@ Seraph: Two words. Volt Tackle.

edited 24th May '12 2:24:29 PM by Badwolfwho

Volt Tackle was like Wild Charge before it was a TM.

Ninja...APARTMENTS?

edited 24th May '12 2:25:47 PM by crowlover

all depends on how much space she has, and how long it takes her to charge up to that level.

Pros and cons of electricity monsters..... Well, I assume that if anyone or anything with those powers falls in water, their pretty much screwed.

Also, My mom got out of the hospital today. She's doing even better then last time, I just have to help her with a couple of stuff, that's all.

@marston: They're talking about CRISIS again. I've been lurking for awhile now.

edited 24th May '12 2:27:03 PM by Crowfall

Of course, my One Piece comparison kinda falls flat when we are later shown a villain who can turn into light, and is capable of kicking people at the speed of light and firing laser beams capable of leveling significant portions of a large island.

edited 24th May '12 2:28:36 PM by PerpetualLurker

So far we have Negi Springfield, the 10000-Volt Ghost, the Electricity Gremlin and Pikachu.....

They should totally form some sort of team.

I'd suggest Zapdos, Raikou, or Thundurus instead, personally.

Turning into electricity is more powerful than covering yourself with electricity as it makes you faster and dispersable.

@Marston: Oooh, that's good to hear!

@Crow APARTMEEEENTS!

Although searching has gone much better. I actually found a place I really liked, and cheap enough that it can be rented by two people, although we found out that our third is coming out after all, so at least we've got that solid.

...I'm still really thinking of looking into single places, though. Gonna try and set up a few tours tonight for saturday or something. Gonna take tomorrow off, because I've still got one more tour tonight and I am exhausted.

I do love how much Havocwing reminds me of the firebenders from Avatar. Right down to the way she can use her fire to fly (fly faster in her case)

@Bad random thought: I was actually thinking of ASOIAF and I was trying to link the types of intelligences found in that series to the Team Evil of CRISIS.

so far:

• Silvertongue: Tywin
• Starlight: Cersei
• Curacao: Littlefinger
• Grayscale: Roose Bolton
• Red Velvet: Ramsay Snow

Can't think of characters for Insipid and Havoc XD

Isn't Volt Tackle Pikachu's signature move? I know it at least used to be.

@Perpetual: All of the vice-admirals are so freaking hax. Seriously, even with Haki they can still kill you by getting hit.

I wish there had been one who was Badass Normal. The one thing I don't like about One Piece is that the devil fruit powers seem to have gotten way to prevalent; I'd like to see another major villain with no powers.

Still, at least two of the monster trio are technically powerless.

Technically it's more Pichu's.

But only Pichu, Pikachu, and Raichu (and Smeargle) can know it.

edited 24th May '12 2:33:00 PM by crowlover

Is there a term used to describe a type of power/ability/item that's established as being very rare and special in season 1, but as the series goes on said element steadily becomes more and more commonplace?

edited 24th May '12 2:34:27 PM by gingerninja666

@Kegi Garp was the (relatively) Badass Normal one. He was even offered an Admiral position and turned it down. Mihawk is pretty damn close to top tier as well, in pure destructive potential. Not to mention that Shanks is one of the four most powerful pirates in the world, and he doesn't have a fruit power.

edited 24th May '12 2:36:33 PM by PerpetualLurker

@ Ginger: Early Sansa could be Insipid.

There is of course only one option for Havocwing. Gregor Clegane, The Volcano That Flies.

I think Starlight is smarter than Cersei, other than that seems good.

@kegi: Well the devil fruits come from somewhere near the end of the Grand Line, so it makes sense that as you go further you encounter more people who've eaten them. Still, there are some powerful characters who haven't eaten them, like Shanks and Mihawk.

I find it amusing that Ditto is basically the sex slave of the Pokemon world.

Just thinking aloud.

@Ginger: Oooh, if there isn't, there should be. Sort of like Kryptonite Is Everywhere but for powers.

Edit: Ninja'd.

edited 24th May '12 2:37:02 PM by Sereg

True enough, true enough. And Fleet Admiral Sengoku is kind of badass normal, since his power doesn't seem to extend beyond punching things. I mean, it seems to just be a specialty Zoan type, Like Marco's phoenix-type zoan. Either that, or it's just a really freaking weird paramecia.

I've heard tell that it's just another human-type zoan, but considering that's already shown up, I doubt it.

@Crow: Yeah... but to even get that far you'd think there'd be plenty of people who just say "Fuck it, I can already nuke the world. Why do I need a clumsy power I'll need to learn to use and that could potentially just ruin me?"

edited 24th May '12 2:39:19 PM by kegisak

Cuz I know it happened in Code Geass.

Season 1: Only 2 people have Geass powers, and it's all very mysterious.

Season 2: EVERYONE and their mother (LITERALLY) has a geass

What are Geass powers?

@Kegi It was labeled as a variant of the Human-Human fruit, specifically a Buddha variant. It's like how the Gorgon Sisters both had variants of the Snake-Snake fruit.

I was always a little confused by Sengoku's power. So he can turn into a giant Buddha statue that punches things? What?