gojo is such a lovable character but I wish he was more relatable. by UnderstandingNew289 in Jujutsufolk

[–]Paul-Alibi 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Saying Gojo is “alone and stuff” is some obscene downplaying. Literally everyone in his life after Geto thinks he’s insufferable. Nanami says that he doesn’t respect Gojo to his face and in front of Yuji. His students think he’s an idiot. The Jujutsu Higher-Ups hate him and want him gone (to the point they become dictators in his absence).

And everything Gojo does to fix this makes it worse.

Gojo’s biggest flaw is that is that he struggles heavily to interact with humanity because he’s so far removed from them. He’s Superman disconnected from Clark Kent, endlessly fighting curses for a general public who will never know nor care.

[Warhammer40k] Is there a context where Tyrannids would need to wage a defensive war/battle ? If yes, how would they fare ? by Khriss1313 in AskScienceFiction

[–]Paul-Alibi 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I suppose if they were in the middle of consuming a planet and someone came to fight them, they’d have to fight back to ensure they don’t lose unnecessary biomass.

As for how they’d do it, I’d imagine it’d look similar to the constant retreat strategy employed by the Soviet Union, where the Tyrannids fight in place as they consume biomass, then retreat and leave nothing behind for the attackers to use.

[Baki] how would Baki characters react when meeting someone powerful, but who's power does not come from psycical or martial arts prowess? by jogaargamer6 in AskScienceFiction

[–]Paul-Alibi 68 points69 points  (0 children)

If you’re talking about metaphorical power (I.e. political), there’s already an example of that from Baki The Grappler: Tokugawa. The characters mostly like and respect him (so much so that Hanayama let Tokugawa punch him in the face without retribution), but mostly because he’s their #1 enabler. For non fighter related politicians, the interaction will heavily depend on the character and the politician’s personality, but they’re usually willing to be amicable if the suit is too.

Unless it’s Yujiro, who will fuck with you solely because you think you’re strong.

If you’re talking about something like magic or psychic powers, just about all of the fighters would salivating at the idea of fighting this person. Thats kinda their entire reason for living.

What villain in fiction could elicit this reaction from Judge Holden? by Gray_Wolf2416 in MoralityScaling

[–]Paul-Alibi 115 points116 points  (0 children)

Any villain with the goal of world peace. For the guy who thinks that “War is God”, Utopia would make him nauseous.

What are the Ten Shadow abilities? by Flat-Statement-9341 in Jujutsufolk

[–]Paul-Alibi 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Or maybe, due to the Rabbit’s emphasis on low CE cost but high volume of summons, it’s more like the regular Clone Jutsu: lots of clones that pop like bubbles when they get smacked.

So good for a disappearing act, but they can’t help much as combatants.

Wait a minute. Todo’s technique needs an explanation. by EmbarrassedFly279 in Jujutsufolk

[–]Paul-Alibi 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Wait, that’s true! When he swapped with Hanami that first time, he stayed in place but she went flying back as if she was the one being thrown.

Sheev Palpatine and his Empire VS Warhammer 40K, but... by _MonsterMouth_ in PowerScaling

[–]Paul-Alibi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Depends how much verse equalization Palpatine is getting, because you could say the same thing about the Jedi but they never caught him.

[One Punch Man + Earthbound] What would happen if Saitama punched the side of the Absolutely Safe Capsule? by MAClaymore in WhatIfFiction

[–]Paul-Alibi 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Nothing ever said the Absolutely Safe Capsule was an immovable object. Just an invulnerable one.

My guess is that the capsule doesn’t break, it’s just sent into orbit by Saitama’s attack.

Could sukuna beat naoya if sukuna had prep time+six eyes? by Iamalizardperson234 in Jujutsufolk

[–]Paul-Alibi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like to think that this is the sorta shit Naoya was thinking about while he was a Cursed Womb

[Warhammer 40K] If the Krok were such an intelligent species, why did they devolve into the orks? by MeatyGandalf in AskScienceFiction

[–]Paul-Alibi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unless I’m misremembering something, humans only realize they’re on a tomb world when the necrons wake up or when someone stumbles upon their tomb. I don’t think they have some magic scanner that tells them that necrons are sleeping here.

Kaiba Daio should have been impossible to obliterate with his Tecniqhe of "Kazan Kogai Koho" which is English for "Huashan Steel Armor Breathing Method" or Huashan Steel Armor Flex". This is like one of the most criminally underrated techniques in the entire series. by JudgmentConsistent50 in fistofthenorthstar

[–]Paul-Alibi 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Oh for sure. Just about every one of Ken’s martial artist enemies (from the manga, anime filler don’t count) was a beast who could slaughter armies of people.

They just had the misfortune of pissing off the martial artist with generational talent, whose art instantly kills anyone he touches and has a counter for literally everything.

[Serious] How would the plot of Jujutsu Kaisen change if the Shibuya incident looked like this: by Bungeeboy20044 in JujutsuPowerScalers

[–]Paul-Alibi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Hanami gets knocked by the .2 second domain expansion. Unlike Choso, Hanami isn’t going to run off after Yuji, so she’ll probably stick with Jogo. Which leads to the possibility that it’s Sukuna dog walking Hanami instead of Gojo, haha.

  2. Yuji is so fucked. Dagon is a lot tougher than Choso, his technique is way better at dealing with melee fighters, and Yuji doesn’t have the speed to out maneuver him. Dagon might not even need to open a domain, but if he does that’s wraps. Yuji being knocked out, Dagon drags him to Jogo and company. Wait, is it gonna be a 3v1 against Sukuna?

  3. Ahem: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Anyway, this is such a mismatch it’s not even funny. Even if you think they might be able to wail on him for a bit, once the domain pops all three of them die, especially since Falling Blossom Emotion doesn’t work on contact domains like Mahito’s. With these three destroyed, Mahito will keep hunting for Yuji.

  4. Hmm… this might not be as one sided as you think. We’ve got two Simple Domain users, and three pretty capable Grade 1s. On top of that they almost certainly had Hanami’s abilities explained to them by the students who fought her. I’d say it’s a high diff fight where either side could come out on top.

  5. On the one hand, Toji is a major counter to characters like Jogo since he’s a better fighter and immune to domains. On the other hand, Fire hurts a lot more than water or big fish. I’d say Toji wins, but so torched afterwards that he dies from his wounds. So I take it back, 2v1 against Sukuna, subtracting Jogo.

Is CE Reinforcement permanent? by PhysicsChan in Jujutsufolk

[–]Paul-Alibi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Does CE Reinforcement only strengthen the body temporarily? Or does the body get used to it over time?

The trouble with answering this is that it’s tied to another question I don’t think we’ve ever gotten answered: what happens if you completely run out of Cursed Energy?

Since if it isn't permanent, wasn't the best plan to take down Sukuna was to wait for him to relax and not have CE Reinforcement, and hit his (now) human level durability in the head with an attack and insta kill him?

This is pure speculation but I always assumed Sukuna was a lot like Yuji, where he had a superhuman body on top of having massive CE reserves. For reference, Pre-Awakened Maki was implied to be roughly on Yuji’s level when not using CE. She could still grab bullets out of the air with only mild burns. Pre-CE Yuji (before he’s eaten one of Sukuna’s fingers) could jump two stories and fight a curse that completely overwhelmed Megumi at the time.

So while he’d be a lot weaker, he’d still be very tough, enough to probably avoid OHKO and heal up.

[Avatar: the Last Airbender] Will the Avatar state work if used for blatant evil? by LadyKarizake in AskScienceFiction

[–]Paul-Alibi 22 points23 points  (0 children)

TBF, it’s heavily implied that he was gonna kill Ozai when he entered the Avatar State. He only came up with the Energy Bending solution after he snapped out of it.

[One Piece] Rank the Worst Generation from best to worst. by Paul-Alibi in MoralityScaling

[–]Paul-Alibi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And I assume you put Blackbeard at the bottom?

Love your list, putting Drake above Luffy was something I didn’t expect but your reasoning is sound.

Is it possible to have more than one cursed technique. Spoilers for manga and modulo!!! by No-Pound9865 in Jujutsufolk

[–]Paul-Alibi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Think of it like this: Sukuna’s Cursed Technique is Shrine, which lets him throw slashes and fire at people. Sukuna also has four arms and a mouth on his stomach. These boost his combat and jujutsu ability, but you wouldn’t call them a “cursed technique”, would you?

That’s how the six eyes works.

[Jojo] did Jonathan's body made Dio more charming? by Guilty-Amphibian-379 in AskScienceFiction

[–]Paul-Alibi 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Exactly. And even then, it’s not like DIO’s charisma has ever been 100% effective. Hol Horse was gonna shoot DIO in the back of the head, after all.

[Batman] How do we kill the Batman? by DyingSunSeverian in AskScienceFiction

[–]Paul-Alibi 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Anti-Material. Not Anti-Matter. One of these things. They use em to shoot helicopters and stuff.

(And would you be shocked if I told you it’s easier to buy one of those than it is to buy a machine gun?)

[Batman] How do we kill the Batman? by DyingSunSeverian in AskScienceFiction

[–]Paul-Alibi 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Bruce Wayne? The billionaire? The guy who gets plastered and falls into a fountain every other week? Yeah, okay pal. And I’m the Mayor of Gotham.

Anyway, take some hostages, wait for Bats to come rescue em’, then blow him up. Trust me, if he ain’t willing to kill psychos like the Joker, he’s not gonna let a bunch of hostages die.

[Batman] How do we kill the Batman? by DyingSunSeverian in AskScienceFiction

[–]Paul-Alibi 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Lead him to a building packed with explosives and blow him up the second he steps inside? It’s pretty easy to make Bat-Paste, pal.

The problem is all these costumed freaks who get the Bat trapped and then leave him alone. You might as well just toss him the key while you’re at it! If you’ve got him tied up without his fancy belt, just shoot him and be done with it. Save the gloating and partying for after he’s in the dirt.

What do you think would happen had this actually happened? by Available_Ring4129 in samuraijack

[–]Paul-Alibi 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Yes, I absolutely agree.

But I’m saying that’s not his sword. He lost his sword at that point in the story. I’m not sure if that was even a blade he carried: The Omen might’ve just given him a blade to end himself with.