#fire breath

[theknucklehead]

Here are some gifs I made of funny moments from classic Sailor Moon.

[angelofalls]

Born under the Fire sign has it's perks!

[oldschoolfrp]

Chimera by David Sutherland (from Dungeons & Dragons, Supplement II: Blackmoor by Dave Arneson, TSR, 1975-79). For the 1977 AD&D Monster Manual Sutherland redrew a similar chimera, adding wings and changing the back paw to a hoof, within a flammable frame.

[cintailed]

Happy TDoV everybody! Scorch your enemies into oblivion!

[picodart]

[ethogirltournament]

Etho, well…he’s etho. He IS etho. The origin of the ethogirl, the receiver of the much affection of the Ethogirl army. Fire was lucky enough and Ethogirl enough to be put on the main man’s very first MCC team, and gladly joined in on the cosplay! A subtler Ethogirl, but subtle does not make one any less Not Normal about the man, just more hidden.

[b-theshittyhuman]

Just me preparing for my passion project

Me: I wonder if it's possible to create a scientifically accurate dragon?

Me: *starts by researching ways their fire breath could work*

What I found:

Respiration is a biological process that turns oxygen and glucose into carbon dioxide, water and energy

Methane can be created through something known as a Sabatier process, which requires combining carbon dioxide with hydrogen.

Electrolysis is the process of using electricity two split water into hydrogen and oxygen.

So what if a dragon had a voluntary ability to take the water vapor and carbon dioxide from their lungs and turn it into methane which they can then use as fuel for a biological flame thrower. Perhaps expelling the methane at great enough speed for it to catch on fire, or using the same electricity for electrolysis to combust the methane.

Plus they can then use the oxygen from electrolysis to create more carbon dioxide instead of taking another breath.

I'm sure there's a more efficient way for this fire breath to work, perhaps instead they produce a flammable liquid and have a little thingy that creates fire via friction. Or just use the hydrogen from electrolysis to create nearly invisible flames. Or even have a symbiotic relationship with something similar to the microorganisms in our gut that produce methane, but in their throat, and they're fire resistant.

idk, evolution's weird, but this was really fun.

[arjengelly]

Imagine Shigaraki taking all of Deku’s OFA quirks and gets taken by surprise as he’s blasted with fire breath. Even Izuku is shocked as his dormant quirk finally reveals itself in this life or death situation.

[smbhax]

Dragon's Lair - from Dragon's Lair Trilogy (PC/Steam)

Session: https://youtu.be/HXXQE4QeLtU

[katicin]

another recent dnd commission, this time an icon-style design for a tabletop group from Ireland. Their name is South Down Tabletop, which is what the acronym in the fire breath is for ^^

my comms are open btw! I do lots of stuff https://katicincomms.carrd.co

[ejochsner]

Summer Supers OC Aesthetics 3/7

Spitfire (He/Him) 🧡

Pyrogenesis (Fire Breath)

[theknucklehead]

GARFIELD used FLAMETHROWER!

It's super effective!

[jhsharman]

Just Say Cheese

New barrel of cheese.

Fire.

Yeah, they went there.

[oldschoolfrp]

Cry havoc, and roll initiative (Greg Bell, D&D Supplement II: Blackmoor by Dave Arneson, TSR, 1975)

[picodart]

[autoacafiles]