...and,
If Wright is to be taken as Word of God, should the series be composited?
If they are all canon, and are all different variations of the same story, then they'd just be extensions of one profile, no? Like, Gideon never fought Matthew in the original story, but if Takes Off is a canon variation of the story, then they'd scale regardless; like the Thousand-Year Blood War anime taking precedence over the original manga, the different canon interpretations add onto the world of the original, even if they logically could not fit within continuity.
Not at all, no. They're different timelines with different events and feats, they aren't even the same people
This seems right to me.
"Similar" Being the key word. I wasn't straight up arguging for it being the same.
On this note, I know right now the fireballs are just considered separate from physicals, but I’m looking into the possibility of it scaling to those, and ergo, the rest of the movie cast. Btw thanks for calculating what I wanted to get a value since 2019
In creation feats (and among other requirements for it to be applied to AP): "In order to apply to a character's capacity to harm other characters, that is their usual Attack Potency, their Creation has to be connected to their other abilities."
Also on the logic of the game: The profiles say they have toon force, and to an extent, I would agree. It's more toon force in the sense of 'game mechanics' though, what with the respawning you point out. iirc Scott from the film also uses a one up to redo the last fight, so another example of this kind of thing happening.
Only that one time though, cuz he gets a one-up. Everyone else who dies stays dead across all the continuities (minus the Twins in the show)
Here's the thread for anyone who wants to give it a look or comment
