Talk:Blast Bomb

Copy Rezo uses the Blast Bomb in the manga series as well as in the main novels, although I think it was a spell of his own, with the equal power of Blast Bomb.

Naga can use it too in Slayers Royal 1, and it seems that Ameria uses it as well in Slayers Royal 2, but these 2 shouldn't been taken into account, not being the games too canon =/


 * I read the novels, and the Blast Bomb was not introduced until book 5. I also have the japanese manga, if you could tell me on which page does this happen, I would look into it. However, if the spell is just equal to the Blast Bomb in power, then it should not be present in the spell's article, as it's misleading.


 * The games are are quite inconsistent with canon material when it comes to spells. In the SNES game for instance, Ragna Blade is less powerful than Ra Tilt. I think they should not be taken seriously regarding spells.--Pip25 08:25, 6 December 2006 (UTC)

Maybe I'm mistaken with the Blast Bomb being in the novels... right now I don't have it, so I can't say for sure =/ In the manga series, Copy Rezo uses it twice. I don't have it neither right now, but I remember it's an almost full page image, with his both arms spreaded and several "fireballs" floating above him.

I am now currently looking at volume 3 of the Slayers novel series, and Copy Rezo does use the Blast Bomb. It's on page 199 of the English version if anyone wants to know. - Catgirl the Crazy 20:50, 6 December 2006


 * Man... Your are right! My apologies to Shansito, I'll revert his edit immediately. Interesting, though, because this means that Kanzaka (or rather Lina) contradicts himself in book 5, when Lina, while casting Blast Bomb on Zanaffar, brags about being the third person in history to cast the spell. (The other two being Lei Magnus and Xelloss.) Although perhaps Lina only referred to the (supposedly) human casters, as she knew that Copy Rezo was a half-mazoku. Again, sorry about this. --Pip25 07:41, 7 December 2006 (UTC)