Just looked up Jimmy Neutron... CURSES! Foiled by children's television again!MasterMongoose0 said:
Light-Sabers
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Wow you guys are amazingly creative, I knew I came to the right place. Good ideas so far, keep 'em coming!
This has happened several times in Wolverine comics, including his current Wolverine Weapon X arc.pinky75910 said:
It's also an mp3 player and says "Rick James, biatch!" upon fatalities?
Or maybe it changes colour when in proximity to opposite force alignment.
Or maybe it changes colour when in proximity to opposite force alignment.
Okay, I knew someone was going to mention cortosis, but apparently it gets harder to find over the years in the EU. If you play KOTOR, it's quite abundant, but what little I recall right now is that it got harder to find over the centuries.Yodobama said:
Hmm...
Lightbuckler (a disk of the same power type attached to the forearm.)
Lightlighter (for the smokers out there.)
A power whip (though only the last third would need to be tactile in that manner. Imagine, of course, that it wraps around a targets neck or leg.)
A tunneler device (place it on the ground, and it starts vaporizing its way into the lower floors of a building or basement, leaving a 1.5 foot wide hole in its wake (just wide enough for a skinny person to slip through.)
Somewhat off topic, but a blaster grenade. You roll it into the room and it fires in every direction as it spins. Not very subtle, but grenades rarely are.
I want to add throwing weapons, but that would be somewhat difficult given that light-weapons intrinsically need a power crystal to generate the blade. The only exception, I suppose, is that you could embed a smaller crystal to handle the smaller blade. The only problems after that would be expense, and weight, given the parts involved.
Lightbuckler (a disk of the same power type attached to the forearm.)
Lightlighter (for the smokers out there.)
A power whip (though only the last third would need to be tactile in that manner. Imagine, of course, that it wraps around a targets neck or leg.)
A tunneler device (place it on the ground, and it starts vaporizing its way into the lower floors of a building or basement, leaving a 1.5 foot wide hole in its wake (just wide enough for a skinny person to slip through.)
Somewhat off topic, but a blaster grenade. You roll it into the room and it fires in every direction as it spins. Not very subtle, but grenades rarely are.
I want to add throwing weapons, but that would be somewhat difficult given that light-weapons intrinsically need a power crystal to generate the blade. The only exception, I suppose, is that you could embed a smaller crystal to handle the smaller blade. The only problems after that would be expense, and weight, given the parts involved.
There are a few other limitations actually.Nigh Invulnerable said:
Water has been known to short out active saber blades. There are a limited number of mineral types that will also stop light-sabers, but they are rare or unstable.
Take any weapon in human history.
Remove the metal/killing bits.
Attach lightsaber blade.
Done.
(My contribution, light-umbrella. Lightsaber at one end, a handy umbrella at the other for keeping rain at bay.)
Remove the metal/killing bits.
Attach lightsaber blade.
Done.
(My contribution, light-umbrella. Lightsaber at one end, a handy umbrella at the other for keeping rain at bay.)
pinky75910 said:
The typical lightsaber hilt consisted of a metal cylinder between twenty and thirty-five centimeters in length. However, the size of individuals hilts varied drastically, as the weapon was tailored to the creator's specific needs and preferences. The lightsaber mechanisms were contained within the hilt. High levels of energy generated by a high-output Diatium power cell was unleashed through a series of focusing lenses and energizers that converted the energy into plasma. The plasma was projected through a set of focusing crystals that lent the blade its properties and allowed for the adjustment of blade length and power output. The ideal number of crystals was three, though only one was required.
Once focused by the crystals, the plasma was sent through a series of field energizers and modulation circuitry within the emitter matrix that further focused it, making it into a coherent beam of energy that was projected from the emitter. The blade typically extended about a meter before being arced by the blade containment field back to a negatively charged fissure ringing the emitter, where it was channeled back to the power cell by a superconductor, completing the circuit. Below is a list of the primary parts almost all lightsabers needed to use to function properly:
Lightsaber hilt
Pommel cap
Diatium power cell
Inert power insulator
Focusing lens
Lightsaber crystal
Emitter matrix
Blade emitter
