Our situation has not improved.

Well when working with only the right half of the brain tank you tend to be a little more forgetful of important things.

Like oxygen. or pressurization.

Because of that i have been playing and Art's comments i have only one more thing to add.

"WE'RE IN SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA-CCCCCCCCCCCCCCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE~!"

It seems the eldaks are staying down this time. When they were in the house, the girls couldn't get them to stay down. Maybe they adjusted their weapons to a higher power output. Anyone agree with me on that?

Also I still hope that Jade and Amber are alright out there in space.

Leave the bubble activated, then kick'em out the door.

And play football all the way down to the ground.

TheGreatHibiki wrote:Well when working with only the right half of the brain tank you tend to be a little more forgetful of important things.

Like oxygen. or pressurization.

Actually, they threw both concepts out the window when the girls tripled the size of the bubble. Based on a fixed amount of Air contained within; Art, Kat, and Leonard should be getting a first-hand feel at how hard it is too breath on Mount Everest.

KaZe wrote:

TheGreatHibiki wrote:Well when working with only the right half of the brain tank you tend to be a little more forgetful of important things.

Like oxygen. or pressurization.

Actually, they threw both concepts out the window when the girls tripled the size of the bubble. Based on a fixed amount of Air contained within; Art, Kat, and Leonard should be getting a first-hand feel at how hard it is too breath on Mount Everest.

I flunked physics, BTW

jollyjack wrote:I flunked physics, BTW

Haha, well I sucked at Art class so I'll give you a pass this time.

KaZe wrote:

TheGreatHibiki wrote:Well when working with only the right half of the brain tank you tend to be a little more forgetful of important things.

Like oxygen. or pressurization.

Actually, they threw both concepts out the window when the girls tripled the size of the bubble. Based on a fixed amount of Air contained within; Art, Kat, and Leonard should be getting a first-hand feel at how hard it is too breath on Mount Everest.

that is of course assuming that magic space bubbles adhere to our physics
with just over 1 litre per breath (no idea about kat) they would last a fair ammount of time before dying or getting brain damage

One thing is sure: No matter how smart Scarlet and the rest of the Brain Trust are, they are sorely lacking in common sense. Either that or they hadn't realised that Art, Kat and Leonard weren't wearing pressurised 'soopa soots'. Battle adrenaline clearly makes the girls absent-minded.

Either that or the physical distance between the elements of the bio-computer makes them dump.

BenRG wrote:One thing is sure: No matter how smart Scarlet and the rest of the Brain Trust are, they are sorely lacking in common sense. Either that or they hadn't realised that Art, Kat and Leonard weren't wearing pressurised 'soopa soots'. Battle adrenaline clearly makes the girls absent-minded.

Either that or the physical distance between the elements of the bio-computer makes them dump.

Ironic....dumb***

Oddly enough, seeing your meaning then looking at Dumb and Dump next to one another I had one thought.

Dump
Dum_
Dumb

As if all one needed to do was put the b back up in it's right place.

KaZe wrote:

TheGreatHibiki wrote:Well when working with only the right half of the brain tank you tend to be a little more forgetful of important things.

Like oxygen. or pressurization.

Actually, they threw both concepts out the window when the girls tripled the size of the bubble. Based on a fixed amount of Air contained within; Art, Kat, and Leonard should be getting a first-hand feel at how hard it is too breath on Mount Everest.

Worse than that; if the bubble became three times as big, its volume would become 27 times as large, so the pressure would drop to 37 milibar. Caisson disease would have killed them in seconds. But when reading comics you usually don't think about such things. Although I did wonder how come the Eldak couldn't get though an "impenetrable" forcefield you can both see and speak though.