u/HealthMother3125

The original definition of a zombie was simply a corpse ressurected by magic that would do chores around the house for you. No cannibalism, infection, nothing.

Then came the Romero zombies, that popularized the classic corpse that comes back to life that eats humans and transforms other humans into zombies by biting and that can only be killed by headshots.

But some other kinds appeared. The 28 franchise zombies are not even corpses, they are alive and need their organs functioning to survive. They are not even cannibal they just really really want to punch or kick you to death or spit on you to keep the Rage Virus going. The Left 4 Dead "zombies" are also alive and not corpses if I am remembering it right.

There are even tech zombies now, like the Voteless in Helldivers 2: humans from Super Earth that are captured by aliens and injected and modified with nanomachines to be mindless hordes that kill eveything they see.

So, since the original and Romero definition of zombies can not always be applied to a lot of zombie like creatures nowadays, I ask you: what would be the "modern" definition of a zombie? That could encompass all variants under its description?

Excited to hear your answers!

I've seen some people bring up that slow zombies may be just as, if not more, dangerous than fast zombies. The people here in this subreddit probably knows more about this than I do so I ask: could a walker be more dangerous than a sprinter?

This is a genuine question, I know most carnivores would not dare to take on an adult sauropod due to their sheer size and strenght alone, but who knows, maybe there was.

Does anyone know any?

This thing is BRUTAL man. Imagine Asgore finding one of the humans by accident during Christmas and having to decide if he should take the human to his castle in the spot to get it over it or deciding to letting them enjoy Christmas one last time.

I've seen a lot of fanarts and edits about this but I have no idea of where it came from. I know it has something to do with the Doom movie coming soon but I watched the trailer and yes, there were a lot of mutants but no Spider Man, let alone Tobey's.

If someone can explain it to me I would appreciate it very much!

I was quickly stomped but it was an honor to help you get uo the ladder sir!

I LOVE this concept. If the theory of we are not Kris's original soul and merely a replacement, it would be amazing to have confirmation of this from someone in the game!

At the end of season 1, Naga and Drago had their base 1000 Gs because they literally had half of the core of their entire dimension inside of them. Then at the start of season 3 everyone had base 900 Gs.

And I know, their opponents NEED to be stronger in order to pose a challenge in the future, but I just think that is crazy.

The circus cast has everything they need at the moment right? Caine is by their side, they can acess any world ever created by him, design their own adventures, have sex and many others. They can have and do anything that their human selves would never have.

But the thing is, when you have or can do anything you want, life grows boring. Whenever you want something in real life, you have to struggle for it, be it working more, studying more, whatever, to achieve whatever it is that you want. Many people say that this struggle is what makes life worth living, because the reward at the ending feels deserving, you conquered it, no one snapped their fingers and gave it to you. After all, if you have everything you want anytime you want, what is the point of living?

I am sure that not having to worry about feeling sick, eating and drinking whatever you want, doing literally anything you want will be fun for many many years, but the cast's creativity will run out eventually right? They may have accepted that they are not actually humans at the end of episode 9, but their minds are still human nonetheless, with the very human desire of..y'know, achieving something?

But maybe I am crazy. What do you all think?

They may be a part of the colony now, but they still need to drink oil so that they do not overheat and die right? What are they eating? And even if they are eating something like spare parts, it will run out eventualy and then they would have to kill worker drones to stay alive right?

The therapy session everyone needes ASAP lol. And the mommy issues strike again!

From a complete battle standpoint I believe it is the mechanical ones, since most of them had busted abilities and did not feel pain, not being limites by being made out of flesh.

If you want a BOND however, organics are the one to go.

And I do not know how to feel about cyborgs, Helios was a little nutty even before he got cybernetic implants.

What do you all think?

It's not that I have a problem with him, I am genuinely curious. Since he gets stronger every time the opponent deploys an unit it is a bit hard to react: if you start putting units in the field, his attack gets high af and if you do nothing, you give time to your enemy to deploy more units to pin you down.

So if you come across someone that opens the battle with this guy, what is the proper way to react?

I was watching a review of the first season of Bakugan on youtube, because I love 1 hour long breakdowns and analysis of things I like, and the youtuber that made the video said that he did not understand why people treated the "Alice was Masquerade all along!" reveal as such a big deal, since it was obvious. After all, in most of bakugan's original merchandise art, Alice is absent, but Masquerade is there and that was giving the revelation away.

I was flabergasted when Masquerade dropped the mask and Alice was there when I was a kid, it blew my mind away, but I am curious if you guys already knew or if the reveal got you by surprise as well.

Ok, it is pretty much common sense that Alice and Masquerade are different people in the same body and they have many differences, like the fact that Masquerade loves battling and winning no matter the cost while Alice is more shy and does not seem to enjoy battles herself.

However, Masquerade WAS the number 1 player of the world for a lot of time after Shun stepped away from Bakugan and Alice has shown to possess a lot of knowledge about the game, to the point where Runo and Dan get surprised to see that she knows so much even without never officialy battling against someone.

So I wonder: is she a Bakugan bookworm? Or her knowledge is just a consequence of sharing the same body as Masquerade?

I do not mean the best leader overall with all the other units in the game ok? I know Mecha King Ghidorah and Anime Mechagodzilla will always be first place but these two are what I have.

You see, I've had Super MG for a while at level 6 and since he was my strongest unit that could be a leader, I was also using him. But then, the game started giving me a lot of MV Ghidorah so now MV Ghidorah is at level 9.

So, should I switch Super MG for MV Ghidorah or not?

See, while Helios is the perfect definition of what a rival is, Drago's original foil was probably Hydranoid right? They fought 3 times, one for each of their evolutions and where always thinking when they were going to fight each other again.

But... unlike Helios, Hydranoid used to want Drago to be destroyed in order to please Naga, while Helios, while also wanting Drago to be destroyed, he also wanted to overcome Drago and prove that you can be the most powerful without being the enbodiment of the core of Vestroia.

What do you all think, can Hydranoid be considered Drago's Rival?