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Some fantasy manga and anime series, even comic or animation series, implement the use of HP stats, like video games. But, the problem is: This isn't a game mechanic—it's not a game. And, this stats a lot more in these series than they do in games because, once again, they aren't game mechanics.
So, this begs the question, does HP in these instances equate to Durability (i.e., X has more HP than Y, so they have more durability than Y) or some other universal law?
The only reason I bring this up is because in the manga Who Says Warriors Can't Be Babes?, the fact that Warrior Woman has so much more HP than the rest of her party is brought up after she intentionally drops a boulder on herself. I had to know whether this actually meant something in the grand scheme of things.
So, this begs the question, does HP in these instances equate to Durability (i.e., X has more HP than Y, so they have more durability than Y) or some other universal law?
The only reason I bring this up is because in the manga Who Says Warriors Can't Be Babes?, the fact that Warrior Woman has so much more HP than the rest of her party is brought up after she intentionally drops a boulder on herself. I had to know whether this actually meant something in the grand scheme of things.