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I feel like this is the Wasting Mother, at least a 'form' of her, either that or an offspring(Ella mention to MC the possibility of the whole universe being reborn as her progeny), Halona said that she was Massive when she and Deus gaze upon her fight with Malik, but, i think is a case of brain fuckery/Wasting Mother taking an Human-Like appearance to try and communicate with him during their battle.
Fucking Malik man, if she's actually Apostle Level or something, he might had shaked a wasp nest without reason, only possible redemption after such(potential) fuckup is him swinging her to his side to fight an Apostle or sum.
It bums me out so much that WW finally started designing women with relatively normal sized tits (they look 1000x hotter) but they appear so late in the game that it seems unlikely we'll get any sex scenes with them until the possible sequel in like, 5 years, if at all
According to the code you can see if you look at it via page source, the file's called "mn.jpg".
It's a false dichotomy. Because again, in the setting of the game, the SH power system allows the SHs to selectively defy physics, so it's not an either or situation. I don't know what's so hard to understand about this or why you keep insisting on ignoring the setting of SH when we're on the topic of how physics work in SH.it is not a false dichotomy, it is just a binary decision. you either include physics into your reasoning -- or you don't.
WW, and many other authors, rely on common understanding of scientific concepts to help the reader imagine how something would behave. Or they can utilize them within the bounds of dramatic license, for hyperbole, for example. these things appearing in the text doesn't mean that whatever fiction they support is meaningfully integrated into our scientific understanding of the world, or that we can build on the latter to make conclusions about that fiction. it can be, but it's not in Superhuman. SH is not sci-fi, it just doesn't engage with its concepts like that, giving dramatic consistency much more importance instead
that doesn't make it not nuanced or flawed, but there is a difference. what SH does is equivalent to describing a bright light as 'burning with the strength of a thousand suns'. i understand what that means to convey and have no issue with that. what I have issue with is someone then coming in and saying 'a thousand suns, huh?well, i did the math and this character can output 150 million C! you can't argue with that, it's literally in the source, "a thousand suns", see?'
or another example is some character controlling water. it's fine to reason about how much destruction they could cause with the amount of water they can control, it is not fine to go: 'well, this character can control anything with hydrogen bonds or maybe matter itself! after all, there's nothing special about water that would make only it, specifically, controllable.'
Also Planck units is a system of measurement based on fundamental physical constants with EXACT numbers. Trying to lump it together as vague statements like "the strength of a thousand suns" as hyperbole is honestly both idiotic and bad-faith.
Lastly you still haven't answered me wether you believe Goku is ice level or not just because he doesn't destroy the universe in every fight. Yes or no?
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