How the Knock-up Stream Works - One Piece Mechanics

so let's kick things off with a brief description of the knock-up stream luckily Oda tells us the mechanics of the phenomenon date below the below the floor there are large cavities filled with air cool ER pockets and some geothermal energy becomes steam pressure builds and when it finally becomes too great there's a tremendous explosion hurls the water into the air and creates a current the phenomena looks most similar to the actions of the geysers but on a much larger scale and with an ocean of water between the point of press release and the surface the issue with the release that Cricket describes is that it would disperse energy in all directions rather than a directional flow and so I find similarities in the knock-up Stream with the mid-century atomic bomb test which while terrifying in scale don't have the focus of the knock-up streams and those energy releases were much closer to the surface although I've heard that Oda seemed to have taken this concept from a real environmental occurrence called a limnic eruption the similarity seemed to stop at gases trapped in rock their eruptions take a form of toxic levels of CO2 and raise the water levels a little bit so I want to tossed it in a Whirlpool to throw us off the sense and

Channel: On Structures

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Length: 0min 57sec (57 seconds)

Published: Thu Aug 17 2023