Alright guys it's about that time and today's question of the day is: Which concept makes more sense to you? As of the making of this chapter 6 people responded and it's about 50-50 between powerscaling and shipping.
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Just to clarify I'm not talking about powerscalers or shippers, I'm only talking about powerscaling and shipping by themselves just the concepts behind them because at the end of the day neither of them are bad by themselves it's about how people use them which is why we have so many toxic fans.
With that being said though the concept that doesn't make sense to me is powerscaling. At one time powerscaling was always interesting to me I mean on paper you get to compare other characters weather it's within their own verse or outside of it to see how strong, fast, and tough they are, but even during my glory days as a powerscaler there are some things that are really confusing and to the point where it's flat out over the place. I know this because whenever I do research discussing vs battles or for my fan-made series there are times to where I can't wrap my brain around a lot of feats or statements and I had to double check to see if it's right. This happens all the time. Then again though powerscaling generally speaking doesn't have any sets of rules but nonetheless it's still confusing nonetheless.
But shipping on the other hand it's a completely different because unlike powerscaling it's actually pretty straightforward because it's usually about shipping 2 or more people together. Ships are usually about pars that happen within any media regardless of what we're talking about. Now I'm no shipper for obvious reasons but the type of ships I do like is the ones that are either canon or at least has build up or potential to be canon. Like Loid x Yor for example from Spy x Family there are clear signs that the two of them are in love and are implied together in the end due to massive amounts of building as far back as chapters 2 and 3. The only issue I have with ships is that people tend to ship characters that don't make sense because both characters have never shown signs to be in love ever and there for has zero chances of it being canon. Take Deku x Bakugo for example, this is a ship that makes no sense because Deku and Bakugo's relationship was never romantic. They literally showed no signs of them falling in love it also doesn't make sense because Deku is clearly straight and into Uraraka not gay. Even when the ships are canon if they make no sense it's a problem like the Rey x Kylo Ren ship from Disney Star Wars. They were enemies from the start and even when they were fighting together there were no signs they fell in love the only reason why it's canon is because Disney listened to mentally ill freaks on Twitter. That being said though even if there are some ships that confuse it's still pretty straightforward in terms of its concept.
In the end both are confusing in their own right and both don't matter in the story as what matters is how the authors or writers view the stories they are making. But I would definitely say shipping makes more sense than powerscaling despite powerscalers being better than shippers.
