I'm 1000% behind this.
he keeps talking calmly after the decapitation so i would beg to differ
I'm assuming we're talking about Dire from JoJo Part 1?
It was even mentioned later in the movie that Dame memorized Donnie’s past injuries in preparation for their fight. Preparation feat, right?
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Nah but fr, I'm with Sheev here.
For sure!
Well we need to gather multiple varying degrees of Supernatural Willpower if we want to make any progress.
Aron Ralston cutting off part of his own arm to escape his canyoneering accident comes to mind as a showing of extreme willpower. There's also people lifting up portions of vehicles to save their loved ones, samurai being capable of committing seppuku despite most of them probably not suffering from extreme levels of depression or similarly self-destructive mental disorder, berserker vikings being able to keep fighting after severe injury, etc.
Very impressive means outright that they're far above average demonstrations of willpower and would be approaching or at the limit of what human willpower can achieve in a given situation, so yeah considering those displays to be within the bounds of peak human willpower would be accurate. And Supernatural Willpower can pretty basically be defined as having the ability to persevere with sheer will through things that would be physiologically and/or neurologically impossible for an irl human, hence why it's considered supernatural.
I can’t believe I’m saying this but that does indeed seem to work with the crossover scaling rules. So, um, yeah. Maybe make a new thread for that specifically to get attention to it?
I believe so yeah.
Well while i lean more to this reasoning, i have to say that Sly said that Drago was a perfect human, a 1000 years more evolved than a normal human and that he was almost like an android. He also said that Rambo was kind of a super soldier.
