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| − | |Behavioral Changes = Makes the wielder unable to explode}}'''Inexplosive''' makes the wielder unable to explode. It is primarily useful for adding to [[Explosive|explosive]] objects to keep them from being detonated.{{Imageneeded}} |
+ | |Behavioral Changes = Makes the wielder unable to explode}}'''Inexplosive''' makes the wielder unable to explode through interaction. It is primarily useful for adding to [[Explosive|explosive]] objects to keep them from being detonated, as they cannot be interacted. "Inexplosive" weapons that normally fire explosive ammunition, such as the [[Rocket Launcher]], have inexplosive projectiles and those projectiles simply disappear and deal no damage unless otherwise. However, the adjective will not suppress the object's naturally explosive reactions to fire, water, etc. For instance, "Electric Inexplosive" bombs will still explode in water and and "Inexplosive" bombs will always explode on fire damage unless they are "Fireproof."{{Imageneeded}} |
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Revision as of 07:08, 1 December 2013
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Aesthetic Changes |
None |
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Behavioral Changes |
Makes the wielder unable to explode |
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Synonyms |
None Known |
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Available in |
Super Scribblenauts, Scribblenauts Remix, Scribblenauts Unlimited, Scribblenauts Unmasked, Scribblenauts Showdown, Scribblenauts Mega Pack |
Inexplosive makes the wielder unable to explode through interaction. It is primarily useful for adding to explosive objects to keep them from being detonated, as they cannot be interacted. "Inexplosive" weapons that normally fire explosive ammunition, such as the Rocket Launcher, have inexplosive projectiles and those projectiles simply disappear and deal no damage unless otherwise. However, the adjective will not suppress the object's naturally explosive reactions to fire, water, etc. For instance, "Electric Inexplosive" bombs will still explode in water and and "Inexplosive" bombs will always explode on fire damage unless they are "Fireproof."