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"Can regenerate damage as long as he has enough biomass"
" Stamina: Nearly limitless, as long as he is fed. "
As an avid gamer, these statements highly frustrate me. These statements imply he cannot regenerate (or do much of anything else) if he does not have enough biomass. The problem with this implication is that Alex is biomass. Every living being is. It is biological mass. Regardless of the amount of consumed biomass, there is a minimum baseline.
The main energy source of a human is the calorie (food). Without it, our bodily functions dwindle and we eventually die. Alex is made of biomass, which means he can't run out because he's made of it. Sure, he can run extremely low if his body is broken down to extreme levels, but to say he can run out of biomass is the same as saying he'll cease to exist altogether. He will always exist and be capable of Regenerationn unless he's broken down to the atomic level.
Now for his actual Regenerationn rating.
" Consuming a single crow allowed him to regenerate from being reduced to a chunk of meat by a nuclear explosion "
False on all counts. First, he transports the nuke into the literal middle of nowhere, where he flies a few hundred meters away from the center, at most, before he's vaporized along with the helicopter. Then there's a massive time-skip between that event, and the time we're shown him regenerating.
How do I know? The most obvious point being, by the time we're shown him regenerating, we see no effects of the nuke remaining. No fireball, adverse weather due to the effects, etc. Also, since he was erased in the middle of a large body of water 10-15 miles away from the coast of Manhattan, he was either eventually carried to the shore by the current of water, or carried to the shore by the nuke. The latter is highly unlikely all evidence presented, considering it would make no sense that he gets vaporized instantly yet continues to ride the nuke as scattered particles, and the shore has no structural damage. The former is more plausible.
So several minutes at the very least, to possibly multiple hours before we see him moving around as biomass drops before he consumes the crow. It seems like mid-high here.
" Stamina: Nearly limitless, as long as he is fed. "
As an avid gamer, these statements highly frustrate me. These statements imply he cannot regenerate (or do much of anything else) if he does not have enough biomass. The problem with this implication is that Alex is biomass. Every living being is. It is biological mass. Regardless of the amount of consumed biomass, there is a minimum baseline.
The main energy source of a human is the calorie (food). Without it, our bodily functions dwindle and we eventually die. Alex is made of biomass, which means he can't run out because he's made of it. Sure, he can run extremely low if his body is broken down to extreme levels, but to say he can run out of biomass is the same as saying he'll cease to exist altogether. He will always exist and be capable of Regenerationn unless he's broken down to the atomic level.
Now for his actual Regenerationn rating.
" Consuming a single crow allowed him to regenerate from being reduced to a chunk of meat by a nuclear explosion "
False on all counts. First, he transports the nuke into the literal middle of nowhere, where he flies a few hundred meters away from the center, at most, before he's vaporized along with the helicopter. Then there's a massive time-skip between that event, and the time we're shown him regenerating.
How do I know? The most obvious point being, by the time we're shown him regenerating, we see no effects of the nuke remaining. No fireball, adverse weather due to the effects, etc. Also, since he was erased in the middle of a large body of water 10-15 miles away from the coast of Manhattan, he was either eventually carried to the shore by the current of water, or carried to the shore by the nuke. The latter is highly unlikely all evidence presented, considering it would make no sense that he gets vaporized instantly yet continues to ride the nuke as scattered particles, and the shore has no structural damage. The former is more plausible.
So several minutes at the very least, to possibly multiple hours before we see him moving around as biomass drops before he consumes the crow. It seems like mid-high here.