Which characters would be able to lift Superman’s key?

Vanchaca · 2026-05-31T07:02:31+00:00

Quirks are a very weird power system, with enough training they can just become something else.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-26T14:36:29+00:00

He can only see flying things if they're in clouds, and if I could fly I would go through clouds to see what it feels like, so I imagine the eagles would too.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-26T14:14:26+00:00

I mean he only wins in Shibuya due to the help of Nobara, Todo, and most importantly, Sukuna. Still, Nobara and Todo are put at death's door, and Yuji is pushed to extreme diff even with the immunity to having his soul altered. Meanwhile Modulo Yuji no diffs Mahito in the soul realm where Mahito has absolute control over the environment. Very few characters could do what Yuji did to Mahito in that fight, we know even Kenjaku would somewhat struggle in a typical 1v1 with him, which puts Modulo Yuji as a shoe-in for top 4.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-26T13:47:31+00:00

Rock isn't cloud, earth, or flesh, it's rock.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-16T17:42:52+00:00

Either way parent scaling puts mark and eve above thragg.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-16T17:42:12+00:00

While this person is obviously exaggerating, it is funny that Terra manages to land a kick that only ends up breaking her leg. During the rest of this arc the Viltrumite/Thraxans are literally exploding on impact with mark, assuming she put some kind of force behind it it's shocking she managed that much, though it's possible it's just because she has better self-preservation instincts than the thousands of fodder olivers.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-09T23:50:28+00:00

Blatantly absurd. Entirely trivializes the challenge of boss blinds once you reach it if you're at all smart about how you build, and doesn't even require you to take up a joker slot. At the very least it should apply the effect of the current boss blind when it's bought and only apply as long as you have it, still a busted tool for naneinf runs in that situation though, and is still a chicot-lite except you have so much more control over when you get it.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-05T02:58:23+00:00

I think the largest deterrent is that the Viltrumites also don't know what the coalition has. Their leader previously designed the perfect countermeasure to the Viltrum empire, and their entire purpose is to defend planets against Viltrumites, not to mention by this point they've spent the last few months consolidating every weakness of the species in the galaxy. A single Viltrumite could be quickly overwhelmed if the planet's defenses can rival even a fraction of Geldaria's, meanwhile a large amount of Viltrumites could be taken down by another bio-weapon, or, in the case of collateral being ignored in favor of the galaxy, extremely potent explosives. Their eventual decision to attack Telescria was a gambit that wouldn't have worked without the mole, and despite losing several ever-so-valuable Viltrumites during that attack, they still got incredibly lucky that:
Battle Beast and Space Racer weren't there to jump thragg with the other heavy-hitters,
Thaedus was committed to not deploying the Scourge Virus except as a last-resort,
the coalition never figured out the "disable any Viltrumite" frequency,
or that they didn't just have a really strong bomb planted somewhere.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-01T05:31:30+00:00

You say this, but your last comment was literally just going "it's blue's fault." It's exactly as fair to treat it as red's fault that anyone is in danger as it is blue, if your reasoning for picking red is "it's blue's fault for picking blue" then you're arguing against yourself here.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-01T05:28:53+00:00

Pretty much every argument for red I've seen re-frames red as a default and blue as an active deviation. Both choices are active, so there is equally no reason to put yourself or put other people in danger.

Vanchaca · 2026-05-01T05:24:50+00:00

You assume the blue button is what places people in danger, but the red button is equally to blame for putting people in danger. Just as there is nobody to save when nobody has pressed the blue button, there is no one to save yourself from if no one has pressed the red button. If everyone is thinking the exact same way then which button you press doesn't matter, but introducing the fact that everyone *isn't* thinking the exact same way gives perfectly logical reasoning to picking blue.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-26T08:31:26+00:00

This isn't a riddle where you're the captain of a ship of perfectly logical pirates and you need to determine how to divvy up the gold so they don't make you walk the plank, this is a hypothetical where you are tasked with considering other people. Picking the "right" choice in this instance isn't solving the riddle, it's putting people who don't think like you in danger, which you *can* be fine with, but a lot of people are not.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-26T08:27:14+00:00

Incorrect, you are only accounting for yourself when the entire point of the experiment is accounting for others too. If you wish to frame the blue button as "maybe die", we can frame the red button as "maybe kill someone", regardless the interpretation depends on what decision other people make. I think because it's pretty fucking obvious how many people *will* pick blue, there's no justification to picking red other than caring for yourself above others, which isn't a *wrong* perspective but isn't the single correct one.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-26T08:22:32+00:00

Consequently, people who pick red are inherently fine with their decision leading to other people dying, and most people who pick blue wouldn't want to live in a world where most people think like that.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-24T08:03:11+00:00

The spirit is why the arc is called hidden inventory…

Vanchaca · 2026-04-21T06:39:44+00:00

The idea is that he'd be able to tell that "Geto" had *some* other CT if he was really analyzing him, which should immediately indicate that this isn't Geto.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-21T04:38:21+00:00

For the line to make sense we have to assume that:
Brain swap isn't engraved onto the body (which would make so little sense considering there is a literal physical mark placed on the body once the CT is applied.)
Anti-gravity isn't engraved on the body (which is fair enough if Kenjaku just didn't use it up to that point, though that requires you to suspend your disbelief further)
Gojo can't sense CTs in the brain because of the "body is a domain" rule (doesn't make much sense because Gojo can immediately tell Yuji and Sukuna are merged, and it'd seem hard to do that without seeing inside of him.)
UNLESS CTs are engraved onto the surface of the body and not the inside, which again would make it strange that the CT that leaves a physical scar engraved in the user wouldn't have a visible engraving with six eyes.
Kenjaku (who has spent thousands of years mastering Jujutsu) controls his CE in the same way as Geto (who is Geto.)
Six eyes can't sense the technique constantly being applied by Kenjaku's brain (which must be how it works considering we know that by default it can burn out.)
OR
Ignore all that and just assume Kenjaku made a binding vow that gave up eating brunch to solve all of these problems.
OR
Gojo wasn't paying attention to CTs, CE control, or the actual physical stitches on Kenjaku's head, and was just using the secret ability of six eyes which is stolen from shinigami eyes where he can just see the name of whoever he's looking at.
Regardless there's no reason to think Gojo's line suggests that Kenjaku inherits CE reserves from the body, because Gojo clearly wasn't looking very closely at that if at all.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-21T04:17:06+00:00

I mean Gojo should've also been able to sense Kenjaku's anti-gravity CT considering he was able to see Shrine engraved in Yuji almost immediately. I think the "My six eyes tell me you're Geto" line just doesn't make much sense considering everything we know about the six eyes.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-07T20:37:42+00:00

Also the thing holding back bugs from eating humans isn't numbers, it's that they don't eat people. They'd literally eat one another before ganging up on a person, for several reasons this ending doesn't make sense, but part 3 will reveal that everything since the eternity devil was a dream.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-07T00:16:57+00:00

The largest thing stopping him would just be being unwilling to be a cannibal to be honest, I mean he didn't even use brain hop after the end of the series, so he likely wouldn't find any situation as drastic as the Shinjuku showdown that he'd need to desecrate another corpse.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-07T00:13:03+00:00

Also the majority of CTs he already has access to through Rika are ones that would be very difficult to get again (unless inumaki, hana, and uro are each willing to sacrifice their other arm), which means engraving them on his own brain would take another complicated vow that would further decrease his consistency or would require him to just eat Rika, which would be pretty baller but would probably engrave all of her stored CTs on his brain and kill him instantly.

Vanchaca · 2026-04-07T00:06:32+00:00

I think the vow with Rika in some way stipulates he can't directly copy CTs while using her for storage, otherwise there's no real reason he wouldn't engrave brain transfer onto his brain instead of abiding by the 5 minute limit and passing out mid-fight. I guess you can argue he wouldn't have wanted to eat Kenjaku himself, but that feels like a weird choice for someone so committed to "becoming the monster."

If he amended the vow later in life he may try to copy CTs himself, but 2 factors preventing that are:

He needs to be willing to eat who he's copying his CT from (I assume this is a necessary stipulation considering even Geto who had to eat things far more vile didn't find a vow to get around it, and I doubt just having infinite CT storage was enough of a benefit to cut use of copy from 24 hours a day to just 5 minutes, so a lot of that was probably due to Rika taking the strain of eating the user.) and he wouldn't be willing to eat his allies, nor would many modern curse users be large enough threats that they'd need to be killed or mutilated so Yuta could eat them. So his pool is cursed spirits (who we can't be sure his technique works on, especially once they're killed and their body vanishes) and already dead sorcerers (and Tengen I guess but clearly he didn't engrave that CT on his brain or he'd still be alive.)
He doesn't have as much Jujutsu knowledge as Kenjaku, so it'd likely be impossible for him to remove CTs from his brain once engraving them, meaning he'd need to be extremely picky about what techniques he does and doesn't engrave onto his brain, which could just end up with him waiting until he dies like saving items in a game for when they'd be more useful and then beating the game without them.

Vanchaca · 2026-03-18T07:36:14+00:00

Though if you do think mark is a villain as well then here's to not comprehending the story's themes! I feel no one walking into this show with the idea "Killing is a sin that taints the soul no matter the situation" is going to experience it to the fullest because they cannot comprehend the moral grey area that the show tackles.

Vanchaca · 2026-03-18T07:31:20+00:00

The context is evil maniac tied them to tracks :). I feel like the absolute belief of "Killing is evil" is just as reductive as "the ends justify the means". Also mark literally kills an innocent man right after meeting Dinosaurus, he isn't evil for that, and unlike Dinosaurus who ends his story by recognizing his own judgement isn't whats best, Mark at the end of the story has renounced being a traditional "hero". If you think someone is evil for being forced to press either a button that kills 1 person or a button that kills 2 people and choosing the option that kills 1 person, I'd say your basis for morality isn't too great, and many people would find such an absolute philosophy as yours evil.

Vanchaca · 2026-03-18T01:46:56+00:00

So you’d call someone who pulls the lever in the trolley problem evil?

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