Over the years, especially the Silver Age, writers have randomly given heroes and villains new powers to suit the plot. Often these powers are never used again even in situations where they would help because they were too weird and writers would rather forget them.
Case in point, did you know the Human Torch can create 3D "flame images"? He can also create lassos made of fire that can grab things without burning them.
I think the Flash used to have basically matter manipulation
Juggernaut had a force field surrounding him prior to to Claremont's run. I don't know who to blame for that, but it was dangerously cheesy.
Superman's Super _______
Namor used to have the special abilities of every kind of sealife. Which was pretty cool actually.
>>77823589
For a second I thought you said Jughead and I was really fucking confused.
Carol Danvers/Ms Marvel had precognitive powers. Basically longer-range Spider Sense.
Still does, apparently. Whenever writers remember.
>>77823600
Weaving!
>>77823603
Best one was his electric eel powers that let him absorb and discharge electricty
>>77823603
IIRC that's because the Golden Age writers after Everett "thought he was Aquaman".
Who can't do that either. lel
>>77823600
Superman shouldn't really count though.
He's lost and gained more super powers throughout the years than a full roster of the justice league.
>>77823651
Isn't that just Superspeed?
Hank Pym used to be able to psychically commune with all the ants in a city with a machine. He was organically doing the NSA spy thing.
The Leader used to have armies of shrinking robots that would expand to full size.
Magneto had the power of a hypnotic "magnetic" personality.
Reed Richards has created life more than a few times.
>>77823745
Yes, but they call it superweaving.
>>77823527
My favorite Human Torch power they never use is that Johnny can see in the Infared when he tries.
>>77823600
Ventriloquism.
Though I'm not sure if that counts because people make sure that one isn't forgotten.
>>77823609
Now I am imagining Claremont writing Archie and pushing all his fetishes.
>Magneto used to have telepathy
>Charles Xavier used to have telekinesis
>Nightcrawler could turn invisible when in shadows
>Storm had super senses because she could feel everything the air touches
>Marrow has a spare heart
>>77823905
I'm pretty sure that's still ocasionally used. I recall during Hickman's run Johny used this ability to detect how many people were in a building.
Time for black bolt
He hypnotized the mandarin
>>77823998
mind controlled maximus
>>77823981
I mean I'd approve it just to finally see Betty and Veronica hook up. They'd be so happy together.
>>77824012
built Ben a bathrobe out of electrons
>>77823905
And Bizarro can see through lead, but nothing else.
>>77824040
For real? How was he threat if he kept bumping into everything?
>>77823651
He also had the ability to create miniature supermen with his hand, each one with the full abilities of the full sized superman.insert sperm joke here.
>>77824035
and reprogrammed a bomb with electrons
>>77824065
...You can't see through anything either, anon. Not even lead.
>>77824102
One cool use of his powers was when Dazzler turned his voice into the biggest blast of energy ever
>>77824065
It's not like that, but Supes did trick him with a diorama in a lead box.
In the same issue he had access to a "future-scope" at Molekule Narrowcasting, because news on Bizarro World is what will happen, not what has.
Karnak's Mind probe one of the many versions of his flaw seeing ability.
Nightcrawler becomes invisible in the dark
>>77824374
Incidentally. Where do Karnak's powers come from?
Some say he got them through training, others say they're his inhuman power which he unlocked without the terrigen mists
>>77824426
I flip flops between the two. For the most part most of his existence and in Ellis's run it comes from the training. It being a genetic power without the mist came from them doing a hereditary powers plot line with Ahura.
>>77824645
Wow, Black Bolt is a shit husband and father.
Why didn't Medusa ditch his ass sooner?
Punisher's super erection.
Fuck a girl with no tits on a room with corpses and full of blood until she cums is a super power on its own...
>>77824705
He gives her that good silent dick.
Everything the Scarlet Witch has ever done, it keeps changing from writer to writer
>>77823527
I kinda want this back.
Johnny's been treated like chump tier for a while, it'd be nice to see him get creative with fire stuff again.
>>77823527
>>77825466
>>77825475
>>77825452
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>>77825485
Namor's weirder abilities were actually explained away as a side-effect of his hybrid genetics: as he got older, his genetic code stabilized and his extra abilities disappeared.
>>77825601
That sucks, having the powers of all the sea creatures is pretty great. Did it happen to his cousin?
>>77825644
I can safely say I have never read any golden age story of Namora.
Namorita had her own share of genetic instability, though.
>>77823600
Tiny Superman!
Norman Osborn having a healing factor not even he knew about that let him survive being impaled by his glider.
Has he ever used that healing factor since?
>>77826001
I don't know, did they ever explain how he came back from being an adaptoid?
>>77823993
>Charles Xavier used to have telekinesis
I recently read some of Millars Ultimate X-Men, and he used it in that book. So maybe its a case of "its something the writers can use sometimes if they want, because he's shitty at it"
>>77823846
>Magneto also had a magnetic personality
Ha! I love the time he astral-projected.
And wasn't he able to control Thor's hammer the one time they fought?
>>77823567
Not matter manipulation, but Flash (and pals) used to have control over his molecular structure. Not quite shapeshifting, but he could do shit like reform himself after getting turned into a puddle and in one case where he was stranded in a void with nothing to run on, he started propelling himself by... kinda farting atoms. It was weird as fuck.
>>77823943
Super-ventriloquism saw a disturbing lot of use back in the day. He used it all the time.
Anyway, here's martian ice cream conjuration.
>>77826524
Fuck, wrong picture. How did that even happen?
>>77826126
Nope.
For some reason he was in a normal hospital instead of the Raft hospital or a SHIELD medical facility. He just woke up from his coma and escaped through the window because he had no security whatsoever, and after he escaped nobody bothered looking for him even though he should be the most wanted man in America (he blew up a Football stadium, lead an insurrection, worked with Hydra and AIM, etc).
Then he showed up in Superior Spider-Man and he went back to dressing up in Halloween costumes, no adaptoid powers at all
Juggernaut used to be unstoppable because he had a forcefield. Nowadays he just kinda tanks everything with his face.
>>77826578
huh.
>>77826624
Actually, he had the force-field IN ADDITION to his own invulnerability.
>>77826624
He still has that impenetrable force field.
I forgot, did 616 Reed ever do the "bend my own brain until I get even smarter" thing or was that Ultimate only?
>>77826755
earth x reed did it as well, I don't know about 616 reed.
>>77823600
Planet juggeling
>>77825724
>"Giant Guided Missile Plummeting Toward Eiffel Tower"
Don't you think you should be taking care of that Superman, instead of making little pretend versions of you?
>>77823621
That got reduced to almost nothing after Rogue drained her.
Roller skates wooooo
Tony also had an ultraviolet lamp built in his chest. I can't remember it ever coming up outside of battles with Dr Spectrum who had a weakness to it.
>>77826982
Why do I get a Ghost in the Shell pic when I click on that
>>77826301
>"GHOST BLOWJOB WOO WOO WOO"
>>77827095
>>77826983
Because of this thread.
>>77823993
Magneto didn't just used to have telepathy, he brainwashed the entire UN into giving him the inhabited island of Genosha (population: several million humans and mutants) to do as he pleased with.
None of the human inhabitants were ever mentioned again, even as refugees. If we're generous, we assume they died when everybody else did.
>Nightcrawler could turn invisible when in shadows
No idea if it still gets used, but Spider-Girl can do that too.
>>77826301
He used to be able to form wormholes through magnetism, which is simultaneously the most retarded thing he's ever done power-levels wise and actually kind of clever.
>>77827369
He didn't brainwash the UN, he blackmailed them by threatening to kill millions of people with WMDs.
They gave him Genosha because it was a hellhole nobody could handle, and they were convinced not even Magneto could and it would keep him occupied or even lead to his death. Boy were they wrong.
>>77824416
I don't know how forgotten this is. It was pretty prevalent throughout Claremont's run, and it's probably made more recent appearances. I haven't read Claremont's new Nightcrawler solo, but I wouldn't be surprised if it showed up there.
When was the last time Dr Doom used his ability to transfer his mind into other bodies?
In recent years there have been several situations where he could have used that power to get out situations (like all those times he was imprisoned), but he never did.
>>77828444
He used it to escape hell and kill the Thing in Waid's run.
>>77823905
I want to say that doesn't make sense given his power, but given his power there's really no other way to explain how someone completely on fire can see anything at all.
>>77826835
Seems scientifically accurate.
>>77827369
adid he have telepathy or did he manipulate the electricity in people's brains to "hack" them?
I remember it was the second
>>77827369
it wasn't that he can turn invisible in teh shadows, but that his velvety fur reflects light in weird ways so he blends in the shadows
Jimmy Olsen
>>77826835
I'm not going to doubt whet Mjolnir can accelerate particles fast enough in the surrounding area to produce anti-matter or emit them from magic itself, thing is once he does that's it then isn't it?
That should be all of 1 panel on a white page.
>>77828951
Jimmy Olsen doesn't really count. Every time he gained powers he lost them by the end (except the Elastic serum). This is about powers that a character just stopped using even though they should still have them
>>77823600
>super
>not super super
>>77829083
>Base Superman is his human state
>Super Superman is his actual super power
>"Now to show you my TRUE power level AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGH!"
>>77828634
>I want to say that doesn't make sense given his power, but given his power there's really no other way to explain how someone completely on fire can see anything at all.
He can also suck heat out of a closed space, such as a room, and into his body, cooling the room without harm to himself.
(Johnny's powers are weird.)
>>77826624
Isn't the Juggernaut also magic?
That's kind of a weird power for an X-Men villain
>>77824065
Made me kek, hope that was on purpose
>>77829209
Not really, X-men always had dealings with magic and space-
>>77824809
The fuck? Context?
>>77825420
How is that even related to fire though?
>>77826001
A few times in minor ways
His healing factor is decent, but not too special in a way. As long as he's not dealt a surely deadly wound, he can heal from it, over the course of a few months.
It mainly just makes him harder to kill than a normal person.
>>77829139
Even weirder, he once defeated Hydro-Man by "absorbing all his heat" and thus freezing him.
He never did that again.
>>77829209
That's because back in the early days the X-Men being mutants was just an excuse for Stan Lee not having to come up with origins for them. They still fought plenty of Silver Age generic villains.
If Juggernaut had been created later, he'd be Charles Xavier's actual brother (or half-brother) and actually be a mutant.
>>77826191
if I remember correctly from Ultimate X-Men he can use telekinesis but its really hard and takes a ton of energy for him so he only does it sparingly and for only short periods of time
>>77829341
Norman Osborn`s real superpower is how often writers forget that he have superpowers when he is Norman Osborn.
There is a lot of times when some hero encounters him and treat him as your average sleazy businessman rather than the guy that goes toe to toe with Spider-Man
>>77829341
actually, he can heal from lethal wounds, too.
Like being impaled through the chest by his glider.
>>77827794
Claremont and Alan Davis were pretty much the only writers who ever used it
>>77823527
Human Torch used to more or less be a pyromancer. Now he just flies and shoots flame.
>>77823600
Biggest bullshit forgotten Superman power was hypnotism.
>>77829612
Problem is that the FF is set up like a family.
Reed and Sue are the parents and Johnny and Ben are the children.
If one of the children suddenly start using their powers intelligently...Well, then they are hardly children anymore are they?
>>77826541
Is that Popsicle Pete's brother?
>>77825644
I re read New Warriors and no she didn't have the ability to control sea creatures. She did have other weird abilities though like green blood, turning blue, and manipulation.
do powers that were changed for no reason count?
There was a time when Illyana's power was opening moving portals. As in, she could open it on top of your head and then it would slide down teleporting you to the other side. Or she could keep it fixed in place
>>77826755
He tried it once when asked if he could make his brain larger to do so and said it wasn't a decent increase at all.
I recall him within the last few years making his forehead bigger to think about something given to him once. For the most part that idea is just considered too stupid for the 616 to work.
I figured Ultimate Reed did actual body/brain modification until later he shows up with a perfectly normal head.
>>77830542
I think she can still do that, but there's been so much bull about Limbo and demons and magic with her everyone kinda forgot. It's like Wanda's probability alteration mutant power that was kinda dropped when she got actual magic.
>>77827369
It makes sense given how OP magnetism powers can get and with the fact that he did actually research physics to properly understand how to abuse his powers for years. He can also still form them. It's just that he's not 100% immune to his powers so if he goes overboard with his powers all the time it eventually affects his brain which is the explanation for silver age psychotic Magneto.
>>77830594
Dude, he actually does use his stretching powers on his brain. It's been canon for years.
And yes, there is a panel in ultimate where it's shown that the maker does stretch his brain to make himself super smart.
Don't have a panel, but Thor used to be able to casually travel through time like Superman
>>77824139
But Black Bolt's voice isn't destructive because of mere sound!
Here is Cyclops' super geometry powers.
>>77829422
I like him better as a magic origin, to be honest. Not EVERY x-man has to be a mutant, and I dig Juggernaut's origin.
>>77825724
I love how contemptuous Superman of that civilian's plebeian understanding of his new power.
>>77826301
Magneto is usually the opposite effect of the trend described in this thread as writers have grown to appreciate how vast the number of applications that control of electromagnetism can have.
>>77831992
*x-man character.
Though a human on the x-men could be cool.
>>77830622
no, now she teleports by casting an energy disk with her sword and then they get enveloped by energy
>>77824035
It's psedo-science with a dash of 60's social commentary
>>77831855
>Back when the X-Men were chill
>>77826844
When he got that little guy, he lost all his other powers.
>>77831855
Reminds me when I saw Superman pull off a similar trick in Loeb's With a Vengeance! thing, except the whole time I was thinking
>Heat doesn't work that way McGuinness
Some more black bolt. Black bolt gets rid of some mini black holes.
>>77833528
Not sure if this was matter manipulation or sculpting with electron beams.
>>77823527
>that fucking dialogue
I wish he never stopped speaking like that. Just put him in a Bendis book talking like that.
>>77833590
black bolt can turn matter into anti-matter and vice-versa.
>>77829135
>Sorry it took so long, this is what I call a Superman 3.
>>77836544
Even as a kid, I knew weather satellites didn't work like that.
>>77833234
Found that page.
>>77833690
That happened during Fraction's FF run.
>>77826524
It's too bad Batman doesn't use his "internet shitposter" superpowers anymore.
>>77836544
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2hXpc4n9cc
>>77838920
You never know. Whenever I see an Australian Flag on /pol/, I have to wonder...
>>77834089
>Magnetic Attraction
No. That is the dumbest name and excuse for a power I've ever seen
>>77839440
Dig this.
>>77838637
>REMBAH THIS MOVE
>>77838920
I really miss the worlds greatest detective online group he was part of. I think it maybe happened like once but I loved it so much.
>>77823621
The Kree Seventh Sense
>>77839449
Holy shit I don't remember that move having such a terrible name. How does vamparism even translate to freezing things on touch or firing eye blood lasers? That shit makes no sense. Didn't Dio do this first and then forget he could do it again?
>black bolt removes the oxygen in from around them
Is there anything electrons can't do?
>>77839514
Yeah, Dio dropped all his vampire powers except regeneration and blood sucking once he got The World.
>>77839514
>That shit makes no sense
It's fucking Jojo, it's not supposed to make sense.
>>77823527
>>77839591
Oh, makes slightly ore sense then.
>>77839601
You are correct. Almost everyone has powers that should suck but they make them work by punching everything into submission.
>>77838653
Wow, never noticed that
>>77839591
There's gimmicks and there's taking things TOO FAR
I only wish I could find the page of him in prison, using an invisible, telepathically controlled boomerang to free himself
>>77839514
>How does vamparism even translate to freezing things on touch or firing eye blood lasers?
vampirism in Jojo bestows absolute body control. He could lower the temperature in his arms to below freezing levels just by shunting the heat out by vaporizing his blood. The 'lasers' were just extremely high pressure blood squirted from his eyes, with as much force behind them as those hoses that can cut through rock.
He lost most of those powers when he stole Jonathan's body, which had a shitload of residual hamon energy that meant it took Dio a whole lot of blood sucking to overpower. In theory if Jotaro didn't kill him when he did he would have gotten those other vampire powers back
>>77831571
They actually made it a plot point to get rid of that power.
Immortus tricked Thor into giving that power up because he didn't want the Avengers to have easy access to time travel.
>>77840588
That's nothing. Dr Sivana once escaped prison by just reciting a mathematical formula that somehow turns him intangible. He never used it again
>>77825452
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>>77825485
kek namor was gay once t.b.h.
>>77840643
But that was awesome
>>77840754
dammit!
mods!
Sivana is hacking!
fucking sv_cheats is 0 for godsake!
>>77839601
Many Stands in Jojo also had powers that characters forgot about
>Hierophant Green could enter people and control them
>Silver Chariot could remove its armor and become faster
>Gold Experience (the base form) could pass all damage somewhere else
>The less said about King Crimson the better
>>77840754
>speaking a mathematical equation aloud like a magic spell
I don't know whether I love it or hate it.
>>77839449
who fuses the muses with no illusions producing the blueprints clueless
>>77841029
how does king crimson work?
>>77840754
Lex Luthor also escaped prison in incredibly bizarre ways.
One of the weirdest ones was when he used pieces from broken radios to create a device that allowed him to contact the Legion of Super-Villains in the futur (whom he had never met, he just asssumed they must exist because there's a Legion of Superheroes), who them used a time machine to rescue him.
>>77841219
>>77841219
Well unlike most rock bands, that based their music on blues foundations, they based their compositions more on influences gained from classical music and composers.
>>77824075
They're cute midgets
>>77831855
His Spatial Awareness is an important part of his powers and is constntly used like in recent run of young Cyclops.
But his new skill to fake fingerprints with his eyebeams is pretty stupid and bullshit-tier.
>>77841259
nice pic but how does king crimson work
>>77840588
A lot of Rogues had mysterious telepathic or telekinetic powers in the Silver or Bronze Age that they never had again.
>>77841228
What really gets me about this page is the absolute conceit he has in thinking people from the far future give a shit about him
I mean, "Arch Criminal"? Come on Lex
>>77841376
It just works
>>77841450
Well we now know that the technology to control devices with our minds exists, so it's plausible
>>77841459
I like that chuckle as he explains about his time travel radio.
>>77841465
but how
>>77824416
>Becoming invisible in the dark
I think they may have dropped it due to being a bit shitty in practice, and sounding worse when said out loud.
>>77841450
Special mention to the Top, who actually gave himself ultrapowerful psychic powers by spinning so hard he turned his brain inside out.
It also killed him, but still, for about a month he was near reality warping level.
>>77841135
DC actually has that as the entire basis of one of their characters. Johnny Quick (not the Earth-3 evil Flash, a much older guy), who gained flight and super speed whenever he said 3x2(9yz)4a .
>>77841881
Yep, but in the Top's case the entire story was built around it and his powers were seen again afterwards, so he didn't have one-off mysterious psi powers that were never seen again. So I don't consider his powers to be pointlessly silly like the rest of the Rogues' for that reason.
>>77824426
>>77824645
I always assumed he trained really hard to know about preassure points and shit and the mists super charged his skills.
>>77841029
>Silver Chariot could remove its armor and become faster
didn't Pol use that against Vanilla Ice?
>>77841985
I thought he was forbidden from ever taking the mists because they were afraid he'd go maniacal like Black Bolt's brother
>>77841985
He was never exposed to the Mists, but he unlocked his latent powers through training anyway.
He's not alone, Quake unlocked her powers without Terrigen, and Toro gained fire powers without Terrigen and then became more powerful once exposed to Terrigen.
>>77842003
Actually, it's because Karnak's brother is Triton, so his parents were afraid Karnak would become a fish freak that couldn't breathe on air too. I can't blame them
>>77841259
that's not how it works though.
>>77841533
>>77841533
it erases a period of time and all the effect of what happened duing it.
It's pretty easy, it just works.
>>77841135
>>77840754
He's clearly a Mage from the Mage the Ascension/Awakening series.
>>77829267
Must be a MAX comic.
And not one of the good ones.
Remember back in the 2000s where they kept giving mutants "secondary mutations" like Emma randomly turning into diamond? Have they been doing those lately?
>>77823527
Black Bolt can make coats out of thin air.
>>77825452
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>>77825475
They really should let Namor use the animal powers those are kinda awesome and great to have.
>>77845866
Too bad he's kill now
>>77842926
Then it's not like Time Keeps on Skipping then because there it just fast forwards everything.
>>77841533
IT JUST WORKS!
>>77846352
He needs a smaller Todd on his forehead.
An angrier smaller Todd.
>>77841597
Think it's based on a real thing too. Like a particular shade of dark blue blends in the dark better than black.
>>77841988
I think so, yeah. Silver Chariot really didn't have anything going for it besides its speed, which was kind of useless when up against The World and he nearly got his ass beat by Vanilla Ice and Cream. If Dio hadn't turned Vanilla Ice into a vampire, Polnareff probably would have died.
>>77838653
>OONTZ OONTZ OONTZ OONTZ
>>77846657
>If Dio hadn't turned Vanilla Ice into a vampire, Polnareff probably would have died.
Wrong. If Dio hadn't turned Vanilla into a vampire, Polnareff would have won earlier when he stabbed Vanilla in the brain, and Iggy would have lived.
Vailla would have won if Dio had actually explained to Vanilla that he was a vampire now.
>>77832480
the sword is a projection/part of her. The sword is using her mutant power.
>>77823589
Juggernaut can still conjure a personal forcefield, that never stopped being a thing.
>>77846873
this is even a thing in Marvel Heroes. He's super durable, but when his life dips too low he gets a full "no-damage taken" 2 second invulnerability shield that looks like a red force field. Also, any character equipped with an uncommon Ruby of Cyttorak gets the shield, but Juggernaut doesn't need to equip one, freeing up that slot.
>>77824139
They did this recently in the Inhumans Infinity what if.
Now imagine what Songbird + Blackbolt could do.
Sif had teleportation powers, that was her special ability, she could teleport anywhere she wanted and her sword would open portals to other places.
Now she is just a warrior woman from Asgard.
>>77845511
The most recent thing that comes to mind is in the First Class movie
>>77824102
Wait, anti-terregen? They have something that can depower Inhumans?
Wouldn't a few with just shit level mutations from the terregen want that?
I imagine three arm guy, fish eye boy, double elbow guy and a few others might be into that.
>>77824645
I vaguely remember that the Inhumans had really shitty immune systems and could not handle living outside Attilan. The pollution thing mentioned here was also a part of that.
>>77840754
Sivana is awesome
>>77849585
Sivana for President
>>77829753
Ben is more like the crazy uncle.
>>77848905
Silver age plot device that will never come back. Besides only Reed can make it
>>77849044
Yep were too used to attilan's perfect air
>>77826541
>Gee Bill! How come your mom lets you eat two ice-cream cones?
>>77846043
it skips forward by erasing a period of time.
like if I launch a ball at such a speed that it will hit a wall after 5 seconds if there was nothing on its paty.
But at the same moment you launch a ball diagonally at such a speed that it will hit a tree after 5 seconds if there was nothing on its path.
3 seconds after being launched the balls hit each other and fall to the ground.
King Crimson deletes seconds 2 through 4, so whatever would have happened in that period never does and thus the balls hit the wall and the tree.
>>77851726
except that doesn't make any goddamn sense because it means that King Crimson can also tell how events would occur without its usage
To understand that the ball will hit the wall is one thing, but the idea that the ball would still retain the direction it was going in after deleting the scene in which it hits a wall would imply that the only thing that's changed is that the wall would not have been hit
The ball would still have the same amount of force and the wall would still have had the effect of being hit, only those moments didn't happen
If somebody shot you and you used King Crimson to take away the second where the bullet penetrated your body, that doesn't mean the bullet just skipped over you in time. That means that everything within that single instance did not happen spare the bullet's launch
>>77840666
>t.b.h.
Why are you typing like that?
Do you have water on the brain?
>>77852240
>Do you have the water on the brain
Shut up. What do you know? I CAN QUIT ANYTIME I WANT
>>77833176
And I think that the general public started thinking that mini-Superman was a better hero than the regular Superman, which made Superman worry about all the attention it was getting.
That's the Silver Age for you. Superman's powers were so ridiculous, even he was jealous of them.
>>77838653
What is even happening here? Johnny's thinking one thing, then someone else hears his thoughts in a totally different location?
>>77853240
Here is the page from Fracion's FF run, without the page it is based on.
>>77827606
>Boy were they wrong.
well most of the population (half the mutants of the world at the time) got kill by sentinels, and he was "dead" for like six months, which is like six times more than expected for a character like him at the time.
of course is not like the UN planed cassandra nova
>>77852092
no, the cause of the ball hitting the wall starts at moment 1. The hitting of the wall happens at moment 3. KC erases moment 2. So anything that would have happened in moment 2 is erased and its effect(like the ball being intercepted) non-existant.
>That means that everything within that single instance did not happen spare the bullet's launch
exactly, which means that you would have the bullet in front of you flying toward you and then a second later the bullet is behind you flying away, because the moment it hit you is erased.
>because it means that King Crimson can also tell how events would occur without its usage
yeah, that's part of his powers.
>>77833528
>>77833590
Isn't this kind of thing the exact same level of bullshit retard science that shonen manga displays all the time, that has weeaboos praising it as the most intelligent thing ever?
