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24th July

30th July

(I know this isn't a kilonova, but the aesthetics of it mimic a kilonova) WHY IS THIS BOMB SO POWERFUL??? (note: This isn't a kilonova anymore, don't obey the title.)

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spiky_potato_viper 27th July

the only requiment is that an azure must have warp and gbmb
spiky_potato_viper 27th July

also, azure use all energy particle, azures are just not allowed to use particles that directly destroy other particles, like non-explosive sing, amtr, dest, cray, and dray
spiky_potato_viper 27th July

neut liquifies rsss, phot and elec are better at burning insl that is not exposed
bomb_creator 27th July

turned from a kilonova to a smaller version of a supernova
bomb_creator 27th July

now it doesn't leave plutonium behind
bomb_creator 27th July

don't azure bombs only use protons? give reasons why i need to include neutron, electrons, photons (like in the azure lotus)
spiky_potato_viper 27th July

first and foremost, an actual detonation would have prot, neut, and elec. secondly, it's an excessive amount of deut. it's going to hit the particle cap way before the deut is used, so you can make it much smaller.
bomb_creator 26th July

correction: the bomb does still leave plutonium behind even with neutrons.
bomb_creator 26th July

Leaves plutonium behind. The neutron version (type: !set type prot neut) leaves nothing behind.
KyleTheCreator 26th July

very gud

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Kilonova by bomb_creator

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