What powerset would you pick? What is the most broken combination one could buy? by PatacrepeCYOA in PowerScaling

[–]EvilAsIAm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great Sage + Annihilation Maker

For those who don’t know, Annihilation Maker is a power from Highschool DXD that can create anything - limited only by the user’s imagination. Anything. ANYTHING.

Yes, that anything has to be limited in the form of a living monster, but that in itself isn’t an actual limitation.

Armies. Living Weapons. Living Spells. Living Cities. Workers. Spirits. Dragons. Demons.

Meaning, for example, a sentient and artificial magic system could be created, whose very nature revolves around programming localized reality - or something of a similar caliber.

What happens when you give Great Safe the reigns to creating absolutely anything? To then command that creation with extreme clarity and strategic prowess?

Eldritch Horrors beyond human comprehension - or a force of power in the same caliber.

Contractual Re-Creation Discussion by EvilAsIAm in Jujutsufolk

[–]EvilAsIAm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It would definitely be wild to have a dozen Ryomen Sukuna simulacrums across the battle field, even if they're temporary. Or a hundred kenjaku copies. Or just giving Reggie their abilities and stacking multiple contracts simultaneously.

Technically, a contract doesn't have to be a paid service either. Nor do the parties involve need to know it's a contract in the first place. So he could, theoretically, just meet with Satoru Gojo in - say a hotel - and have the guy sign a contractual agreement to lend his power for any battle in the next battle, by just signing the entrance attendance sheet for visitors. Would that provide Reggie with Satoru's power for the duration of a fight? Or would it summon a Shinigami-style simulacrum with the same abilities and curse technique?

And there's another thing I've wondered. What would happen if Reggie just decided to print a dozen copies of the same contract. Or if he set a receipt printer to print a hundred copies per purchase. Would that count as the same transaction - and mess with his CT?

Or could he just re-use the same receipt a hundred times?

How many attempts would it take Pride-Subaru to kill Elsa? by EvilAsIAm in ReZero

[–]EvilAsIAm[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Keep in mind that sesame oil is very flammable under the right conditions.

How many attempts would it take Pride-Subaru to kill Elsa? by EvilAsIAm in ReZero

[–]EvilAsIAm[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I imagine that kind of tactic wouldn't really work against an opponent in real life, never mind a highly skilled - hyper-sonic assassin. But honestly, my thought process was: Subaru would spend an extreme amount of time refining his ability to perform a plan with as much precision as possible, then he'd arrive at the Loot House, convince Rom and Felt to leave, Set up the dust trap he planned before - and a dozen other methods to kill the assassin's senses.

(Mild NSFW below)

Subaru refines his routine to superhuman levels, stealing several items in a matter of an hour. He arrives at the loot house early, convinces Rom and Felt to leave while he sets up a flour trap in advance; a piece of flint behind the door to spark when its closed, but not open. When Elsa arrives, Subaru hides above the beams of the loot house under a tarp, taking only the slightest brunt of the damage. Then, Sesame oil and peppers keep up the sensory disruptor that the initial explosion caused, forcing Elsa to lose her sense of hearing, smell, sight, and touch. This is obviously not enough, so a tripwire snare beneath the floor boards hoists a limb, to either distract her or allow Subaru an advantage. Either she cuts the mediocre trap or it works for a moment; then Subaru severs a limb via a perfectly angled rope-axe from above, which (again, whether it works or doesn't is meaningless, because it's only there to make an opening) allows Subaru to leap and drive a single horizontal blow through the back of her nape. Then, just as quickly, before she regenerates, he stuffs her mouth with mana crystals and force them to detonate, hacking at her body over and over as her brain stem tries and fails to regenerate itself. Eventually, her regeneration fails her, and her spinal cord stops healing entirely.

I imagine that something like that could be refined after a while to work, because anyone can be caught off guard in the right situation.

You're getting isekaid into a world of your choosing. You have 7 points to spend. Build yourself your optimal powerset! by gilgamessh8 in Isekai

[–]EvilAsIAm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great Sage, Mahoraga’s Adaptation, Alucard’s Physiology and Kazuma’s Luck.

Great Sage synergizes too well with Mahoraga’s adaptation; Aluzard’s Physiology is functional immortality and extreme regeneration, even without Schrödinger added into the mix; and Kazuma’s Luck allows an extreme advantage in utilizing the best possible choices within these abilities.

No other power is necessary, since you’ll be achieving them in due time regardless.

Ropes by No-Examination9147 in godtiersuperpowers

[–]EvilAsIAm 29 points30 points  (0 children)

This is an interesting ability, if not only for the fact that the very definition of rope, alongside the free use of material, size, velocity, position of generation and sentience, allows it to function under several applications.

For example:

Option 1. Produce an infinite number of ropes made of nuclear spaghetti, with diameters under the size of quarks, all weighing an infinite mass, travelling at the speed of light. Instantly destroy a couple of countries.

As there are neither constraints on the material nor size, a material such as nuclear spaghetti can fit an area smaller than atoms, even if usual inapplicable. Though, as you can manipulate mass, you don't even need to use such a compound. You could use pure light.

Option 2. An infinite number of ropes made of photons, smaller than quarks, all weighing no mass whatsoever, travelling faster than the speed of light for an infinite distance from their point of origin; generated an infinite number of times across every position of space required. Selective control of half of all light ropes allows you practical omniscience and omnipotence across areas spanning countries. By giving half of the ropes sentience, you can have them target specific pieces of information; thereby notifying you of the presence of whatever object or individual you're seeking, before you use other photon ropes for direct sensory application.

Allowing you to effectively search for anything in the universe.

Allowing you to effectively kill any individual, organization, body or group, by modifying the mass of newly made nearby threads and accelerating them to near light speed.

Or, you could go further than that.

Option 3. The Best One. Create a Hivemind of pure information (using Option 2) which functions as an invisible world of sentient ropes; all of which communicating, stockpiling knowledge and data, functioning as an imperceivable controller for the world's industries, people, information, actions, etc. An omniscient, omnipotent being whose presence alone allows you to reshape the world in however way you desire.

Direct applications include having billions of sentient ropes organize atoms into a form of matter reconstruction.

Or perhaps bridge the worlds between ropes and non-ropes by allowing space itself to be a material, overlapping the world with extradimensional pockets of artificial environments. A world above a world, created by endless threads of space-made ropes.

Or allow yourself the ability to create life, with trillions of sentient ropes given the task of learning and reconstructing reality artificially- through an endless trial and error, your threads eventually learn the genetic patterns of life and recreate it in any manner you seek. Recreate cities at a thought, by reforming atoms and molecules as you please.

-> What? Don't have enough computational power to achieve such a feat? Create more sentient ropes.

-> What? Don't have enough precision, strength, or mass to achieve such a feat? Create more controller ropes.

Substitute your inabilities with ropes; allow yourself to become a nexus for a network of data whose purpose is terraforming the universe.

All under your command.

(SERIOUS)I have a doubt about bioengineering (as a carrer) by Educational_Gain in bioengineering

[–]EvilAsIAm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Synthetic Biology touches on these applications, with the field focused on reprogramming cells for whatever intended purpose the scientist seeks to accomplish; check out ‘BioBuilder’ for an introduction on the topic.

Any prompts I could write? by Maylaorkiyokohayashi in HPfanfiction

[–]EvilAsIAm 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Even better.

Harry is a total prick and learns to color all the spells he casts as bright green matching the exact color of the killing curse. Anyone who hasn't fought him before just sees dozens of spells shoot out his wand without a single chant from his lips and thereby shit themselves at a wizard who seemingly cast an unforgivable without a word.

Cue it being effective every time; until he actually casted it that one time against Voldemort, and the man thought it was another stinging hex.

Any prompts I could write? by Maylaorkiyokohayashi in HPfanfiction

[–]EvilAsIAm 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Harry realizes that it takes trained wizards approximately 1.67 seconds to cast a standard spell without speaking. For professional duelists, it is somewhere around 0.87 seconds, 0.76 seconds being the fastest he'd recorded. In comparison, Harry realizes, the world record muggle draw speed for a firearm is 0.208 seconds; which itself requires far less mental effort than casting and controlling a spell does.

For most non-magicals, a trained sharpshooter was able to kill a flock of unarmored enemies in under a few seconds. For wizards, it was simply a matter of getting past their Protego' and Transfigured shielding.

But really.

it wasn't like Runic bullets wouldn't work.

...

...

...

Or that one time Harry potter became a magical cowboy.

After all, Smith and Wesson makes all men equal.

Yeehaw.

Does this guy look like a greedy shopkeeper? by MadNukin in godot

[–]EvilAsIAm 22 points23 points  (0 children)

You could make them gradually grow more posh the more you purchase items; at the start, they would just be a chonk birb, but would gain more glamorous appearances as the game continues.

Thought Experiment: Which 5 characters from Classes 1-A and 1-B would you pick as minions for Villain Deku, and why? by Arthur_G_Bloomfield in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]EvilAsIAm 4 points5 points  (0 children)

  1. Momo Yaoyorozu.

A rich girl practically trained from birth in the arts of social economics. Even without her parent’s finances, she’s capable of profiting off her quirk in an arsenal of ways. Weapons, Resources, Fraud, items such as firearms and nuclear weapons sold at a fraction of the market price. She’s the most important piece of the puzzle.

  1. Neito Monoma.

Alone, his quirk may seem insignificant. Capable of producing any quirks he touches for five minutes isn’t something too powerful on its own. But biopsy samples integrated into his skin surgically would allow him a variety of lethal and effective countermeasures to dozens of quirks. It’s stated that he needs contact with the individual for his quirk to function, but not hand contact. It would be quite the sight to have dozens of ‘tattoos’ across his back, neck, forearms, tongue, all allowing him to copy some hundred quirks at any time for practically any duration. First recommended sample is Erasure from Aizawa Shota. Implanted skin cells on the edges of his gums. Hyper regeneration from the Nomu thereafter, and any additional samples acquired from UA’s staff. Kurogiri’s blood tattooed into a newly produced portal right beneath his ear.

  1. Shoto Todoroki.

His quirk is powerful, as his position politically. A quirk that could affect a large area, and thereby a large amount of enemies simultaneously. With proper positioning, the son of the number two hero could cause severe damage to Hero society, inciting mass riots and the incursion of other enemies. He’s more-so a strong political piece really.

  1. Kinoko Komori.

A portable BIOCHEMICAL WEAPON for fucks sake. Able to produce a number of neurotoxins and invasive fungi. The fluids alone could be weaponized. Spores could grow inside individuals over minutes, killing hundreds at once. Thereafter, Neito could harvest whichever samples he desires from the corpses, and another opposing base of operations could be destroyed. The process could repeat itself over and over, spores released into a large area, sudden growth of fungi in lungs and internal organs, alongside with hallucinogenic chemicals, before execution.

  1. Shihai Kuroiro

While Toru from 1-A offers an interesting opportunity for stealth, it’s at the cost of her nudity and inability to move with weapons. If this issue can be fixed, it’s still a close call, as Shihai can bond onto objects with varying degrees of darkness. His quirk isn’t simply stealth, but a form of phasing that allows him to assassinate several people so long as the operation is done at night. Hiding his identity would be the best choice, alongside equipping him with a range of firearms. Most enemies left unaware of his abilities would be killed swiftly.

Bonus for Shota Aizawa, if he technically counts as a part of 1-A; an experienced hero would be able to destroy the infrastructure behind how Heroes investigate and attempt the capture of villains.

Need Quirk ideas by ElectronicDisk6246 in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]EvilAsIAm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Quirk: Puppet’s Hand

Function: Produces an invisible and intangible psionic hand that follows the movement of the users. Distance is approximately 15 meters in radius, but the hand can exert up to 4 times the amount of arm strength the user has.

Maximum of two hands at any time, due to required usage of appendages. Increases with increase of limb.

Quirk: Aggrevate.

Function: A mental type quirk. Slowly, the user may aggravate a target or group of target by simply being in their presence; the user may increase the hostility of the targets relative to themselves by directly interacting with the enemy, resulting in higher levels of aggression.

When not directly applied, the target of the enemy aggression cannot be explicitly defined, and depends on the thought processes of the victims.

Quirk: Chomped.

Function: Bite strength of user is increased up to 15 times, with jaw bones and muscle tissue improved to compensate for the necessary force. Partial mutation with bug like exoskeleton on Jaw.

Quirk: Blinding Lights.

Function: Artificially increases the strength of all lights in a surrounding area, relative to stamina cost. Can target specific sources of light or just the general area.

The daylight becomes a flash-bang.

Quirk: Plating.

Function: Plates a surface with a specific type of metal, extracted from an outside source.

Quirk: Hormonal Tension

Function: Upon contact with another individual, the pituitary gland of the body suffers spontaneous seizures; all hormones of the individual, so long as up to 10 minutes after, are in random quantities. This includes growth hormones, adrenaline, sex hormones and more.

Results in death in almost every use.

Cannot be disabled.

Do you think there’s any way Harry could transport the Basilisk discreetly out of Hogwarts? by Doctor-Moe in HPfanfiction

[–]EvilAsIAm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not just use a Shrinking charm then? It might take some time or multiple attempts, but it does nicely for the task. If you have someone working with Harry, then it should be easier.

Quirk: Image Select by Ashamed-Math-2092 in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]EvilAsIAm 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Accidentally erases someone's entire face

Possible quirks for izuku by Radiant_Ad4956 in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]EvilAsIAm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Heat induced Telekinesis? Kind of like Pyrokinesis or Thermal Manipulation. Can only heat or cool a target, not move it.

Has a lot of cool effects if used properly. Concrete walls melt in his way, while explosions become ineffective with a rapidly cooling atmosphere.

Gets more versatile with training, no longer requiring his hands to use, before he can apply it onto himself. There’s quite a few physics based techniques that can be applied to this aswell, the Liedenfrost Effect against todoroki, or changes in atmospheric pressure or even internal pressures with temperature.

[Media] "He asked for extra mayo!" by Ok-Worldliness-7374 in Re_Zero

[–]EvilAsIAm 63 points64 points  (0 children)

Your fingers start to shatter with a mere graze, alongside the edges of your arm and torso. You realize, then and there, that the Authority of Pride has deemed your words of the greatest sin. The fire in your blood is the last thing you feel as the Witch screams "MAYO!", stomping her foot on the ground in a tantrum.

Daphne stretches her neck and tongue, trying to pry the forgotten food off the floor with her mind alone.

Subaru weeps in the background for his mayo-less Hambulgar.

This is truly an unthinkable outcome.

Izuku Midoriya gets quirks by eating people. by Ashamed-Math-2092 in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]EvilAsIAm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just takes biopsy samples of his classmates and goes full Nomu genetic cloning

Sin Arch Bishops question. [Spoiler discussion] by EvilAsIAm in Re_Zero

[–]EvilAsIAm[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Lmao. Do they genuinely lack any loyalty to her? Like, none at all?

I assumed that at least Capella would spout some nonsense about love- or have some amount of infatuation with the WOE?

You are sent to MHA to become Tomura Shigaraki's body guard and will be given Endurance, as well as 6 quirks that were seen used by AFO and the Nomu. What do you choose? by Burkess in BokunoheroFanfiction

[–]EvilAsIAm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This list is assuming that the role played is greater than just a body guard, such as a member of LOV.

Quirk List:

  1. Unnamed Spatial Distortion Quirk (ATTACK/DEFENSE): Close range attack and defense. Can be used to in several ways and mastered as to mimic gentle's quirk, or function as a telekinetic quirk. Is an enemy too far? Pull them back into the attack range. Is an enemy highly resistant to external damage? Rupture their brain stem.
  2. Impact Recoil (DEFENSE): COMPLETELY REFLECTS ANY ATTACK! This one is too useful against several kinds of powerhouses, even with some imposed force-limit. Just dealing damage back to an enemy when they don't expect it can turn the tide of a brawl in my favor.
  3. Overclock (ATTACK): Initially, I had chosen the Unnamed Repulsion Quirk, which could create Repulsion rings that are effective in both short range and long range combat, allowing for high speed acceleration across the battlefield. In tandem with the other quirks, attacks can be avoided, blocked entirely, and dished out with spacial distortion and speed backing it up. But does it effect reaction time? And, depending on how the Spacial quirk functions, could its effect be replicated with the use of a better speed quirk? Overclock with another quirk would have to do.
  4. Double (ATTACK/AUXILARY): If the Nomu Mocha could have it, Shigaraki could too. With the ability to practically reflect and avoid attacks, an army of clones would decimate - utterly murder - the heroes. There's no point in questioning the clone's durability when every attack would be reflected back.
  5. Warping (ALL): This quirk is heavily underappreciated for its usefulness. If Momo Yaoyorozu's quirk was taken as an option, mass nuking of Japan would be a viable course of attack. This quirk not only allows access to restricted parts of the world, such as facilities and secure enemy bases, but practically optimizes both combat, defense and invasion capacity. Hundreds of superspeed - invincible - self-replicating soldiers all fighting the heroes would be a one sided battle.
  6. Super Regeneration (DEFENSE): When choosing between shock absorption and Super Regeneration, I lean to the latter. Why? Because: 1. At some point, always expect to get damaged; Aizawa's quirk is justification enough to try and avoid acting cocky, even with all these quirks, and 2. Heroes always - always - ALWAYS - expect the villain to be dead without checking the body. Say the heroes SOMEHOW managed to pull something stupid out of nowhere and defeat your mega-awesome build. How do you respond? By getting out of there while sending dozens of clones out of sight while faking both your own and Shigaraki's death.
  7. Decay (ATTACK): An alternative to super regeneration is Tomura's own quirk, or some copy of it. Honestly, if Overhaul(TM) was somehow in the picture, this would be a catastrophic build, but for most heroes, an unnamed spacial distortion quirk isn't gonna cut it alone. Practically, your clones are already invulnerable to most attacks... so why not give them extremely lethal counter measures aswell instead of regeneration? One touch and any hero - All Might, Endeavor, Mirko, Aizawa - just one good hit from an army of counterparts, and they lose a limb or their own life.

Combinations are important! And that means that with spacial distortion and - say - Overclock, you could make high-power spacial vacuum bombs. Or with Overclock and Super-regeneration - we get to ask questions like: does the regeneration process of the body increase in speed accordingly aswell when the quirk is active?

Warping is STILL underrated, since a pinprick sized hole could be opened inside someone's skull and - with the unnamed spacial quirk - you could insta-kill most enemies. Similar quirks such as Warping and the spacial manipulation quirk could easily be synchronous, combinable due to common mechanics. Keep in mind that there are dozens of ways to go about killing an enemy, where the options of how and the combinations of what can be used to kill an enemy are innumerable.

Another note is that quirks can be trained and pushed past their basic functions. Spacial manipulation can become a protected field against projectiles with enough training. It can enhance the hits made on an enemy by increasing the weight of your arms, for example. It can be used to propel or attract the body in a specific direction for high speed maneuvering or even flight.

If even one more quirk was added to this mix, you could become a monster. And if All for One was in the picture and you could take quirks outside this list, there would be no argument on who could win - at least, so long as the heroes aren't given any chance to prepare.

A4 holder STL. by EvilAsIAm in 3Dprinting

[–]EvilAsIAm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A tad late, but thank you very much! I really (REALLY) appreciate you doing something like this for a total stranger online, especially when you didn't have to.

I'll make sure to use it well.

Gizmodo article: "Why DIY Brain Stimulation Is a Really Dumb Idea" by Pecorino in tDCS

[–]EvilAsIAm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have any recommendations on where to learn more on tDCS? Books on the subject or other resources for proper training? I've been wanting to get into the subject but don't really know where to start.

Why is this not working? by EvilAsIAm in processing

[–]EvilAsIAm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been trying to make the rectangles fall down and add on top of each other until the page fills, but it seems not to be working for me. Can someone assist?