough only absorbs enemy Dying Will Flames (making it fairly useless in a cross-universe fight), the First Edition isn't quite as situational as you describe.

Zero Point Breakthrough: First Edition...converts the enemy's flames into ice and can totally freeze them.

It certainly can do that, but Tsuna can also project and simultaneously freeze his own flames, so it can basically just be general ice projection. In chapter 182, he freezes a chunk of the surface of a canal.

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u/AzureBeast ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ayiyiyiyiyiyi Apr 06 '17

Oh, thanks. Didn't catch that.

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u/roronoapedro Apr 06 '17

Pretty impressive, but I also add to the MunitionsFrenzy comment above about the Zero Point Breakthrough. When Tsuna freezes the river, I always considered that evidence that he was absorbing the heat out of the water, meaning he had perfected the technique from only working in Dying Will Flames to now working with generalized energy.

This would give him a huge advantage in cross-universe battles, since many fighters even cover their entire bodies with energy to power themselves up. Ex: Naruto's Sage Mode.

Pretty good work!

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u/AzureBeast ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ayiyiyiyiyiyi Apr 06 '17

Thank you.

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u/MunitionsFrenzy Apr 06 '17

When Tsuna freezes the river, I always considered that evidence that he was absorbing the heat out of the water, meaning he had perfected the technique from only working in Dying Will Flames to now working with generalized energy.

I think he's simply using the technique to freeze his own flames as soon as he projects them. In that scene, he's blasting himself upwards out of the water as he freezes its surface, which means he must be projecting flames downwards. But we don't see the flames, so it looks like he's just freezing them.