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I’ll be honest I’ve never watched dragon ball nor do I plan to, however I’m really curious on how the power levels actually work

SS1 Goku has a power level of 150 million

The DBZ farmer has a power level of 5

150,000,000/5 =30,000,000 + 1 to make sure it’s not just a tie.

So with the power levels in mind, does that mean SS1 Goku loses to 30,000,001 farmers because they have combined power level of 150,000,005

1. “But why male models”, Zoolander; after a lengthy explanation as to why male models are utilised to become perfect assassins, Zoolander just responds “but why male models” after previously asking why male models were assassins. Although this line was improvised (Ben Stiller forgot the line to say), it’s a comedically perfect line to highlight how self obsessed and idiotic Zoolander is that he can’t even focus on the question he asked

2. The arrest of Jack Karlson; Karlson was misidentified as an international fraud criminal and was arrested while he ate at a Chinese restaurant. During the entire arrest, he goes on about a monologue of democracy and asking whether the charge was about the “succulent Chinese meal”

1. Emesis Blue’s adaptation of TF2 Lore; Emesis Blue is a movie based lightly on TF2 lore but more so interested in the way the respawn mechanic functions in game. Within the lore of TF2 the characters themselves do continually respawn (atleast in the sfm meet the teams which were canonised in the comics)

Emesis Blue therefore takes the respawn mechanic and creates an entire story around it - with the mercs being death row inmates spared and recruited into becoming mercenaries because they were compatible with the respawn machine; their comparability means that both Red and Blu can have them fight among each other creating two variations of each character (a Red and Blu one)

Emesis Blue also acts as a sort of adaptation of the Jaunt by Stephen King, with the idea of the respawn machine being “longer than you think” which is a direct quote from the book itself

2. Searching for a world that doesn’t exist adaptation of the king in yellow; the king in yellow itself as a memetic horror, something that invades the mind just from acknowledging its own existance. However, the king in yellow himself lures its victims through curiosity and or obsession into doing things that lead to their own destruction.

Searching for a world that doesn’t exist perfectly encapsulates this self destructive obsession as despite the several warnings that the MC is clearly aware of (being intelligent enough to understand he is not alone) and having several moments to leave, he compels himself to continue further and turn left at every crossroad - eventually coming face to face with the king in yellow that drives him completely insane

It’s just a shame the sequel kinda sucked

Rules are simple:

1. In this timeline, Higuruma awakened his technique 2 weeks before Shibuya. He has the same experience and understanding of both his technique and curses as he does during the Culling Games when he meets Yuji

2. The goal is to see whether Higuruma could survive Shibuya, and if so who is the strongest curse or curse user he could beat

I'll keep this short given this is a meme but it's genuinely something I find fascinating when scaling techniques

If we ignore cursed energy requirements - Infinity is a good technique. Spatial manipulation is incredibly powerful and allows for you to manipulate an opponent and prevent them from attacking you.

There's no question that within JJK it's at least the top 5 in terms of techniques, if you don't factor in cursed energy requirement

The problem is that the cursed energy required to utilise infinity is absurd. It's stated within the manga that "you can't use limitless without the six eyes" in response to why Yuta didn't copy Goio's technique; the amount of cursed energy required is unknown but at best it's an abused amount leaving even sorcerers with high levels of cursed energy such as yuta unable to use it and at worst it's a literal infinite amount of cursed energy given how limitless is a technique that embodies infinity

The six eyes of course help with this problem, but the six eyes and limitless are not linked. A sorcerer can be born without limitless but with the six eyes and vice versa. The six eyes are by far the better of the two however as it's cursed energy efficiency means that a sorcerer can continuously use their cursed technique or abilities over and over with little to no cost, meaning that it's always viable for sorcerers with low cursed energy or high cursed energy techniques

Therefore, if we consider limitless alongside the six eyes then yes it’s absolutely one of the best techniques in the series. However, given a sorcerer can be born without the six eyes but still have limitless, on its own limitless is one of if not the worst techniques

1. Who? Genuinely idk them

2. Yellow miku

3. Sukuna, I’m serious we actually don’t know Sukuna’s full name

I hate the lighting

I hate her smug fucking face

I hate the “…viltrumite sperm?”

I hate the fact it is canon that viltrumite sperm is so strong that it melts through condoms like acid

Genuinely idk what’s wrong with this panel I just hate it