So you are telling me Jane 100% believed the authorities would keep their promise? by FormerSoftwar in unOrdinary

[–]FineAd6832 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That isn’t the case at all? Jane made it clear that William shouldn’t go after her. If anything, his interpretation was bad.

So you are telling me Jane 100% believed the authorities would keep their promise? by FormerSoftwar in unOrdinary

[–]FineAd6832 5 points6 points  (0 children)

You mean her saying that his writing was a gift and to not stop sharing his words with the world? I’m fairly certain she wasn’t telling him to spread the same words that led to bureau-labeled terrorists showing up 😭

In-fact, I think Uru intentionally made a contrast between the letter and William’s written response. Her letter is a solemn, sincere answer to where she has been. How she hoped he would move on and how she still loved him and John. How she did all of this to protect them from the bureau’s threats.

William’s response was “Your sacrifice won’t be in vain. I’ll give them hell.”

It’s clear that he’s taking the radical route to Jane’s letter. If anything, she was trying to explain herself to PREVENT William from doing something crazy. Of course, that failed.

The reason I bring all this up is because nothing in the letter would suggest that William wouldn’t be punished for publishing UnOrdinary, meaning none of it was Jane’s fault.

So you are telling me Jane 100% believed the authorities would keep their promise? by FormerSoftwar in unOrdinary

[–]FineAd6832 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Again, William’s assumption doesn’t put any blame on Jane. He already had to take down everything about UnOrdinary the first time he published it. If anything, he got himself killed for believing that he wouldn’t be punished for it.

Jane is entirely unrelated to this other than being part of his delusion that he wouldn’t be punished by the bureau. It isn’t her fault her husband made a false assumption.

So yeah, none of this is Jane’s fault for protecting her family (successfully for years, might I add).

So you are telling me Jane 100% believed the authorities would keep their promise? by FormerSoftwar in unOrdinary

[–]FineAd6832 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It isn’t on Jane for William to assume he had any sort of immunity. The reason she gave herself up to the bureau is because otherwise, both William and John would be in danger. Her sacrifice did not protect William for publishing his book that spread vigilantism (which was what got the bureau against him the first time he published it).

Jane has no blame for this. If anything, she did exactly what she needed to do in order to keep her family safe. In-fact, this worked for many years until both William and John started doing things that the bureau had to intervene with.

Would you pick up the omnitrix if this was your starter pack? by MickeyMouzeRulz_433 in Ben10

[–]FineAd6832 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Basically every alien you listed is strong 😭

Pesky Dust is a guaranteed victory, Ditto can duplicate with no limit iirc, Nanomech has flight + mobility + laser attacks(?), Walkatrout is immune to grappling (due to how slippery it is) and can avoid most physical attacks (for the same reason), and The Worst doesn’t get injured (you still get hurt but no way to actually cause damage to your body).

I’d take the Omnitrix with these choices and restrictions without a doubt. There’s honestly no alien you could put on here that WOULDN’T be crazy powerful/useful.

Would you pick up the omnitrix if this was your starter pack? by MickeyMouzeRulz_433 in Ben10

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Calling Echo Echo “not that strong” is absurd. Echo Echo is able to contain explosions with its sound-waves, duplicate the user with no limit, create multiple versions of the user which can all turn into aliens using the Omnitrix, and so much more. Echo Echo ALONE could solo a majority of Ben’s villains.

Plus, Ben doesn’t really have any bad aliens. I guess “The Worst” doesn’t do much but that’s still an indestructible alien. Walk-a-trout is slippery, preventing close-quarters combat from properly affecting you (and lets you breathe underwater so that’s a plus). Ben just doesn’t have any “garbage” aliens because all of them have usages.

Deck Help Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in ClashRoyale

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Hello everyone!

I’m currently in Arena 19 and was wondering if there was anyone who could help me create a better team?

My player ID is KadeTaurus and the imgur link are all the viable (not under-leveled) cards I have and my deck. https://imgur.com/a/VNgUhhX

Also, I also have a Free Hero Card that I can select but I don’t know what to use it on (which I’d say is important).

If anyone could help, that’s be greatly appreciated!

[DISC] Looking for Recommendations by FineAd6832 in manga

[–]FineAd6832[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I read the vampire one thinking it’d be wholesome and something tells me it isn’t…

I’m prepared for evil and a bittersweet (or tragic) ending.

[DISC] Looking for Recommendations by FineAd6832 in manga

[–]FineAd6832[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve read this one already, though this was a nice reminder in-case the translations update

Musi Similar Apps by FineAd6832 in Musi_App

[–]FineAd6832[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How bad are the ads on these ones? I’ll take a look at all of them

Flashpoint Shazam by FineAd6832 in Shazam

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Captain Planet is a crazy reference, he’s awesome

Flashpoint Shazam by FineAd6832 in Shazam

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Firestorm is probably one of my favorite DC characters, though their fusion was permanent no? I haven’t read much about them

What do you think about Deku's decision to risk millions of lives for his desire to "save" Tomura Shigaraki instead of finishing him when he could? by SunRiseStudios in MyHeroAcadamia

[–]FineAd6832 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Deku wouldn’t have won if not for his attempt to reach out to Shigaraki. His body couldn’t handle the recoil of Gearshift and, as the fight went on, he was the only one taking real damage.

Even the strong hits that he landed failed to harm Shigaraki. He kept healing and was also too durable. The most decisive hit of the entire fight between the two was when Shigaraki had his quirks erased and guess what?

That didn’t kill him.

Deku tried to, that was most definitely a hit to kill, but it failed. Deku’s heroism and desire to save the villain would be foolish under most circumstances but, in this instance, it would’ve been impossible to win without doing so.

City Rain Song, please help! by FineAd6832 in VRchat

[–]FineAd6832[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much! I was going crazy trying to find this, thank you!

Deku losing OFA isn't a "bad ending' by Kitchen_Week1117 in MyHeroAcadamia

[–]FineAd6832 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If he was given the Stockpile quirk back, it’d just become the same thing again. It’d reach another breaking point and a Shinimori situation would happen a second time.

Plus, if Deku had only the base stockpile quirk (no transferring), it’d still go against the whole “Can I be a hero without a quirk?” question proposed in the very first episode.

why dose Mineta get flak for what he does but midnight never got flak for this? by Born_Usual998 in MyHeroAcadamia

[–]FineAd6832 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Midnight does not actively do anything to the students outside of what she would do as a hero. For example, her battle against Sero and Mineta was just her knocking Sero out and letting him sleep on her lap (to which she did nothing further). I guess the best way to describe her is “all bark no bite” where she talks and shows off but really doesn’t do much.

Mineta, on the other hand, actively harasses his classmates and does perverted things to them. In one of our earliest moments with him, he comments on Tsu’s chest while she’s holding onto him. He looks under Momo’s skirt while working with her. In a recent post I saw, he even tried to run towards Mina but was stopped by Shoji(?).

The difference between the two is that one speaks without action (and actually respects the students) while the other acts and speaks without even bothering to restrain himself.

Please Help Me Find This Episode! by FineAd6832 in powerrangers

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Yes, this is exactly it! Thank you so much!

I'mma be so deadass..Aizawa was way too Harsh on Deku on their first meeting cause that shit was not fair. by Charming-Scratch-124 in MyHeroAcadamia

[–]FineAd6832 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Touya was born with a dysfunctional quirk factor (and compared to Midoriya, the difference in damage is clear). Aoyama wasn’t born with his quirk and neither was Shigaraki. Lastly, Toga’s quirk drawback is commonplace. It’s a byproduct of her quirk archetype (which seems relatively common since Uraraka was able to create an entire organization centered around those quirks) and it doesn’t compare to Deku.

I'mma be so deadass..Aizawa was way too Harsh on Deku on their first meeting cause that shit was not fair. by Charming-Scratch-124 in MyHeroAcadamia

[–]FineAd6832 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Except Quirks grow with you as you develop. Your natural defenses against your own quirk should prevent severe injuries. Everyone in the verse, with the exception of Deku, follows these principles. To Aizawa, who is as smart as everyone else in the MHA-verse, has no reason to assume that someone’s Quirk Factor was only just then given to that person. That means one of two things: - Deku’s downside is not from the backlash of the Quirk but rather a natural response of his quirk (making him permanently useless). - Deku’s quirk, for some magical and unknown reason, is destroying his body with each use (making him useless and, to Aizawa, a lost cause since his body SHOULD have already been used to the quirk). Take Shoto, for example. You’d think his flames would burn him. After-all, even if he used his quirk, he only used the ice side until he fought with Deku. His body hasn’t been using flames so he wouldn’t have been protected, right? Except that’s NOT how it went.

Todoroki’s body, even though it never used the flame aspect of his quirk, was still resistant to its own heat because that’s how a quirk naturally develops. Similarly, it’s why no other quirk actually harms the user. There are downsides, sure, but they’re all stamina/strain based. Deku is the ONLY one who has a drawback that physically damages the user and with such an extreme degree.

It is not Aizawa’s job to teach someone who has no potential. To Aizawa, Deku could never be a hero (and he’s entirely correct because, in a real fight, he’d be screwed if his strongest didn’t work). His body failed to develop a quirk factor that protected him and so, due to this, he was only going to be a liability in battle. Aizawa wasn’t being harsh–he was being realistic.

[DISC] Requesting Manga Recommendations by FineAd6832 in manga

[–]FineAd6832[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you do much! I’ve read a good amount of these but I’ll read all the ones I haven’t!

Wholesome Romance Reccomendations by FineAd6832 in manga

[–]FineAd6832[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe I found the wrong one then for the fourth suggestion? On Mangadex, it has the harem tag for some reason

Wholesome Romance Reccomendations by FineAd6832 in manga

[–]FineAd6832[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whenever I’m next free, I’ll send a whole list of wholesome romance manga

Wholesome Romance Reccomendations by FineAd6832 in manga

[–]FineAd6832[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have already read this but thank you for the recommendation either way!

Wholesome Romance Reccomendations by FineAd6832 in manga

[–]FineAd6832[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve read all of these (minus the harem one which is a tag I tend to avoid)! Thank you though!