Am I the only one who thinks this would actually be a really interesting hero to see in action? (Comic book action, anyway)
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this would make a good story unironically. guy can only βchargeβ his powers via murder. so he chooses to be a dexter like guy who only kills baddies.
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Okay but that logo with the tracks in the letter y is pretty cool!
So heβs basically a warlock
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So: Superman + Deathnote.
Later seasons get real interesting for what crime qualifies as deserving death.
ezpz. Just kill the chairman of the board of the shipping company. :D
A glowing review by Stan Lee
Is that a tumor on his r thigh or just where superheros keep their cellphone in their spandex?
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Final Fantasy authors designing their science-based "hard magic" system like:
That ship with all those people
Reminds me of Cole MacGrath from the Infamous: Festival of Blood DLC. You are a hero but you have to kill and eat people because you are a vampire.
In less heroic examples, Kratos in the original games can heal by killing bystanders and Captain Titus in Space Marine gets healed when you execute an enemy with your chainsaw sword.
Edit: a few more that come to mind are Denji from Chainsaw man as Denji heals by drinking the blood of people he kills, Doom Slayer who also heals by killing demons, and V1 from Ultrakill who also heals from the blood of their enemies.
Or he could place a parent on that ship and then fuck the other parent. Doesn't have to kill
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Maybe he just needs a whole magazine of shopping trolleys to activate his powers?
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There's a trolley rolling down a track that splits into two - on one, which the trolley is going towards, there is a single person who's tied up on the track, and on the other there's 3 tied up people.
There's a lever next to the track that has a 50% chance to stop the train
Would you pull it?
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If Strawman arguments was a comic book.
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