Blade must be really cold

I really like the angelic look of this design, which suggests that oxygen, though potentially hazardous as stated, is also essential to the life of many organisms.

That said, I feel sorry for the obligate anaerobes.

Oh hey, I didn't notice that these pix have been pooled. Also, she must be really easy to light on fire.

What happens when the blade slashes fire..?

this could be mean unlimited power recource right?

im going to nerd out here, be warned.

I like the out of the box concept of oxygen poisoning. but very impractical for a O2 grenade launcher and a solid O2 blade.

the sword alone would have to be maintained at almost 50 Kelvin or around -370 degrees Fahrenheit or below. For the energy and technology required to do so would far exceed the minor use of stabbing or slashing them. It would be far more efficient to just get a regular sword. BTW at that tempature you would suffer from Shock from it freezing your flesh almost instantly (more so if the sword melted and you get liquid oxygen on you) rather making the O2 poisoning the very least of your problems.

BTW the orange should have instead a light blue hue instead since oxygen is a pale blue :/

Ataeru said:
at that tempature you would suffer from Shock from it freezing your flesh almost instantly (more so if the sword melted and you get liquid oxygen on you) rather making the O2 poisoning the very least of your problems.

I would imagine that what/whoever built her/the toys would have taken that into consideration.

The weapons seem *really* impractical.

Solid oxygen blade? I think an oxygen injector blade would be more practical if you really want to cause death by excess of oxygen, don't you think?

Looks like Gia took some inspiration from Kirby 64 with the design.

Noiko_Imura said:
Looks like Gia took some inspiration from Kirby 64 with the design.

I see what you did there.

Butt, where is the cactus?