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If Thragg acquiesced to Nolan's terms during their talk, how would Thaddeus have reacted? Would he have actually let the Viltrumites go?
Could each of the lower Upper Moons defeat the one ahead of them?
Like could Gyutaro and Gyokko defeat Hatengu, could Gyokko and Hatengu defeat Akaza, so on and so forth?
Is anyone else concerned with how they're gonna do Arius in the anime after making Lucia DRASTICALLY weaker than her game counterpart?
What would Spinner's response be if Deku asked "How many children do you think you and your friends killed?"
Elderly Kratos is on his death bed. What is he leaving to Atreus and what is he taking with him to whatever afterlife is waiting?
[Star Wars] When Order 66 happened and the Empire took over, did Barriss have an "oh poop, murdered all those people for nothing" reaction?
reddit.comHonestly, I could feel how much Vivzie personally hated Adam in the writing itself, compared to Vox.
Adam feels like Vivzie had a bad interaction with some asshole and made that into a character.
He gets zero depth aside from a few comedic moments. You can feel how much the show desperately wants the viewer to hate Adam.
Look at how much depth as a character he gets compared to Vox, who actually feels like an antagonist that Vivzie gives a shit about. He actually has potential to go in different character directions in the future.
Adam was entertaining, but he was so blatantly one-dimensional it's almost funny.
Who would each of the League Villains see and who would be able to resist "God" from OPM? Art by Vlizzyvlizz117
Like Tatsumaki and the others are still wounded, and everything, just assume Tareo managed to somehow escape right after GS formed.
Not in terms of physical difficulty, in terms of whether or not they could actually bring themselves to do it.
I don't know what to call it exactly, it's not like the combat bosses or the stealth bosses.
Thragg abstained from killing Thaedus back in the day because he favored his strength, and in return Thaedus kill the emperor then created the scourge virus.
A couple centuries later, Nolan the new favorite becomes a traitor, joins Thaedus and even when Thragg gives Nolan a chance to come back into the fold, Nolan says no and helps destroy their planet.
The last main person Thragg can count on is General Kregg.
Kregg immediately fucking folds when they get to earth and is the first person to turn on Thragg when they learn of Nolan's lineage.
Assuming the Arkham Origins flashback was actually true and Batman put two and two together.
Like, wouldn't it already be hard enough going up against the billion dollar legal team or God-forbid Bruce Wayne representing himself?
Even if it was the shittiest public-attorney in the world, how do you argue against "Yes your honor, my client broke the law, but if he didn't, Gotham would've been destroyed, gassed, blown up, conquered, erased from existence like 500 times over."
Like genuinely where do you go from there? Literally every single time he broke the law it usually resulted in the bare minimum of one life being saved.
Does the Prosecutor just give up after a certain point?