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I think I'll go with slowing down time.Not a clue! It's your character! Your choice xD!
I think I'll go with slowing down time.Not a clue! It's your character! Your choice xD!
Ooooooooooooooooh okay. So what are they on? Slates of stone? Paper?It changes as he uses them and makes new ones. And currently they're "blank circles" or basic outlines he can use to make more specific circles.
Well it's up to you sweetie~ Pick what you want ^-^ I just realised your image is of Len Kagamine! :DPaper. Although now I'm debating making him have to no longer use the transmutation circles. I created him for an original story in which almost everyone used circle-less alchemy because the circles were used to boost the transmitations power stronger and only used when required. So if I have to pick two elements to be able to use without circles, I don't know what I'd pick.
Sorry I've been accidentally drinking a little x-x and yes as long as it's limited to two certain techniques or elements.Wait, my picture is from something? And sweetie? And is my kind of alchemy an allowed thing?
Techniques? Explain, please.
Seems legit enough to me, dunno how you can really manipulate a gunblade but I look forward to it! Perhaps changing the gun to different guns? *Shrugs* I thought of saying guns wouldn't be allowed but quite a few students could do more damage than a gun anyway so I don't even know.Oh then I pick my own techniques which are named Gunslinger, which focuses on the use of my gunblades and is the technique I use most, and a melee technique in which I create melee wepons from the environment similar to the way Edward makes swords and spears from the walls and floors. If those are allowed.
So he would change the perfectly crafted aerodynamic nature of a bullet into what exactly? Remember, if you're doing it like FMA then even without a circle your hands still need to touch the thing you're trying to change.No, he would manipulate the bullets themselves, or change the shape of the blades.
Physically it would be exactly the same. He would just add an element or two to create different affects such as a flaming bullet which, by the way, he carries around three premade bullets that ignite when shot.
Sure, you can take another technique if you want. Perhaps making ranged weapons too? Though you would need very specific materials to make them...hmmm. You could have basic flame alchemy so you could say, set the blades or weapony bit of your weapons on fire too.But it isn't magic. It is science and now that I think about it, why would I need bullets that are on fire? So just the Weaponmaker technique then?