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Due to these abilities, the Silver Skin is considered the best defensive capabilities of any buso renkin. Buso Renkin: While it is a solid barrier rather than a force field, Captain Bravo's jacket buso renkin, the Silver Skin, is made up of tiny, Nigh-Invulnerable hexagons that become viable when it is struck, and can regenerate extremely quickly if something does manage to break through.The individual panels shrink and expand when under stress, too - adding a additional visual element. In Vandread, the Nirvana, Jura's Dread, Gascogne's service vehicle, and some others are surrounded by a Beehive Barrier - the only time we ever see a barrier that ISN'T of this form is when Jura's Vandread utilizes its planetary shield.Knowing the series, it could well be an extended parody/homage of Neon Genesis Evangelion. These show up whenever a barrier, literal or figurative, is called for in Sgt.In My-HiME, Yukino's element takes the form of several hexagonal mirrors, which are used for defense.In Zoids, buildings and certain Zoids were equipped with this.Rahxephon uses these as part of its shielding.In fact it looked uncannily like an AT field, too. Used by Xellos in one early episode of Slayers NEXT.One of the characters in Trinity Blood had a shield entirely too similar to Evangelion's AT fields to be anything but a deliberate homage.They can also be broken by excessive force (mostly the Positron Rifle) or the Lance of Longinus.Once it is weak enough, Evas can usually breach them (either literally tearing them apart like paper or, as Rebuild 2.0 show us, shatter it like glass). It is established knowledge that AT-fields are all but impenetrable and can only be brought down by either destroying the power source or using your own to partially cancel it out.
#HEXIO WALKTHROUGH SERIES#
And in the Shin Mazinger Zero manga, Minerva X used a Beehive Barrier to protect Kouji Kabuto and Mazinger Z.Since Mazinkaiser is a reimagination of the original series, it includes this trope.And so did The Fortress of Science from Great Mazinger.The Photonic Research Institute in Mazinger Z uses a Beehive Barrier to protect the facility when under attack.Older Than the NES: The Mazinger series already used the trope in The '70s:.Finally, it can even be used for a weapon that can cut anything if it's activated so it intersects the target's body, while at the same time imprisoning it.
Besides military use, it is excellent as an umbrella, a roof for your car, a window for your house, or as a prison cell. IRIA: Zeiram the Animation overuses this kind of barrier for everything.This design actually has a veneer of plausibility, since two-dimensional hexagons and pentagons can be used to enclose a three-dimensional volume without leaving cracks, and with excellent distribution of stress. In older games or computer animation, this may have been because an object composed of hexagons was much easier to convincingly render than a sphere it now mainly owes its existence to Rule of Cool. Named after the hexagonal wax cells of honeycombs. It's not mathematically possible to create a sphere-like shape from regular hexagons alone, but one can come close by throwing in a few pentagons (twelve, for a complete sphere), and some objects in the real world (like fullerene molecules and soccer balls) have such structures. A specific and often striking type of Deflector Shield, often made out of Pure Energy, that takes the form of geometric shapes which connect to form the overall shield - often hexagons, as they tessellate conveniently well.
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