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There are more of the Egyptian god techniques for JJK I what is coming up with in my last post but couldn't post all of them at once. 
          
          Set: Set. Grants the him masterful manipulation of and the ability to turn into, sand. with the added bonus ability of Chaos, which basically makes random and unexpected events occur on mass at random (basically a offensive version of Wonder of U from JoJo's that doesn't require the user to be pursued) 
          
          Sobek: Sobek. On top of giving the user the ability to manipulate and turn into water, the user can also drain all of the moisture and liquid from someone's body by simply touching them. 
          
          Anubis: Anubis. He can commune with, and control Souls, both alive and deceased, granting him the ability to control the Dead and also the ability to basically puppeteer a target against their will completely
          
          (So...What do you think? Are these techniques any good? Did do a good job coming up with them or are some of them not fitting their users? 
          
          Also, that is not a typo, I believe that any sorcerer prideful enough to name themselves a god and cement themselves in history as a god would 100% name their techniques after themselves)

So I was just thinking about something. 
          
          In JJK, would the supposed gods from various mythologies actually be sorcerers, curse users and curse spirits? 
          
          If so, then they must be some terrifying individuals.
          
          Weirdly enough, Egyptian mythology can actually fit in quite easily, with the gods in particular obviously having turned themselves into cursed artifacts, possibly their eyes or hearts, as from what I know, eyes are very important in Egyptian myth, and they very obviously use cursed artifacts as evidenced by various mysterious yet powerful artifacts in myths, such as the coffin or sarcophagus Set tricked Osiris into going in, perhaps some sort of proto version of the prison realm?
          
          They could be cursed spirits because of the inhuman animal heads, but if you choose to believe those were more likely helmets of some kind, they could definitely be sorcerers or curse users.
          
          Here's some ideas for their techniques.
          
          Ra: Ra. Basically, grants the user light and fire abilities, allowing them to grow stronger or weaker depending on what time it is, being weakest at midnight and strongest at Noon.
          
          Osiris: Osiris. Every time he dies, he comes back to life two times stronger than he was when he died. 
          
          Bastet: Bastet. Basically a proto version of Shrine, working on thought instead. In other words, if she thinks about someone being cut apart, even if they're in another country, they will be instantly cut apart and turned into sushi. This can also work based on movement, similar to Sukuna.
          
          Sekhmet: Sekhmet. Basically, the more blood spilled and drank, the faster, stronger and larger she becomes, however the more blood spilled and drank, the more violent and bloodlusted she becomes.
          
          Running out of space, going to make a second list

I really like you Apathy: An Isekai Tale story, I hope you'll continue with it.

When you going to update your book of the overlord oh game

I changed the banner for Ivory pagoda, which will be seen in the new chapter :D

An idea I just had...
          
          In the my hero academia universe, Quirks are genetic abilities right?
          
          So if there was, say, an alien species fundamentally exactly like humans, would they also have quirks? 
          
          What if out there somewhere in the universe, it's an alien species that is borderline human, but instead of having access to the evolution that is quirks for only around 200 years like Earth, they instead have had access to corks for over a thousand. 
          
          Just imagine how overpowered those quirks would be, as the further down the line quirks go, the stronger they will inevitably become. 
          
          I honestly might do a book based on this idea, featuring extremely powerful alien quirks.

Android 21 from Dragon Ball fighters is probably the most terrifying creature in the Dragon Ball universe.bBecause similar to cell, she is made from the cells of every z fighter and enemy they have fought. The difference is that she is from the super era... Which means that she is a problem. 
          
          Let's list off some powers of the z fighters they haven't used in a while that she has access to, size changing, creating clones, growing multiple arms out of your back, the oozaru transformation, zenkai boosts, the ability to copy techniques after seeing them once, piccolo's ability to just create demons, the clothes beam, the ability to reincarnate into a stronger version of yourself after death, the ability to breathe in space. The ability to fuse with other people and get stronger, the ability to create Dragon balls and a wish granting dragon that you can make the rules for. The kaioken
          
          She has access to, all of frieza's abilities like his telekinesis, his ability to survive in space, his ability to transform in order to make himself weaker, and then most frighteningly, his limitless potential. She also has cells regeneration, his ability to create cell juniors, his ability to absorb people and take their abilities, the Androids infinite energy generators, and then we get to the fun stuff, the  Kai's magic, Babidi's magic, the stone spit of Dabura, all of the powers of Buu, shapeshifting, buu's terrifying and accurate eyesight that allowed him to see how many people were left on the planet. Not to mention, everything in super up to the Goku black arc
          
          Not only would her list of abilities and techniques be longer than Santa Claus's naughty list, but a fully realized Android 21 would possibly be the most terrifying threat in Dragon Ball. Realistically speaking, I have no idea why she isn't talked about more or why she is considered a bit of a joke? 
          
          Especially when a fully realized version of her, would be literally unstoppable.

So I've recently started playing monster Hunter for fun and I have to ask...
          
          If the bloodborne Hunter and the player character Hunter from monster Hunter swapped universes, what would happen? 
          
          We all know the bloodborne Hunter would be able to handle themself quite well, but I'm curious about the monster Hunter. 
          
          While they do not possess any kind of divine blood, a well prepared Hunter can kill all manner of monsters, and while I do not think they would easily clear Yharnum, if we consider crossovers as Canon, then I think the monster Hunter could realistically survive. 
          
          What are you your thoughts?

@khaneoshikki  that will be cool

So I was listening to the Dragon rap cypher today (check it out if you haven't already) and it got me thinking. 
          
          I love Shenron, he is one of my favorite dragons in fiction...
          
          But I don't really love what the story has done with him and to me it doesn't really make much sense. 
          
          The concept is amazing, a legendary wish granting dragon that only appears if you gather seven Crystal spheres and he can grant any wish? That is a cool concept...
          
          And then they proceeded to make him canonically one of the weakest characters. I will never understand how he's able to create and move planets, bring back hundreds of people from the dead, literally violate the laws of life and death which means he is somehow above them. 
          
          And yet, his wishes couldn't directly affect NAMEK SAGA NAPPA! 
          
          It feels like this really cool character was just watered down into a plot device that the author can pull out of their ass whenever they need to undo the consequences of the previous Arc.