Since it has the properties of rubber (and gum), and rubber is a really good insulator for electricity, would Kashimos lighting charges not affect him? Same thing with Killua

I'll preface this by saying that I do like Garth Ennis, he's probably one of the most genuine and unapologetic comic book writers there exist and Preacher is one of my favourite series period, but I feel like for every amazing series he does he then turns around and writes the most 14 year old, unsupervised internet restriction, edgelord, DOG SHIT you can imagine, and this here is pretty much the biggest representative of it.

To give some context, the series takes place in a world in which a virus known as "The Crossed Plague" infected most of humanity and destroyed human civilization, unlike any typical zombie virus, the crossed plague causes people to become sadistic monsters who look to kill, cannibalize and rape any living being they find, each installment follows a group of survivors trying to survive.

And that's it, this one paragraph can pretty much summarize the entire plot of every crossed series, it goes: backstory/beginning of the apocalypse, group of survivors, survivors die one by one, gruesome ending. That's IT, it's the exact same formula for every book spliced with the most gruesome shit imaginable, and thats not inherently bad but the series does it SO MUCH that after like the third time you just gloss over it because you just want to get back to the "story".

I said it in quotation marks because calling it that would be an insult to any actual storyteller, every single character is either the biggest scumbag imaginable or just a regular dude that gets gruesomely killed like 5 pages in, both of them have the writing depth of a glass of water, but you know what actually boiled my blood about the writing, the fact that the entire message of the series is pretty much: "Umm actually the humans are the REAL bad guys, not the crossed, bet you've never heard that one before huh".

This is the only series I can confidently say has no redeeming qualities and that you are genuinely better off not reading, the writing is shit, the characters are shit, that art is fine and then proceeds to nose dive in quality, everything about it is SHIT, and you know what's the worse thing? It's not even fun to read, honestly, the best thing you can do with these books is close them, sell them and use that money to buy a The walking dead omnibus.

Is he stupid?

Like if the C-Day happened in real life the military would probably have it under control in a few weeks top, they would probably quarantine any infected city and advice people to bunker down in their homes and to stay away from any person with a cross on their face, afterwards they would probably kill any crossed group wandering and have the CDC take samples in order to develop a vaccine

This isn't powerscaling btw this is just my idea of what would happen

Here's the scenario:

All the Gantz teams around the world are notified of the oncoming arrival of hive fleet Behemoth (the one in the pic) to the Earth, they have the same amount of time to prepare as they did with the Alien giants and free access to any of the Weapons or vehicles, alongside the help of the Earth's military forces for backup

Realized this after seeing a previous post talking about if the average person could survive against a crossed in close combat, and a lot of the comments were talking about the crossed as if they were some kind of unstoppable terminators when in reality they are closer to crackheads with weapons.

The main point that people brought up was the fact that the crossed feel no pain and will just keep going after being injured, which is somewhat a problem if you're not aiming for any vital point like the torso or the head but it also means that any deep enough wound will also cause them to bleed out to death or get an infection after leaving them untreated for too long.

To not make the post too long I'll give my 3 reasons as to why I consider them generally weak at fighting:

1. They just don't have any skills, 99% of crossed were regular people before they got infected, even if they got some kind of military training beforehand the virus more than likely deluted their abilities and made them far more sloppy and careless.

2. They have no protection, most of the crossed are actually in rags or whatever clothes they were in when they turned, meaning they don't have any actual protection from weapons or even the weather.

3. A lot of the crossed are sickly, malnourished or crippled, their diet only consists of uncooked human meat, if the kuru disease doesn't kill them it would weaken them, also a lot of the crossed are crippled or have previous wounds from getting infected that would make them a slower target.

Your best bet on how to beat one is to first get some durable layered clothing like leather or jeans, you could also reinforce it with some other material like on that one train to Busan scene to prevent getting bitten, you should also get some gloves and a balaclava to prevent getting any fluids in your mouth.

For a weapon I would use a spear, they are easy to make with just a stick and a hunting knife taped to the tip, they are easy to use and let you attack at distance without being in direct danger.

I don't really know any other clue about it except for the fact that it's a piano song and that it's probably quite old, I only know it from this one video

Could Hisoka theoretically do like Spider man swing himself from building to building? Could he create Bungee gum spiderwebs to trap people in (though that would require emission nen)? After he created his Bungee gum prosthetics could he do like Luffy and stretch his limbs?

I swear to god I've seen it in other media but this is the only one that I remember and ive always wondered what this weird axe thing is even called

If it has the same restrictions as Takabas Technique, I.e not having knowledge or true control over it then i can see it possible

It just makes more sense from a writing perspective IMO if they are some of the strongest nen users the Hunter association could find but then again it's Togashi so he might subvert the trope

I initially thought he would simply be a chaotic evil character due to his equal slaughter of both sides of avesta, but that wouldn't be completely correct as he doesn't have any true malice or enjoyment from what he did so he might be more close to Lawful or neutral evil though I'm not sure