The mistake I mentioned is literally in the powers and abilities segment and the page is not even that long. Did you really missed it or are you just trying to be disingenuous?
Easy tiger, you were indeed correct and it was missed. Thank you! It is corrected now. Like i said QA is whack a mole. If you find more issues lets us know and we'll fix it.
How the info is sorted across the wiki is indeed a little unclear so the feedback is appreciated. We've been working on making more category pages and having better front page navigation but it takes time to put together. Having forum peeps use it and make suggestions would help us.
I think I already said this a few months ago, but I really like the memes under MC's abilities, they make me chuckle quite a bit
That doesn't really add up because both Syla's talk with Indra and the memory we got from the A rank hunt Silat indicate that they're from the sea. Plus if his sea human genes was that diluted I doubt the machine would recognize him
Monster DNA and human DNA almost seem like separate things imo. Sure, there's the fact that the MC isn't a perfect split because Syla had to edit herself just enough to conceive, but honestly that could still be explained by saying that she had to edit her monster DNA. So from a monster/spiritual DNA perspective, the MC is 50% Body, 49% Memory, 1% other (which allowed him to be born in the first place), then from a human/physical DNA perspective, the MC is half human, part seahuman, and part Silat. I feel this explanation makes the most sense, considering what we know. Like, we know the MC can change people's DNA, but that doesn't enable him to change the abilities of other superhumans, so a distinction should be drawn between the physical DNA that makes up an organisms phenotypes, and the organism's spiritual/monster DNA which affects their abilities and Apostle percentages.
Maybe weakness overcame her for a second? She was fighting for a bit already, expended quite some power, maybe when she tried to do something really taxing yet again her body/power reserve said no. It happened to MC few times, when he collapsed from exhaustion for a second, but scrambled to his feet afterwards.
Imo WW branching to mainstream is not the path and he should keep it as the main face of fantasy
The oldest example I know of is H.G. Wells' The Magic Shop, in 1903, but I wouldn't be surprised if there are older ones.
Claws are typically the 7th Apostle's preferred weapon (Dark). I don't remember the exact scene though
It was the MC seeing the Colossi's memories, hence feeling the respect the Giant feel for it's killer, the individual was described as tiny in comparasion, but grew two gigantic claws to attack
Maybe the 3rd's last chosen? or the 3rd himself? either way the dialogue made it out to be a shapeshifter
That's because a requirement for people to like this game is to be antisocial as fuck so we won't be doing stuff like that
He used it even earlier in the story The Crystal Egg from 1897. It's a convenient literary trick/trope to use when you want to give the protagonist a leg up/get the story moving without being too obvious about it.
