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So, I've played the game and read the manga version of the game and something about Sing really stuck out. In the game, she's considered the 'Ultimate One' by her Apostles to the point SAHA comments towards Nana that she couldn't hurt the Governor with her weapons. Later on, Sing's revealed to be completely fine and then you fight and beat her. However, when I read the manga, something stuck out. Incredibly weakened, MEFE was executed by a few human soldiers with automatic weapons after having her arms cut off by Stella's surprise attack yet in the game, their bullets didn't even tickle her.
If Sing is of a similar alien race, which I believe so as they both are quoted to Neblade victims, then yes, it would make sense for her to have a high durability, but to what extent is the gap between her and Mefe? This isn't the question but merely what started my train of thought.
In the game, Sing can be hurt by your attacks. Fact.
In the manga, Sing can be hurt by seemingly building sized attacks from Stella. Fact.
However, here's what grabbed my attention. Earlier in the manga, during Sing's backstory, she is shot by her secret crush, Dr. Gibson, the scientist who used Sing's DNA to create the Grey-clones (imperfect clones of Sing), like Nana. Gibson says his gun wouldn't have done anything to her (consistent with the game's portrayal of the alien's durability) but he had weaponized her DNA. Those bullets punched some big holes in her body, causing her to stagger and bleed.
Moments later, he activated a nuclear grenade in the hopes of killing her. She was at the epicenter of a nuclear explosion, yet when it cleared, the only thing it destroyed of her was her clothes, her previous wounds already healed completely. Her skin wasn't burnt, her hair was still immaculate, her eyes weren't crispy hushpuppies. She said he was foolish to think a nuke could kill her. Considering her position during that explosion, we can say easily her durability is Nuclear level, but you have to consider the nature of the explosion. I interpret the tier of 'Nuclear' differently as a kiloton of TNT is far less deadly then a nuke with a kT payload as the difference is the nuclear energy. The explosions could be the same size but the heat would be as different as day and night. The center of a nuke explosion is said to be several times hotter then the core of our sun, so even while injured, her body withstood temperatures of several millions of degrees fahrenheit, not being burnt or dehydrated at all. Also of note is that during the explosion or even before it reached her from just a few meters away, her body regenerated from her wounds.
I thought more into that and wondered how Stella could even injure her. I connected Sing's words from the game and manga of how Stella is considered a 'perfect clone' and that Sing does not mind who dies in their fight as they're both Sing Love. The last part of my theory is that unless I'm gravely mistaken, then aren't Stella's weapons connected to her on a biological level or something? It would explain how the Clones' weapons were so much more effective against the aliens if it ran off of their own internal energy else more of humanity's forces would have been outfitted with such weapons. If so, then it makes sense to me that the one consistency between the game and manga is that is doesn't matter the amount of force of whatever nature you use against Sing, she's immune to it unless it has her DNA (Stella=perfect clone=possible inclusion of her weapons as well).
My theory is that this would mean that Humanity could have sent planet killing nukes at Sing and she'd tank them with no damage unless her DNA was somehow weaponized into them.
If Sing is of a similar alien race, which I believe so as they both are quoted to Neblade victims, then yes, it would make sense for her to have a high durability, but to what extent is the gap between her and Mefe? This isn't the question but merely what started my train of thought.
In the game, Sing can be hurt by your attacks. Fact.
In the manga, Sing can be hurt by seemingly building sized attacks from Stella. Fact.
However, here's what grabbed my attention. Earlier in the manga, during Sing's backstory, she is shot by her secret crush, Dr. Gibson, the scientist who used Sing's DNA to create the Grey-clones (imperfect clones of Sing), like Nana. Gibson says his gun wouldn't have done anything to her (consistent with the game's portrayal of the alien's durability) but he had weaponized her DNA. Those bullets punched some big holes in her body, causing her to stagger and bleed.
Moments later, he activated a nuclear grenade in the hopes of killing her. She was at the epicenter of a nuclear explosion, yet when it cleared, the only thing it destroyed of her was her clothes, her previous wounds already healed completely. Her skin wasn't burnt, her hair was still immaculate, her eyes weren't crispy hushpuppies. She said he was foolish to think a nuke could kill her. Considering her position during that explosion, we can say easily her durability is Nuclear level, but you have to consider the nature of the explosion. I interpret the tier of 'Nuclear' differently as a kiloton of TNT is far less deadly then a nuke with a kT payload as the difference is the nuclear energy. The explosions could be the same size but the heat would be as different as day and night. The center of a nuke explosion is said to be several times hotter then the core of our sun, so even while injured, her body withstood temperatures of several millions of degrees fahrenheit, not being burnt or dehydrated at all. Also of note is that during the explosion or even before it reached her from just a few meters away, her body regenerated from her wounds.
I thought more into that and wondered how Stella could even injure her. I connected Sing's words from the game and manga of how Stella is considered a 'perfect clone' and that Sing does not mind who dies in their fight as they're both Sing Love. The last part of my theory is that unless I'm gravely mistaken, then aren't Stella's weapons connected to her on a biological level or something? It would explain how the Clones' weapons were so much more effective against the aliens if it ran off of their own internal energy else more of humanity's forces would have been outfitted with such weapons. If so, then it makes sense to me that the one consistency between the game and manga is that is doesn't matter the amount of force of whatever nature you use against Sing, she's immune to it unless it has her DNA (Stella=perfect clone=possible inclusion of her weapons as well).
My theory is that this would mean that Humanity could have sent planet killing nukes at Sing and she'd tank them with no damage unless her DNA was somehow weaponized into them.
