Bae couldn't believe Biboo's answer to this question [HololiveEN]

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[@mr_noname8840]

Hakos baelz: can you swim? Koseki bijou: :D I always love when biboo try to reply she always default to :D

[@SenrihinThrall]

Biboo not in motion will understandably sink like a stone. Rats are really good swimmers, as well. So, does Biboo wear skates or do her crystal feet work just as well?

[@RoflCannon6]

Her feet can become Heelies

[@broadbandislife]

The main thing about modern ice skates design-wise is the blades which quite literally cut into the ice, a Medieval Dutch innovation. Early on they were essentially just small specialised skis used for crossing ice with the propulsion often done by a pole; oldest known examples, made of animals bone, come from Finland ca. 5,000 ya where they presumably arose out of the frequent need to cross the very plentiful lakes of the region in winter. Biboo's powerset is kinda vague but I'd assume she'd be able to alter the shape of her -candy feet- gem shoes at will...?

[@SenrihinThrall]

@@broadbandislife Hmm.. she is very edgy...

[@sykamoreva9803]

The rock moves through water, but cannot swim... almost sounds like some kind of proverb

[@miguelaponte8876]

She's Rock type. The other half is Fairy type which helps her a little. 😂

[@Addeand]

She's such a carbink

[@simpledj509chromo7]

Without movement she immediately sinks. That’s actually hilarious considering her lore.

[@LKC71]

Well you can always skip Biboo, just have to throw in the right angle.

[@quocdungninh1573]

Bae: Can you swim? Biboo: :D

[@TheBongReyes]

Rocks can’t thread water but they sure can skip sling the surface of the water easily.

[@TomtheWonderDog]

Bae is a swimmer? That explains how the Bubonic Plague got to Italy...

[@dcaslick]

She’s a rock. The fact she can swim at all is amazing!

[@akale2620]

Try throwing a rock in water and you have your answer bye

[@glasseyemarduke3746]

Its so weird to see Bae be the larger person in a colab. Im so used to seing her as the smallest of the group 😂

[@poorwillwhipper7950]

Swim Teacher: First we front crawl, then we butterfly Biboo: What about treading water? Swim Teacher: We'll get to that eventually.

[@chiichan3774]

you learn treading water by failing to sink. Just like you learn to fly by failing to hit the ground when falling.

[@alok-kfpwahkingdeliveryguy3420]

Biboo is rock rock, just like stone skipping she needs to move because when she stops she sink.

[@Altercepez]

Sink like a Rock

[@chiichan3774]

Butterfly? I think she meant breastroke right? Surely you can't do butterfly as a rock...

[@BaruraChannel]

floating rock

[@broadbandislife]

Confirmed pumice o3o

[@MazoDragon]

Biboo is pumice. Bae is purats.

[@Valius_V]

Understandable, she is like a rock thrown into the water bouncing off the surface, but if you throw it at more vertically angle it will immediately sink to the bottom.

[@Icetea-2000]

She does the instinctive baby paddle is what she means

[@JoshTruff]

Bae obviously a swimmer ha, I bet biboo was talking breaststroke because aint nobody doing butterfly outside competition.

[@spsawyer22]

God butterfly was awful

[@akale2620]

Bibu can't do breaststroke Minimum requirements not met.

[@Zal0vid]

LOL

[@vincentcoates2442]

Biboo confirmed shark, if she stops moving she'll drown cuz she can't tread

[@broadbandislife]

That's not how sharks work.

[@xorjonas8472]

She seems like a rather flat rock.. so if Bae just toss her into the water at the right angle Bibbo could just keep skiping all the way to the other side. Humm better call Calli for the toss though

[@sniperoth]

I was kinda expecting Biboo to be a treading expert. I mean, she needs to tread even on kiddie pools, no?

[@simpledj509chromo7]

It’s been what, three years and Bae’s freaking accent still carries unyielding power. Also the thought of Biboo sinking like a rock without movement in water is quite funny to me.

[@FerrumAnulum]

Treading water is just vertical swimming.

[@kentrenner372]

If there is "Animal Spirit" then biboo is my "Stone Spirit". I 100% understand her. We both can swimm to a degree

[@TheBigred0911]

Pretty easy to see. Biboo is a rock so she sinks unless she's moving along the surface.

[@Voltlighter]

Biboo is actually a shark, she can't breath if she stops moving in the water

[@broadbandislife]

That's a handful of species out of literal hundreds. The obligate ram breeders are all open-ocean dwellers that have no reason to ever stop swimming in the first place, the more coastal types will cheerily sleep on the bottom.

[@SKy_the_Thunder]

A deep inhale and holding still should already keep you afloat in still water. The rest is just luxury.

[@ryde5437]

Are we just gonna ignore Biboo can ice skate?

[@EndoftheBeginning17]

That one mystifies me even more. Ice Skating requires balance yet this girls falls down all the time, so how did she do ice skating???

[@blueleader8323]

@@EndoftheBeginning17it’s possible she can only balance on ice. Idk

[@broadbandislife]

@@EndoftheBeginning17 I've kind of gotten the impression her tendency to stumble is similar to my mother's - not clumsiness but just not watching your footing because you attention is elsewhere (and short as she is she kinda needs to keep her gaze high to properly take in her surroundings). She apparently learns dancing quickly and without issues so it's not like there were some baseline issues with her coordination and balance. Ice skating is done on a very fundamentally smooth and level surface so none of that matters there.

[@KyrialArthian]

It's so crazy to me thinking about not being able to swim. I grew up in south Florida, where meeting someone who can't swim is like meeting someone who can't read. It just feels like an essential skill you learn as a little kid, even though it's absolutely not. xD All the talk of different kinds of "strokes" and such just sound like making it more complicated than it is. I never learned any of them, and have little to no idea what any of them are called. I just swim! Just get in the water and figure it out! It's one of the least complicated skills there is. That said... I can't ice skate at all. I've tried a few times, as a kid, as a teen, and even once as an adult, and it went the same each time. I cannot even stay standing. No damn balance at all.

[@Raul_27]

Rock is weak to water.

[@Vampaer0]

To be fair, my swimming lessons didn’t teach me how to tread water until like the last swimming level

[@simpledj509chromo7]

That’s crazy to me. Literally the first thing they taught us was to float on our backs and then tread water. Something like: look at the sky, move your arms a bit, see, you can float. Now look at the wall of the pool, move your arms a bit, kick lightly, see, you can stay here and not drown. 😂

[@FishyTheHook]

She can stay afloat for a couple minutes so PLZ dont let her anywhere near that aussie ocean Bea. Her life is already at stake being in the country enough.

[@APS_Inc]

Bae moved to Japan I thought? So they're not in Oz.

[@FishyTheHook]

@@APS_Inc You're completely right, i forgot about her move. Still good to know Bea has Beebs back if they go swimming anywhere.

[@silvergalaxie]

it is easy. it is reaching adulthood w/o practice that makes it seem hard. intrusive thoughts. needs to make many,many attempts at remaining vertical,all the while practicing at defaulting to on one's back. relaxing is hard,when your animal brain thinks you will sink. when you lay on your back,you realize you can breath w/o any physical effort,then suddenly fear&anxiety are greatly reduced. G 14Aug'24

[@DinnerForkTongue]

Learning to float is more than a skill, it's a necessity for survival.

[@astrealove2247]

Well, she's a rock, she can just walk on the bottom.

[@kirbyjoe7484]

Don't be silly, it's impossible for rocks to tread water since they will sink like a stone. But in all seriousness, Biboo is small and super thin. She likely does not float very well due to lack of body fat and a smaller surface area.

[@Paradox-es3bl]

Perhaps that’s part of why almost any time I tried to lay back and just float, I mostly couldn’t. Like SOMETIMES my nose would stick out lmao. And sometimes I basically just sank. Literally until AFTER I graduated, I was probably about the size of someone at least 3-5 YEARS smaller. Like at 13 I weighed LESS than the FLYER on the cheer team. By like 5lbs, but still. And I was probably like 5’4. I was the size of the average 8 year old guy, I think. Though that was also when most of the rest of my growth spurt came. I got to I think about 5’8 and 160lbs after Freshman year. Without my facial hair, though? I could still easy pass for like 3 years younger, minimum. I probably could’ve gone back to high school at like 22 and passed as a Senior. Now though? I’ve had gray hairs for probably about 5 years and I just turned 31 lol. I probably look at least 33.

[@realization8919]

I'm a competitive swimmer and I still cant tread water💀

[@masterbait7251]

Same I can swim but can't tread on water. My massive calves are like anchors

[@N0va186]

In short biboo is forever in the kiddy pool 😂

[@quaeravoluptatem]

I am so confused... When I took swimming lessons the warmup for _every lesson_ was treading water. A longer time at each level, up to five minutes in the last few levels. It was also one of the first things taught in the beginning. How...?

[@arttizkappa2588]

How can stone swimming 😂

[@broadbandislife]

Pumice wants to know your location... And it's not like concrete-hull ships weren't a thing.

[@kaitokatsuki6862]

Why does she need to swim when she can just have Calli yeet her across the water?

[@adamatari]

I can float okay but treading water is a super waste of energy. I CAN do it but there is almost never a condition where it’s better than actually swimming.

[@TeaToaster]

Chug water? Nice AI subs

[@leonard_y32]

So she just... wiggle in place? I can do breaststrokes but deep water scares me so if I don't have to I'll avoid swimming.

[@severussnape2917]

She's a rock

[@Lucid_fraktion0458]

I wasn't taught to tread in the water as well in swimming class. Just the strokes. I just did it on my own. Easier at sea, that's why I prefer to swim at sea less effort

[@gabetalks9275]

My hockey loving heart i now really hoping that Biboo is a hockey fan. We already know that she lives in MT, so she's already in hockey country.

[@cubicis15180]

She can swim.... With Rock Rock style! (Sinking)

[@kuzumadesu]

Can she skip water? Like flat rocks?

[@broadbandislife]

"YEET?!" - Calli, probably

[@Paradox-es3bl]

If I remember right, the test at the local fitness center pool when I was growing up, to not need to wear their safety floatation device thing, was to tread water for 60 seconds without using your arms. I don’t really have any clue why. You’re not going to lose half the function of your body and still be able to not drown for 60 seconds and give the lifeguard time to save you. You’ll either lose all function, or keep all function. At least, probably. Unless maybe you have a stroke in your brain and ONE arm loses function? Idfk dude 🤷‍♀️ But honestly, I did it first try. Really wasn’t hard. Idk how you can doggy paddle and not tread water. One of my first memories about swimming is I hadn’t fully learned how to swim, and accidentally fell in the pool in all my clothes. I literally just doggy paddled to the stairs. My father didn’t even jump in, despite being literally next to me when I fell. And he used to be a volunteer firefighter and EMT. Like, the definition of the type of person who SHOULD be like, “MY SON WHO DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO SWIM FELL IN THE POOL? I’M IN!” But instead he was like, “Let me wait like 30 seconds and see if he’s dying or not.” (It didn’t actually take nearly that long for me to surface and start paddling to the stairs… but still. I’m pretty sure if I had a kid and they fell in, I’d MAYBE take my electronics out of my pockets and jump in. Or maybe I’d just jump in, F my electronics. Idk.) Anyway, since that day, I’ve been able to swim. But honestly, I learned ONE better way to move my arms, which was how I NATURALLY swam underwater anyway, and was just like, “Huh. What if I move my arms like this instead of splashing about like a moron?” And I hated myself for not thinking of it years sooner lmao. I think it’s basically the breast stroke style? But you just kinda move your arms in circles, while kicking your legs directly under you. Practically doggy paddle style but down instead of behind. Boom. Treading water 🤷‍♀️

[@kyd_kida]

she's just like me frfr I can swim like hundreds meter without resting but I can't tread water lol

[@logshin2678]

Thread is so hard

[@dinosaurusrex1482]

This is what I think of with the whole 'gura can't float' thing. It makes no sense for a shark to not be able to swim at all.

[@bankkunarak]

fun fact : (some species of) shark can actually drown if they stop moving

[@broadbandislife]

@@bankkunarak _Obligate ram breathers_ that can't pump water through their gills and are reliant on the flow generated by forward motion, yeah. Limited to a handful of open-ocean species that basically have no reason to ever stop swimming in the first place. One notable feature is they don't have swim bladders, in common with all cartilaginous fish, and use other means of buoyancy control - most notably a kind of oil stored in the liver. (Sand tiger sharks also store air in their stomachs which acts as a simple swim bladder.) And since pound for pound their skeletons only weigh about a third of that of bony fishes they have less need for additional buoyancy to begin with.

[@tsutl84]

I'm 5'6" and 200 lbs and sink in water. I can swim really good, but I can't float. I know skinny people who can float and I can't! I also can't tread water. Not enough buoyancy to counter the sinking so it's better to just swim normally.

[@HEX33C1FF]

I am the same height, and lighter, but only half my body can float. No matter how many lessons I get in it, my legs just sink.

[@NoHypocrisy42]

4ft ded? So kiddie pool? .5 feet deep?

[@IceBloo]

Strokes not strikes

[@realization8919]

Imo butterfly is second easiest stroke, since backstroke is extremely annoying for me and I have to hold my breathe too much for free.

[@Kogasengaha_Hishoshi]

*:D*

[@omardiaz5842]

Penguin 🐧 should teach her

[@Lucid_fraktion0458]

Well, i had to learn how to tread myself even it wasn't taught in the first place. If i didn't. I had drowned and failed the class. (Save someone who's drowning lesson lol)

[@benruniko]

She just like me fr fr To be serious, I wonder if dwarfism actually makes swimming harder? I have never researched it.

[@lekhanhnam3761]

I guess shorter arms and legs might make it harder to sail and propel yourself? maybe you could swim but it's harder to travel large distance if you don't have the endurance for it

[@broadbandislife]

Don't see why proportionate dwarfism (which is what Beebs has by the sounds of it) would, at least.

[@97Multiphantom]

Does Biboo have dwarfism? I thought she was just short.

[@benruniko]

This is not knowledge, I believe she may suffer from some sort of genetic dwarfism from her descriptions of having really dense muscles in her legs, the way she moves in 3d, etc. nothing bad about it, just a thing i thought about

[@benruniko]

I was thinking not that the size or shape of a person with dwarfism would hinder them but that their buoyancy would be lower than average. But i guess thats probably nonsense

[@Sonicsion]

Can't tread water? Being taught how to tread water? This is so weird for me. Though I grew up around water basically and was thrown into a pool when I was like 2 I don't recall being taught how to tread water but I can. I remember for school we had a test on a swimming day where we had to start with a jumper and jeans on. Tread for like 5 minutes then take it off and continue for another 5.

[@nearata]

as a non native english speaker, what does "tread water" mean?

[@Sonicsion]

@@nearata Floating in place keeping you're head above water. "to float with your head above the water's surface and your feet below you by moving your legs and arms up and down." A definition according to google

[@nearata]

@@Sonicsion thanks

[@ChatNoir-999]

3 feet Biboo?

[@XtevenGan]

Same, like I can swim from point A to point B, but never learn how to tread on water, mostly because I just swim in those small swimming pool, never really got a chance to try those deeper swimming pool

[@EndoftheBeginning17]

Don't really need deep water anything approximating you actual body height will do. You don't kick your legs straight down but instead have you body positioned straight down and you move your legs like if you're riding a bicycle, then the arms can either do dog paddle or sculling (moving your arms side to side but opposite each other

[@Flugmorph]

odd subs

[@sleipnir_8364]

under 4 ft. huh

[@J3Puffin]

She’s 4 foot 6

[@scruffyryan]

Biboo gorilla arms and baby legs confirmed.

[@tomaman258]

:D