Image 1 — What was inside Killy's bag were genetic records
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What was inside Killy's bag were genetic records

It's unlikely he was carrying food; he asked the strange child for some.

Silicon Life has intel that Killy is searching for the NTG; from specimen to genetic records according to Ch7.

Killy's Safeguard features (e.g., eye scan technology) were dormant for a time, so it would make sense that he was carrying some physical records with him.

In the late chapters, it looks like preserving records wasn't really needed, and it may have been dead weight anyway.

u/NoCategory2756 — 8 days ago
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The odd child in Ch5 is a Safeguard

Although some readers suggest it is a Silicon Life, the fact it apparently summoned base exterminator safeguards to the human shelter in Ch6 suggests it is part of the Safeguard system, not Silicon Life.

Despite the 'child' ruthlessly eliminating the guys Killy stumbled upon, it was harmless to Killy, likely because it might recognize that he is a Safeguard too (even if a strange one?).

Besides, just an observation, this is the pose or body shape Nihei often uses on many Safeguards regardless of model.

u/NoCategory2756 — 9 days ago

In the movies: do you think Shadow escaped from the Black Arms' home comet, or was he sent to Earth by Black Doom for a purpose, e.g., conquering the planet?

Sonic Movie 3 made some changes to Shadow's origins: he's not Gerald's creation, but the story leans more heavily into Black Doom's part (if the meteor Shadow fall to Earth in does indeed belong to the Black Arms alien race).

u/NoCategory2756 — 2 months ago

Why I really like the scene of Shadow and Rouge's first meeting in Sonic X

Shadow was taken aback a bit by this bat sneaking into Eggman's base with a Chaos Emerald and striking business deals on her own terms; he doesn't know who Rouge is, but he is sort of curious.

When she met his eyes, he averted his gaze, after realizing he was staring.

Shadow met her eyes afterwards, Rouge realizing this man is a near unstoppable force of nature. He will not let anyone stand in his way, not even her.

I think that left a powerful first impression on Rouge, realizing his intimidating aura and it was just as fascinating a new experience.

From the first moment, she knew he was special.

Edit: There's also the fact that Shadow remembered Maria, or reminded himself of her, just before Rouge introduced herself and asked his name, so Shadow may have been steeling himself too, and Rouge found out there is a deeper reason behind that look.

u/NoCategory2756 — 2 months ago

Shadow is NOT Vegeta

Shadow's character was never about toxic masculinity, pride, inferiority complex, and obsession over the main hero.

Shadow's character was about grief, power and affirmation of identity/purpose.

He's brooding, but that's because he's grieving, lost in his head and/or naturally quiet, not out of wounded pride over failing to be the greatest.

Yes, both Shadow and Vegeta are anti-heroes, but they are still different characters.

Please, correct me if I'm wrong.

Edit: I wrote this post with Sonic Movie 3 and Sonic X JPN versions in mind before finding these comic pages, which I believe befits his character.

u/NoCategory2756 — 2 months ago
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The notes on Killy's suit

I didn't find official translation (please correct me if I'm mistaken so I delete this one). This is Gemini's translation.

Apparently, the suit is alive and is fusing together (see the note about the boots). It's full of repair marks. It's not there to look cool, but too rundown and enduring.

u/NoCategory2756 — 3 months ago

Could other forms of bending develop a skill parallel to this Waterbending technique?

It appears Firebending is the second closest candidate because the golden hue literally exists in the dragons' flames.

However, Air and Earth may develop such a technique too, but there is nothing in canon I could base this assumption on.

Any thoughts?

Edit:

"Spiritbending is a variation of the healing technique which uses water to redirect and alter the flow of energy within a spirit, pushing the spirit toward balance or imbalance by adjusting their internal state.[...] To perform the technique, a waterbender encircles the spirit with a thin stream of water, which begins to glow when the technique is taking effect. When used to change a spirit's negative energy into positive energy, the water, followed by the spirit, will begin to glow a golden light, at which point the spirit dissipates or assumes a pacified form. When the technique is used to change positive energy into negative energy, the water and spirit emanate a purple light. When used against humans, this variation has the potential to destroy their souls."

Source: https://avatar.fandom.com/wiki/Specialized_bending_techniques

u/NoCategory2756 — 4 months ago

Is this a thing yet?

When I buy an Xbox, I am interested in playing a few specific games I have in mind; however, these titles are only accessible through the Premium subscription, which includes many other games that do not appeal to me and seem to only unnecessarily cost me more.

u/NoCategory2756 — 4 months ago

What is the most affordable way to expand Series S storage?

I'm thinking of buying Xbox Series S mainly to play Minecraft (and other games) but I fear to run out of storage when it comes to Minecraft.

Expansion Cards on Amazon are expansive enough that I might just go for a higher end device with the total price.

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u/NoCategory2756 — 4 months ago

What is the purpose of Steam app on Android?

I'm a total newbie to gaming. I downloaded the Steam app on my Android phone. I added a few Free-to-Play games to my Library, but they do not show up and the page doesn't work.

Does Steam not support Cloud Gaming on different devices (like a phone or an iPad)? Do I absolutely need to buy a PS or PC to play these games?

u/NoCategory2756 — 4 months ago

As a BLAME! fan, are you excited for the upcoming Backrooms movie?

I know the lore and laws (or lack thereof) of the City is different from the Backrooms creepypasta lore (turning official now), but it shares the same uncanny atmosphere and infinite expansion of confined spaces.

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u/NoCategory2756 — 5 months ago