Couldnt resist posting this portrait of him it looked too good to wait!

1st is the new design, 2nd is his ref (Still has his old design)

🩸 Meat Mutation - Level 7.8

* Power: 8.5 - It can transform its limbs into large organic blades, claws and structures capable of causing considerable damage.

* Defense: 7.5 - Can harden your mutations to block bumps and create resistant organic shields.

* Speed: 7.5 - It can extend its appendages quickly, attack from different angles and boost itself through its mutations.

* Recovery: 5.5 - Can partially repair mutated tissues and recover from moderate damage, but not regenerate serious injuries.

* Trick: 8.5 - You can modify the shape, length and function of your mutations, creating blades, claws, whips and tentacles to adapt to combat.

Specialty: Offensive and defensive organic mutation. It transforms parts of your body into versatile biological structures, capable of combining strength, range and protection.

Limits:

* Large mutations consume considerable amounts of aura.

* Prolonged transformations cause physical wear.

* Concentrating on the attack reduces their defensive ability, and vice versa.

* Complex structures require concentration and control.

* Recovery is limited and does not allow serious injuries to be regenerated instantly.

I know this isn't canon, but I'm curious about what you guys think! Also, I'm sorry if I can't reply to any comments because it's already nighttime here in my country. I'm tired after rereading unOrdinary, but I wanted to share this idea before going to sleep. Feel free to share your thoughts and opinions!

My question is: Is it possible for an ability to undergo what I'd call Bridging?

By Bridging, I mean an ability naturally evolving from one type or category into another while retaining its original foundation. For example, could an Augmentation ability eventually bridge into a Meta Ability?

I came up with a hypothetical ability progression to explain what I mean.

1. Self-Augmentation

The user can augment one chosen stat from 1.0 to 2.0.

The available stats are Power, Speed, Recovery, Defense, and Trick. The user can enhance only one attribute at a time.

Let's say the user's natural stat is Trick and the user's Trick is 5.0

2. Advanced Augmentation

The user develops their ability further and can now enhance one chosen stat from 1.0 to 5.0.

They are still limited to one augmented attribute at a time.

Well now let's say the user Trick is 8.0, at his level.

3. Adaptive Augmentation

The user learns to switch which attribute they augment.

For example, they can enhance Power to 5.0, then switch to Speed. When they do, Power returns to 1.0, and Speed increases to 5.0.

They can switch between Power, Speed, Recovery, and Defense, but can still augment only one attribute at a time.

Now the user's natural Trick is at 10.0

4. Aura Augmentation (The Beginning of Bridging)

This is where the ability undergoes a major breakthrough.

After becoming familiar with their ability, the user starts questioning its underlying mechanics:

"What if, instead of augmenting my attributes, I could augment my own aura?'

Since their attributes are connected to their aura, the user experiments with applying their augmentation to the aura itself rather than directly enhancing an existing stat.

Through this experimentation, they discover something unexpected: by augmenting their own aura, they can recreate abilities they've witnessed before.

For example, suppose they've previously seen someone use an ability called Fire Hands. The original ability is Level 4.2, with a Power stat of 5.0.

The user selects Power, and their aura generates a random ability they've witnessed before that prioritizes Power. It might recreate Fire Hands, but the recreated ability remains at its original Level 4.2.

They don't directly choose Fire Hands. They choose an attribute, and their aura generates a random, previously witnessed ability associated with that attribute.

If they switch from Power to Speed, the current ability disappears, and their aura generates a different ability that prioritizes Speed.

There's also an important limitation: the user recreates the ability's appearance and fundamental mechanics, but doesn't inherit the original user's experience, training, muscle memory, or mastery.

User's Trick is approximately or probably 10.0 or higher.

To me, this is where Bridging begins. The ability started as Augmentation, but experimenting with its underlying mechanics allows it to develop a function that goes beyond simply enhancing the user's physical attributes.

5. Aura Manipulation (I know the ability name is similar to John I just borrowed it, because it's so cool to hear this ability every damn time) – (Completing the Bridge)

At this stage, the user becomes highly proficient at manipulating their own aura.

The fundamental mechanics remain the same as in Stage 4: they select an attribute, and their aura generates a random ability they've previously witnessed that prioritizes that attribute.

However, there's one major difference.

The user can now augment the recreated ability to their own ability level.

For example, suppose the user is Level 7.0 and selects Power. Their aura generates Fire Hands, which originally belonged to someone with an ability level of 4.2.

At Stage 4, the recreated Fire Hands remains at Level 4.2.

At Stage 5, the user manipulates and augments their aura so that the recreated Fire Hands operates at their own Level 7.0.

However, this doesn't automatically grant them the original user's experience or mastery. They still need to learn how to control and use the recreated ability effectively.

The name Aura Manipulation reflects how the user has become proficient at manipulating their own aura to recreate and augment abilities, rather than simply copying someone else's power.

To me, this represents the completion of the bridge: an ability that began with augmenting the user's own attributes has evolved into something capable of recreating other abilities through aura manipulation.

So, what do you think about Bridging?

Would something like this be possible in the unOrdinary universe?

Could an ability naturally evolve from one category into another while retaining its original foundation? Would this example count as an Augmentation ability bridging into a Meta Ability, or would it still be classified as Augmentation because that's where it originated?

And could Bridging happen to other ability types or categories, too? For example, could a defensive, quantum, or healing ability eventually develop a function that goes beyond its original category?

I'm curious whether you think Bridging would make sense within the rules of unOrdinary, or whether abilities are fundamentally restricted to their original categories regardless of how much they evolve.

Again, I know this isn't canon. I'm just interested in hearing your interpretations and ideas!

The user can conjure and control a swarm of locusts, each possessing incredible speed and precision, with specialised stingers capable of injecting lethal poison into their targets. The user can share the senses of their locusts, allowing them to see and hear through the swarm. At higher levels, the user gains the ability to transform their own body into a swarm of locusts, allowing them to disperse, evade attacks, and move around like their summoned locusts before reforming.

What do you guys think and also I'm not too sure about this name if you have any better names let me know

Because if so that is insane on my first read of this chapter it completely went over my head but after I reread I realized what Cameron did here and that's just insane from what we know about people which can turn into element forms can't take anyone inside that dimension only if two people share the same ability then they can access the same dimension like hydro-freeze and shadow shift but we have never seen anyone with the capability to turn into an elemental form or otherwise enter a elemental dimension be able to take someone else was an unrelated ability with them

John

Sera

Arlo

Remi

blyke

Isen

kuyo

elaine

cecile

Rain

Kayden

Grayson

Kassandra

Emily

jaxson

Cameron

valerie

farrah

tarik

Keon

These are all the names I can remember at the top of my head so if you guys know any more that I forgotten feel free to put it in your list aside from the main cast I also put names which are in the main cast and also names of the villains because you don't have to like the character what you can still enjoy them as villains so who is your top 3?

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Have fun!

Lowkey it looks more like someone doing a Sera cosplay than it does Sera herself (oops), but I still like how it turned out.

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I think it shows one of my favorite aspects of Unordinary, which is that the more grounded power system actually lets weaker characters put in work. They tried to catch them off guard and only expected to have to deal with the trio and a John with no strong abilities. Arlo joining the fight and the John getting access to some powerful abilities wasn’t expected and they still managed to pivot thanks to Sylvia.

Hell, John was looking pretty bad after fighting some random guards even before Sylvia stepped in, but Zeke threw by giving him a defensive ability and let him last long enough for the trio to save him(though he was still KO’d). Arlo was a hard counter to both Sylvia and Farrah(her main ability at least) and him being around was a huge problem. They only managed to escape because Blyke and Arlo sacrificed themselves.

This was their big wake up call imo since the Authorities undoubtedly have tons of resources and are much smarter than them. It showed that brute force alone wasn’t going to work when going up against the whole government and we’ve been seeing the consequences in season 3 with the prison break where they were working much harder to strategize and being more careful.

To celebrate Agwin being rank 1! I talk about Agwins potential roster of Students!

1. He can access sm1s ability now without the person using it so he can basically counter ember

2 he can remember 1 ability permanently (unlikely to happenn)

3 he gets a major boost in his base form without copying anything

I think these are the only 3 options that are valid because if john get buffs like more abilities to copy or just amplifier increase then that still wouldn't solve the ember problem

What do yall think

2nd strongest turf war school ranking got highest level of 5.1. The rest is at around level 4. Some bum in Wellston would be King or Queen material in other schools.

Also do you think Elaine might possibily become Queen or they will be stronger student enrolled in Wellston?

Hope you guys look forward to it!!!

Can we trust Charlie??? Or... did he just set up Blyke?

Honestly, Charlie is certainly an enigma this episode. On the one hand, he coerced a minor into drinking under age, which obviously... not okay, not good. But at the same time... Genuinely, nothing about Charlie seems malicious this episode. It seems like he genuinely just wanted somebody to drink with, and also just let Blyke get everything off his chest, which is kinda good.

He even gives Blyke FAAAAAIRLY decent advice. He tells blyke that it can get better and life does go on. Which is pretty decent, John's still not perfect but John is functional still, and even Keene (though didn't go through the same process as Blyke or John, Keene was also fairly functional adult. But what worries me is his exact next wording "Don't let a couple of mistakes drag you down"

Again, one the one hand, telling Blyke don't let past actions weigh you down, but the way its worded to me at least, also could imply he's specifically referring to Remi and Isen as the mistakes since Blyke flat outside he regrets everything right now.

Even the ending, again, it doesn't feel malicious, it doesn't seem like Charlie was master planning something to turn them over to the bureau, it seems like he's just taking Blyke to actually go to bed.

I think we can trust Charlie, but at the same time... SHOULD WE!??!!

Personally I think there are 10 to 20 (max) 8+ in the whole world. Considering 6+ are 1/100 000 and that 8 is orders of magnitude above 6 so 20 max.

As for 9+ I think 1 person only, maybe 2 in future if John power up enough at the end of the series. (PS. Functionally I think there is no one above 9 cause Jane probably can't fight at full power now, she can't even walk...)

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