oxygen is the oxidiser, tho.

in short, people die when they are killed, but the true smell of death, that sickly sweet one, takes a while to set in.

pathetic. just share another drink with him, except this one is the Theon special, then scream 'assassin!' at the top of your lungs. I swear, dude lost his last brain cell to the good stuff.

why? of course, it is to write a novel titled "I became a salted fish manga shop owner, but I have a god-tier life level in secret!"

here's the thing, tho: he has never been defeated by the wild-type humans. we all know that a system-wielding cheater usually achieves 100 years' worth of training in a year, sometimes a single evening of just slaughtering beasts. if that still can't beat the strongest cave man equivalent, those cave men should have already conquered the world, which they have not.

meteorite iron was better than forged sponge iron for two reasons: one, the nickel content, two, the purity of the iron itself. Narutoland has surprisingly advanced industry (sheet steel prefab buildings in Ame), meaning they can do modern quality steel, as trash iron is not suitable for rolling into sheets. in other words, a well-mixed alloy would make a superior sword any day. everything about ancient hundred forged or meteorite steel superiority is superstition and bs.

that's not an onesie, though. that is her true body, disguised as harmless clothing. she is a devious ambush predator with a great lure.

her human head is just the lure, and once you get close, the shark jaws snap shut, bite your head off.

hit the mark, tho. and any magic with flashy effects is wasteful, might as well put the flashy bits into extra damage. in proper magic, the target should not even know how they died, and neither should any witnesses.

could just use warp to hit re-destro with his own bullet

sure, he was a stand-up guy for his species of horse-riding troglodyte. I mean, he adhered to cultural rules of not spilling blood in their only permanent settlement by pouring Molten gold on a dude's head instead, no blood whatsoever.

and after 1999, plot snaps back?

MC being his usual ŗęţąŗdęd self. could have borrowed the sharingan from Kakashi, then have a shadow clone/Shisui and Itatchi attack Obito on the outside while he waits in the Kamui dimension until Obito attempts intangibility, chop off his head and pluck out his eyes. oh, right, this would end the story in three more chapters.

including a Diometer, which monitors the big D energy.

he can't learn sage mode, BC he is ŗęţąŗdęd. no two ways about it. because, the first requirement is to have a body that is tough enough to survive the enhancement. the second requirement is to have enough chakra to not instantly petrify. the third requirement is to get natural energy inside his body, so he can sense it more easily. dude is literally half a step (the realization he can already do it) away from achieving sage mode, but as all Microdongese, it will take him a thousand chapters.

Valyrian nomadic shepherds dipped their toe into blood magic and liked the results they got, so they decided to go all the way. of course, some weird ones among them got curious where the limits of blood magic lay, probably after they successfully bound/created dragons. that's when all the weird stuff started appearing, such as plagues, chimeras and the like.

see, this is what some call the textbook description and author's bs not matching up. since Ice is made of Valyrian steel, it would naturally be light as a feather, then there is no way Stark would get winded from just a couple swings, unless his stamina value was multiplied by the local plot constant of 0.06

Nidaime the greatest sensor? sure, dude can't even tell he was about to be ambushed by two quasi-jinchiriki. his chakra sense is off the charts for sure, in the negatives.

yeah, this is bs. Obito can either use intangibility OR pull stuff into Kamui dimension, not both at the same time, and entering the dimension is slow with just one eye, meaning he can either pretend to be invulnerable or escape, but if he tries the latter, he would be left vulnerable for a second or two as he pulls himself into the Kamui dimension entirely. during the 'intangible' state, he opens quick portals that can only be small in scale, just enough to take away the targeted portion of his body. the bigger the portal, the longer the casting time.