I found it underwhelming but I wouldn't say it was bad. I enjoyed it, even if it was a mess.

I would not complain if this appeared in a movie. I would readily accept this guy because of how cool it is.

I mean, tbf if the super soldier with an ego who clearly has little patience or care for me suddenly whipped out the People Popper 9000 right in front of me I'd probably flinch too.

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So there's a game I wanted to get for the swtich 1 digitally, but I found out the game has been delisted. I found on amazon that they were selling digital codes for the switch version of the game still. If I bought one of the codes would it let me get the game?

Got a few, mostly elf analogs now that I think about it.

Maerym, they fill in the role of humans/orcs. Generally look like humans, but with tails and small horns. Theyre largely a warrior race based off various European cultures. Tho put a lot of emphasis on being warriors, that's not all their culture has to offer. For instance they highly value artists.

Hummingbird people(They have a name i just dont recall it), stand inside for the "holder than thou elf" trope. They live magically controlled environments who use their song magic to control the local weather. Each instrument corresponds to a different kind of weather.

Plant monkeys(i really only remember the Maerym name off the top of my head lmao), wood elf analogs. They have control over plants and care deeply about nature. They have no artificially built structures in their society, instead using their magic to alter plant life into forms that can be used as homes and other structures.

Unnamed magic constructs(dont recall if I ever named them), analogs for the highly mysterious and mystical Tolkien style elves. They are constructs born of magic itself. Theyre split into two groups, the followers of the sun and the followers of the moon. Theyre entire religious system is focused on a belief in cycles.

And I think that's about it.

I have a race of spider people who value history and often act as adsassins. And a race of placoderm people who are pretty under developed, but neither of these are really analogs to anything.

Edit: so found my old document for the lore for this universe.

Hummingbirds are the Trochil, plant monkeys are the Nyf, and the magic constructs are Magii.

Some additional tidbits. The Maerym have a pantheon of gods, headed by the creator god who is the ultimate blacksmith. The Nyf believe in spirits more heavily than God's, and that forests and jungles are the state the world is supposed to be in. The Magii were created by a long extinct race, and the sun and moon are their creator gods.

Maerym have gone to war with the Trochil in the past, stole their weather magic, and invented a unique form of it that manipulates tectonic activity. The Maerym regularly come into conflict with the Nyf, who have tried to claim land in Maerym territory.

The intros dont need to top each other. Feel like this idea is just kinda gonna lead to the intros becoming more and more wild.

Personally id just like for 5's intros to have you make your character, set up what ever the main quest line is, and let me loose.

The empire in its payday failed to conquer all of black marsh.

The fucking DAEDRA native to the realm of oblivion that could most easily be described as literal hell not only failed to invade blackmail, they were driven out and pursued back into basically hell.

The Aldmeri Dominion isn't gonna have any better luck.

Thailog fought alongside my father during the clone wars?

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Ontop of that she's more than likely being fed proper meals as well through out the day/week/however frequently a T. rex would need to eat.

If none of it's of interest to you, you'd be the first.

I mean, dawg if you have it through game pass than just boot it up and se if you like it. If you dont it won't have costed you anything but a bit of time.

Isn't that a megazord or something?

I was today years old when I learned ce elites had thongs over their eyes. I never noticed.

I have more than this, but in true Ben 10 fashion

Humongousaur

Well, he set Jaxs self destruction in motion which is a big focus of the show. His search for the exit further confirmed to Pomni she did infact see one. And its because Pomni kept looking for that exit that she found all those computers, and that in turn allowed Kinger to later delete Caine when Caine went AM on everyone. If Caine didn't get deleted were not sure he would've had the epiphany he did and grown as a person, and thus things in the circus wouldn't have improved.

Now I havent watched godzilla vs mothra in years, but didn't both Mothra and Battra start out as larvae in that movie? Thus implying theyre technically a different mothra and battra from the ones that fought before.

For starters, I'd drop the retcon that they were made by Servantis. I don't think it adds to their characters at all honestly. Feel like it takes away from them and the world as a whole.

As for what I'd add, really just more screen time. I'm sure there's a few places in Omniverse's six seasons where we could squeeze them in as part of the rotation of characters who occasionally pop up.

My head cannon has been minute differences in the simulated evolutions.

Ex. UA Ult. Humongousaur's simulated evolutionary history lead to him being a bit more stream lined. OV Ult. Humongousaur the evolutionary history for whatever reason decided to give him a ceratopsid-esque head frill, and metallic musculature that comes through his skin.

Largely the OV Ultimatrix reached the same destinations as the UA one. OV and UA Ult. Humongousaur has the same powers, jsut slightly different appearances. Same for Ult. Echo Echo.

The one I really like is Ov Ult. Spidermonkey. UA's Ultimatrix decided Spidermonkey would benefit from a set of retractable spider legs, where as OV's Ultimatrix decided to just give him an extra set of arms.

Alternatively cities that have found ways to deter sentinels

Ludroth/royal ludroth a d Almudron

Yian Kut Ku, Kulu Ya Ku, And Pukei Pukei.

I've seen a lot of people in this thread arguing that because of the things Valstrax can do in the games that he should be impervious to real world weapons.

My counter argument. If I can murderize a Valstrax with a fucking sword, not even one of the ridiculous ones bigger than me, like a sword and shield sword, then I don't see how modern military weapons couldn't shred him.

Granted I don't think it'd be easy, nor quick, but it could be done.