Ifrit Fight

[Dreadnought]

he does breathe a blue flame....

oh does he? i didnt notice, again though aesthetically in fashion it would not be called cohesive and a poor choice in color scheme. thats just how my eye sees things i guess.
but everything else looks fantastic! cant wait!

[Konachibi]

oh does he? i didnt notice, again though aesthetically in fashion it would not be called cohesive and a poor choice in color scheme. thats just how my eye sees things i guess.
but everything else looks fantastic! cant wait!

If I remember correctly blue flames are caused by a fire that's not as hot as an orange flame, usually you see it as a fire is almost burnt out, or at the base of bunsen burners also as that's where the gas is projected from before it's set alight (so it hasn't built to full heat to become orange untill further into the flame), so if we were to look at it in a realistic sense, every time Ifrit breathed fire or used his 'hellfire' skill, there would be blue fire mixed in with the orange fire.

There is also white fire but that is from a flame that is hotter than orange fire, which would look kind of weird (people would mistake it for holy or something )

[Synapse]

If I remember correctly blue flames are caused by a fire that's not as hot as an orange flame, usually you see it as a fire is almost burnt out, or at the base of bunsen burners also as that's where the gas is projected from before it's set alight (so it hasn't built to full heat to become orange untill further into the flame), so if we were to look at it in a realistic sense, every time Ifrit breathed fire or used his 'hellfire' skill, there would be blue fire mixed in with the orange fire.

There is also white fire but that is from a flame that is hotter than orange fire, which would look kind of weird (people would mistake it for holy or something )

(Hot)Red/Orange > Blue > White (Hottest).. The bunsen burner has orange and blue fire because the Blue fire has high oxygen involved, so its pure burning, compared to incomplete burning(orange) producing soot.

[Konachibi]

(Hot)Red/Orange > Blue > White (Hottest).. The bunsen burner has orange and blue fire because the Blue fire has high oxygen involved, so its pure burning, compared to incomplete burning(orange) producing soot.

Oh yeah.

Well spotted. Been 10 years since my last chemistry lesson so I'm a little bit rusty on this, had a feeling I'd gotten it backwards somewhere though. ^.^