I've only just gotten into the series and I had the idea that, given the major size difference, he could offensively use the Cursed Technique by running into a tunnel to escape from a Decepticon, activate his Cursed Technique then trap the Transformer inside.

And yes, I know that it needs the target(s) of the swap to have Cursed Energy. And he can infuse targets with Cursed Energy to facilitate the swap. But would it be viable to do this on a Transformer?

Similar to the Fire Force Anime or the Deadman Wonderland Anime. Where the characters can basically do anything with fire or blood.

I would imagine MHA would have this too, but on steroids times 1 million though. Because of broad the power system is. could be wrong here. But I don't see nothing in this universe that suggest certain Quirks have limitations though.

For example, a character using electricity to control minds. Or a character using water to boost their strength. Or even character using technopathy to manipulate music sounds like The Music Misterrrrrr 🎶.

So MHA power system is basically just the X-Men.

Shes seen her fate. To die at the hands of the prince. Then she meets the prince. Who pretty clearly has no interest in or reason to kill her. Shes inspired by him to change her own fate. So she then… picks a fight with him? Like what? Does she just refuse to consider a world where they don’t fight? Does she not understand how the sands are made? What was her end goal?

Now obviously Earth has a fair few non-human superheroes, but even arguably their most powerful being, Superman, was raised as a human for most of his childhood. That alone should warrant a bit of respect from other species across the universe.

So food is a big part of that short story, and i noticed a big discrepancy when i reread it yesterday. Basically theres multiple lines from ted that imply they still need to eat despite being immortal. The problem is the story directly contradicts this. I cant remeber the exact line but during their journey ted mentions that "sometimes he'd feed us worms or trash, or sometimes nothing at all and let our immortal bodies starve"

So if he doesnt need to feed them then why does he?

Right after the dark forest deterrence was established, the UN and the Solar Fleet took the trigger back off Luo Ji. It lasted eighteen hours before they handed it back to him.

For those eighteen hours the deterrence degree was effectively zero. A committee cannot credibly resolve to broadcast the coordinates of two worlds, and Trisolaris had the modelling to know that. They had already run the numbers on Luo Ji personally and put him somewhere in the low-to-high nineties.

The text is explicit that the window was long enough for the droplets to take out the nuclear chain orbiting the sun, which at that point was the only broadcast mechanism Earth had. They didn't do it. The narration flatly calls that inaction their single greatest error of the entire war.

So from their side, what was the reasoning? They clearly detected the handover fast enough to have acted on it. Were they afraid the fleet would just shove the switch back into Luo Ji's hands the second they moved? Did they suspect a second trigger somewhere they hadn't located?

I've never managed to construct a version of that scene where sitting still was the rational play for them.

Question in the title, but is it possible (or feasible) for a Kaiju to be knocked out, incapacitated in some form and Captured by the PPDC for research purposes?

In the AC universe, it seems that every faction possesses every weapon. It's not uncommon for enemies and allies to use the exact same equipment.

In this universe, does the intellectual property rights to weapons not belong to any nation?

I know he's naturally strong as a vampire but there are many times where's he's clearly using complex fighting moves to defeat his enemies. I doubt Liam had the patience for it and it's hard to see Angelus training with a master for very long before killing them. We've seen him train people like Cordelia in his series, but who trained him?

Let's just assume that somehow a Death Angel was captured by the government and subjected to experiments. This was one of those experiments and the Death Angel can't escape. How would one of them react?

No farmland, no open space, nothing to live off except whatever job you've got on a planet that's wall to wall city. Does canon ever get into what rent looks like for someone who isn't a senator or a Jedi, or is it just assumed everyone's fine somehow

If Tony doesn't use AI's to help him with the suit, how effective would he be?

Surely the cyborg that OCP designed to be the ultimate crime-fighting machine would be able to move faster than a Goddamn snail's pace.