CaptaoCav
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Yeah... the story starts great, it's a fanfic where the MC is a Mary Sue, so of course she's gonna be gifted at pretty much everything, from archery to martial arts, to business management and engineering, but at least they have a reason for it, it's not the greatest reason, but it can work. Also, she does take 6 months of training at the beginning and only becomes a match for catwoman, Batman can still beat her, which is more time than many such fanfics can say about their MC's. So, all in all, about 40 or 50 enjoyable chapters, not the greatest thing in the world, but good. Then we get to the Gotham arc and things change. EVERY, SINGLE. CHARACTER, seems to be fighting to hold the idiot ball. The author wanted the MC to solve problems so, every time there's a problem, no mater what, the MC is the one that will solve it, no matter where she, how long it takes, or how stupid the other characters have to be for her to solve. THe story tries to use humor to mask everyone's incompetency around the MC, but it doesn't land very well with me. People being stupid once or twice so the MC can look good I can stand, doing it every single chapter for more than 50 chapters is a little too much. In short, the MC is the greatest, she's a prodigy in anithing she tries and, to make her look good, whenever people are around her, their skills and IQ go down by 50% or more... it's almost like she has a debuff aura or something.
Honestly, that's the problem with fanfic, the reason I even went for the mad scientist route was because, at the time I started, fanfics were absolutely filled with Superman/Omniman copies where the MC could outpunch everyone. The focus at the time was on strength of body, not genius intellect. Or stories where the MC starts gaining power everywhere, from all sources. Now, Kara kinda has various different sources of power, but her core ability will always be in engineering. I too have come to realize a lot of the latest fanfics are about generic Iron man geniuses, which kinda annoys me, but won't change the direction of my fic.
Also, it doesn't close on the middle, but in a diagonal line along the crest of the El house.
That's actually fairly accurate to what I picture... only Kara looks more feminine wearing it, and there are clear signs of technology, not just cloth or leather.
Yeah, she has one like that too, it's just not as effective as a single plate of armor forged especifically for defense.
Cheshire is artemis sister, Ravager is Deathstroke's daughter
Well, honestly, Kara is a kryptonian, Superman is the strange one. Kara was raised by a scientific family to be a scientist and engineer, that's what she likes to do, what she was born to do and what she's good at, Kryptonian yellow sun powers are actually the strange thing. Sorry to hear you don't like it, but I do enjoy writing her that way, and I started the story because I wanted a Mad scientist kind of Kriptonian so...
Yeah... but the legal document says 18, it's even approved by the government!
Well, she used it several times, and I did a few scenes of her practicing replicating the lights, even managing a brief burst of Orange light, but I never showed her manifesting the red light in training. I didn`t think readers wanted several scenes of her practicing until she managed to replicate the red light, and I thought it was stablished she was practicing. It wouldn`t come out of nowhere if I mentioned her replicating the red light here
Don't know if it's true, but one of my readers said he's not because he can't let go of his parent's murder. Yes, his willpower is trememdous, but a big part of his mostivation comes from that moment and everything he felt back them, particularly the fear effects his ability to wield the Green Light.
Because she had a perfectly valid way of disposing of the thing right there in the ship? why go outside, fly close to the sun, throw the stone and then hope her aim was true even from millions of kilometers away? Or fly all the way close to the sun, when her cells are yet to be fully healed?
Dangers that cause psychological damage.
Well, the operation itself was painless, but the problem is that I was very young at the time... and my family was in a really bad financial situation, we got out of it, but going to the doctor was a huge burden. When it became clear it wasn't a stomach pain, we went to the docter and she... didn't believe me, the pain had given me a small break and I had the more uncomom kind of apendix problem. So, I actually went home and didn't get the surgery for a week. Thankfully, my appendix didn't burst like the guy in a bed beside mine (That almost killed him) but I stayed a little over 10 days unable to get out of bed from pain... or eat, or do anything.
Have you tried reading my other fanfic "Will of the Force"? It's a Worm/SW crossover where Darth Vader ends up in the Bay and I quite enjoy writing it!
he can... if he's somehow aware of it. he also needs to concentrate.A force user can sense things from the other side of the Galaxy, but that generally requires a personal connection to what's happening or that it is a very powerful moment.Anakin will probably be able to sense an ENDBRINGER attacking a city, but not any random murder.On the other hand, if someone is causing Dinah pain, even on the other side of the world, he'll be able to sense that too.
Perfectly fine and after years of receiving sunlight, they don't. After only receiving sunlight a few times and being subjected to kryptonite for most of that time, Kara has yet to develop the full width of Kryptonian powers.