Ages of the characters

Toroko is most likely over ten years old.

At least, I think. She seems to be a few years older than those colons, which are 10, so I don't think it's unreasonable for Toroko to be perhaps 13 or even 14

 

Quote: 16
Curly: 15
Sue: 14
Kazuma: 22
Momorin: 41
Booster: 61
Toroko: 12
King: 21
Arthur: 23
Chie: 9
Jenka: Immortal (Thousands of years)
Ballos: Immortal minus 5
Misery: Immortal minus 21

My opinion.
All mimigas' age are counted as human.

 

What if mimigas live longer than humans?

 

What if mimigas live longer than humans?

We've already discussed that it's highly probable that the average Mimiga lifespan is about two thirds of the human lifespan.

 

12? not right. Max is 8, min is 6.

Toroko is 6 or 8, and King is 16. Leave it like that. :/

 

We've already discussed that it's highly probable that the average Mimiga lifespan is about two thirds of the human lifespan.

IN WHAT WAY? Where is any information given to say this?

 

Likeness to rabbits and dogs.

 

Comparision

Eh, I remember getting yelled at for comparing them to rabbits.
{There's not really any proof, besides their external apperances, that they're anything like them. Since they're biped and can speak/think, we could just as easily compare them to humans....}
It's not very conclusive evidence...

 

IN WHAT WAY? Where is any information given to say this?

This post. There's been some discussion on that matter, but that post contains all the necessary info. Lurk moar before yelling, dumbass.
Anyway, it may not be exactly two thirds, but we know that it's most likely that Mimigas live shorter than humans. The two thirds is what I think is the most accurate number.

 

*Facepalm*

Lol, I completely forgot about posting that.
And here I was, trying to figure out where this theory came from....
;

 

Re: *Facepalm*

Lol, I completely forgot about posting that.
And here I was, trying to figure out where this theory came from....
;

Lowell, I am disappoint.

 

I totally forgot that rule.

 

Yea, but that doesn't take account magic, or failing that,the fact that cave story world may not behave based upon the same physics as ours. Or even if it does, if the planet above which the island floats is somewhat smaller than earth, then the force of gravity acting on the body would be lesser, meaning that it would require less pressure to move the blood about the body and the heart would not have to work as hard (as well as less stress in the bones), leading to a longer livespan.

Therefore the Mimigas can be older. Because I imagine it so.

 

Yea, but that doesn't take account magic, or failing that,the fact that cave story world may not behave based upon the same physics as ours. Or even if it does, if the planet above which the island floats is somewhat smaller than earth, then the force of gravity acting on the body would be lesser, meaning that it would require less pressure to move the blood about the body and the heart would not have to work as hard (as well as less stress in the bones), leading to a longer livespan.

Therefore the Mimigas can be older. Because I imagine it so.

Yea, but that doesn't take account for the fact that I said "highly probable", i.e. what I said doesn't necessarily have to be true, but it is the most probable truth out there. Anyway, you can go all "raging fanboy", but that doesn't change the fact that even with weaker gravity, smaller creatures would still live shorter than larger ones. [off-topic]For that matter, I don't understand why does every freaking race in every freaking fantasy live far longer than humans. Elves? Dwarves? Hobbits Halflings? Yeah, they can all live for at least two hundred freaking years.[/off-topic] Also, we're at least using a somewhat scientific line of reasoning, as opposed to the far more popular "A Wizard Did It".

 

Yea, but that doesn't take account magic, or failing that,the fact that cave story world may not behave based upon the same physics as ours. Or even if it does, if the planet above which the island floats is somewhat smaller than earth, then the force of gravity acting on the body would be lesser, meaning that it would require less pressure to move the blood about the body and the heart would not have to work as hard (as well as less stress in the bones), leading to a longer livespan.

Therefore the Mimigas can be older. Because I imagine it so.

King runs at the same speed as Quote. If gravity were lessened, he would be able to run faster and jump higher than him, two things he is unable to do.

Magic is definitely present on the island, but that doesn't speak for the Mimigas.

 

Uhm wat?

King runs at the same speed as Quote. If gravity were lessened, he would be able to run faster and jump higher than

wat?
If gravity is lessend both would be equal (or more like: Quote would be faster, He is a fucking Killer Robot.)

 

Well he probably wouldn't be doing anything. He'd be jumping off the walls and fucking up the female population. Well, that's what I would do if I could do that ingame.

Also Quote is a robot. And by Xanthian rules, you can't have magic if you're not born there. Quote is denied this awesome power, meaning only the real inhabitants of the island would have their gravity uplifted. This appears not to be the case, since Quote still runs faster.

Even if it did effect Quote, he'd still be able to jump like three times higher than King, which he can do without any magical powers.

 

Quote: 10 years +/- 2 years (programing and testing)
Curly: The same as quote


Sue: 10
Kazuma: 18
Booster: 55

Jenka: 500
Misery: 300

Toroko: 10
King: 18
others about the same.

 

Don't bump

 

What do you mean?