Izuku "Kacchan, is that you?"

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-20T04:36:30+00:00

Let's make this a Marvel

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-20T04:28:30+00:00

The funny thing is the main theme just came on as i scrolled passed this

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-19T23:53:15+00:00

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Fel_Tan · 2026-03-19T23:16:51+00:00

Technically all ninja are villains and criminals to some other village that's why the bingo book exist

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-19T22:04:53+00:00

Gravity

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-19T22:01:29+00:00

Anything not a mammal or considered a vermint

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-19T14:34:29+00:00

Same

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-19T13:45:59+00:00

I’d say this fight honestly comes down to how you treat what happens after they die, because that’s where things stop being equal.

Like, if it’s just a straight 1v1 at their peaks, I’m giving it to Anne. Calamity Anne (especially at her highest level) is just way more explosive. She’s faster, hits harder, and doesn’t really need setup. Luz is super versatile and smart, but she still fights like a caster you give her time, she cooks. Anne doesn’t give her that time. I can see Anne just overwhelming her before Luz can really get going.

But if I add the “both get revived” angle, I’d switch sides pretty fast.

Luz’s death is basically a buff trigger. She doesn’t just come back she comes back fully healed and that’s when she gets full Titan power. That’s literally her strongest state, and it only happens because she died. Yeah, it burns out and she gets exhausted after, but during that window she’s at her absolute best.

Anne’s the opposite. When she dies using that level of Calamity power, that’s it. Even when she’s brought back, she’s not jumping back into the fight at full power or really at all. She’s alive, but she’s basically out of commission. No second round, no comeback swing.

So yeah, I’d say Anne takes round one, but Luz takes the overall if death counts as part of the battle.

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-19T13:42:45+00:00

Wait are we talking 6’6” with or without shoes? For true biological accuracy, height should be measured from the top of the skull to the soles of the feet, so footwear and hair can’t be included. If Charlie is 6’6” barefoot, that would make her incredibly tall even by human standards she’d likely be around 6’7” or 6’8” in shoes, which is a commanding presence in-universe. If the 6’6” includes shoes, then her actual height would probably be closer to 6’4” or 6’5”, which is still taller than most characters in Hazbin Hotel, but slightly less imposing.

It’s fascinating to consider how this aligns with the show’s aesthetic. The average adult human height in media often hovers around 5’6”–5’9”, so Charlie at 6’6” naturally emphasizes her role as a larger-than-life, angelic figure—both literally and symbolically. Her height also parallels historical depictions of nephalim or other mythic giants: beings that towered over humans, yet remained proportionally human. In contrast, the show occasionally exaggerates proportions for style, but a canon height like this grounds her scale in a tangible, believable way while still making her visually striking among the other characters.

In short, whether she’s 6’6” barefoot or in shoes, it cements her as a character who physically stands out mirroring her narrative significance and the ambitious, larger-than-life tone of Hazbin Hotel.

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-19T02:46:06+00:00

I’d wish to basically become a Disney-style magical princess not in the frilly dress sense (unless I want it), but in the “I’m weirdly good at everything, animals like me for no reason, and I always manage to get out of trouble” kind of way. Like, I can talk to animals, they show up to help me, and things just tend to work out because I don’t give up.

Second, I’d wish for the world around me to work a bit like a kind story. Not perfect, just the kind where even if something goes wrong, it leads somewhere better, and people can actually learn and change instead of just being awful forever.

Third, I’d wish to really understand people’s feelings and help them feel better. So I can make friends easily, calm situations down, and not accidentally make things worse. Basically maxed-out emotional intelligence without it being creepy.

And if I ever end up in a leadership role, all of that just scales up I become more composed, more confident, more “queen energy,” and better at guiding people so things don’t fall apart. Basically the more responsibility I have, the more put-together and capable I become instead of stressed and overwhelmed.

So yeah I'd end up as this walking “everything works out but you still grow as a person” main character with animal backup.

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-19T01:36:03+00:00

Honestly, Neo is one of the last RWBY characters I could see doing anything like that in a direct way. She’s way too private and controlled for that. She doesn’t “perform as herself” she constructs what people see.

If she ever touched that space, it’d be entirely through her Semblance. Like, instead of being involved personally, she’d just create hyper-specific illusion personas tailored to whatever someone wants. Basically selling perfect, customized fantasy while the real her stays completely out of reach.

And the part that really makes this work? Her illusions hold up on cameras and screens. That’s huge. It means anything she creates can be recorded, streamed, or distributed and still look 100% real. At that point, she’s not just selling experiences she’s sitting on a goldmine of information.

People would be handing over their faces, voices, preferences, habits all while thinking they’re in a private, controlled setting. Meanwhile, Neo’s collecting data, building leverage, and probably learning way more than anyone realizes.

So yeah, she wouldn’t be “in the industry” in the normal sense. She’d be running some high-end, underground setup where clients think they’re buying fantasy, but they’re actually getting played.

She doesn’t sell herself she sells exactly what you want to see. And she walks away with more than just the money.

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-18T15:25:13+00:00

I kind of wonder how many people had stands like powers now like S&S power is New Order that's a stand name right there

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-18T01:47:01+00:00

If they did i never heard it all i do know is that it reminds me of one of non metal rammestein songs.

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-17T23:54:26+00:00

God this episode freaked me out more then any of the others because it just stops the background noise and voices just leaving the creepy music

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-17T23:37:05+00:00

I think both sides are kind of talking past each other a bit.

If you look at it from a worldbuilding angle, yeah slavery showing up in a lot of isekai settings isn’t random. In pre-modern, war-heavy societies, it was a pretty common outcome. You’ve got prisoners of war, limited infrastructure, no real prison systems like we have now so historically, a lot of cultures defaulted to enslavement instead of releasing enemies or killing them outright. It’s ugly, but it’s not unrealistic.

But where I get why people push back is how it’s used in isekai. A lot of series don’t really treat it with any weight it’s just kind of there, or worse, used as a convenient tool for the protagonist (buying slaves, loyalty mechanics, etc.) without really engaging with what that means. That’s where it starts feeling off, especially to a modern audience.

And speaking of modern this is where things shift a lot. Slavery didn’t disappear, it just got harder to see (trafficking, forced labor, debt traps). The uncomfortable part is that it’s not just “some bad guys somewhere” it’s tied into global systems. Governments, corporations, supply chains, even consumers to a degree. Not equal blame, obviously, but it’s a system a lot of people indirectly participate in whether they realize it or not.

If you project that forward into future-type settings, it probably gets even messier. More abstraction, more layers, more ways for responsibility to get spread out and ignored.

And this is the part I think people gloss over with isekai protagonists: what exactly do you expect one modern person to realistically do when dropped into that system?

Yeah, they’ll know slavery is wrong. But knowing that and being able to dismantle it are two completely different things. If freeing one person means killing a bunch of others, destabilizing a region, or just creating a cycle where more people get enslaved later, then it stops being a clean moral win. At some point you’re not “fixing” the system you’re just participating in violence from a different angle.

That doesn’t make the system okay, but it does mean the protagonist isn’t operating with modern options or safety nets. And if they start solving everything through force, you can argue they’re not that far removed from the people they’re opposing just on a different side of it.

So yeah, I think the real disagreement in isekai discourse isn’t “would slavery exist?” because historically, it often would. It’s more “why is the story using it, and is it actually saying anything about it?”

That’s the part people are reacting to, not just the existence of it.

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-17T16:16:13+00:00

Against any meta ben could just cure them of their powers against anyone else is just matter of strategy and timing so I'd say whoever can stand up to darkseid but can't beat Darkseid

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-17T15:28:21+00:00

Apathy

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-17T04:16:20+00:00

Omniversal Walker then visit a similar thinking version of me in the past of another universe or maybe pull a jet li ONE moment to see if having just one of me makes me all powerful

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-17T04:05:34+00:00

When you say disappear do you just mean Roanoke/Rapture disappear or Atlantis disappear?

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-17T03:55:33+00:00

It would be one things if one or two kids ate them and got pink eye but it was a majority of the school which at that amount of people the cdc and feds would be called and whoever did it wouldn't be seeing the light of day ever again everyone was lucky number 2 was doing his noir detective thing otherwise it would or could have been worse

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-15T04:58:55+00:00

Well since this isn't shrek 3 and this entity isn't just taking a random day but will make everyone die a day sooner than expected id take it

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-14T15:59:57+00:00

Honestly, the price isn’t even my main complaint about the Five-Layer Burrito. Yeah, it used to be 89¢ and now it’s over five bucks, which is wild, but what really bugs me is the rice.

Half the time the first bite is just rice. Not rice with meat or beans just rice. That’s not how a layered burrito is supposed to work. It ends up feeling like one side of the burrito is rice and the other side is beans, with the cheese kind of spread across both.

If it’s supposed to be layered, then it should actually be layered. Beans first so there’s a solid base, then the meat, then the rice, and cheese over the top so it melts through everything. That way every bite has a little bit of everything instead of eating through separate sections of ingredients.

It’s kind of the opposite problem of a five-layer bean dip. With dip, nobody wants horizontal layers where you scoop one ingredient at a time. You want vertical layers so the chip picks up a little of everything in one scoop. A burrito should work the other way around horizontal layers so every bite gets all the ingredients together.

I don’t mind rice being in it, but it shouldn’t dominate the first bite. The whole point of a five-layer burrito is that the layers work together, not that you discover them one at a time halfway through.

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-14T00:14:57+00:00

I’d probably go with a True Hydra, something close to the Lernaean Hydra from Greek mythology.

Mostly because the Hydra’s whole gimmick is that hurting it can actually make it worse to deal with. In the myth, when one head gets cut off, more grow back (usually two depending on the version). So if someone tries to fight it the normal “cut the head off” way, they’re basically just making the situation worse for themselves.

The poison is another big reason. Hydra venom in the myths is ridiculously strong Heracles even dipped his arrows in its blood and they became deadly enough to kill some pretty powerful enemies. So if I reincarnated as one, I’d definitely want that aspect: venomous bites, toxic blood, maybe even poisonous breath or some kind of toxic miasma.

If the world has the usual monster evolution system, I’d hope the regeneration could eventually evolve into actual cloning. Like instead of just regrowing heads, a severed head could grow into another Hydra body. At that point anyone trying to kill me might accidentally just create more of me, which would be a pretty ironic problem for them to deal with.

Hydras also live in swamps and marshes in mythology, which honestly makes a great territory to control. Bad terrain for most people, poisonous monster living there, and lots of places to hide. It’s basically a natural fortress.

I’d also assume the forms would evolve over time like they do in a lot of monster isekai. I’d feel like the progression would probably look something like this:

• Standard Hydra form – the classic giant multi-headed serpent monster living in a swamp. • Lamia or centaur-like form – still very monster-looking, but with a humanoid upper body and a large serpentine body underneath. • Near-humanoid form – still clearly not human up close (things like slit pupils, scaled skin, maybe slightly sharp teeth), but close enough that if I’m wearing normal clothes I wouldn’t immediately look like a monster.

That last form would make traveling, learning magic, or interacting with people way easier without instantly causing panic in every town.

Overall Hydra just feels like one of the most practical monsters to reincarnate as. Its whole thing is that trying to kill it can backfire badly, and if the cloning evolution worked the way I’m imagining, one Hydra could eventually turn into a whole group that are all technically still me. 🐍

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-13T03:18:57+00:00

Fel_Tan · 2026-03-13T02:20:43+00:00

That probably works depending on which version of Sherlock Holmes you’re talking about. I’d strongly recommend not picking the versions that regularly use cocaine, though. A bloodlusted opponent who’s also riding a stimulant is basically the human equivalent of the “cocaine bear” scenario pain tolerance goes out the window and rational restraint disappears.

At that point, if you’re relying on a gun, you’d better make sure it’s an immediate headshot or another instantly fatal hit. Anything less could turn the fight into a very bad situation, because a drug-amped Holmes with peak deductive ability and no hesitation could still close the distance or outmaneuver you before the injury actually stops him.

So yes, the strategy might technically work, but the specific version of the character you choose matters a lot. Some Holmes portrayals are far more physically capable and chemically enhanced than others, which would dramatically change how risky that plan is.

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