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100% freedom is just not something that's possible unless you're dead. So long as you have desires, hopes, dreams, goals, needs... literally ANYTHING at all. Means you're not 100% free. But trying to reach that level of freedom is just stupid anyway, you wouldn't be you anymore if you did, just some living unlife existing in the middle of nowhere. To be free from the control of others is enough.
It really depends on which version of Superman, but yeah, there are plenty of Superman versions that would outright stomp Goku without even trying. I prefer Goku, but Goku and Superman are just different styles meant for different things. Goku is all about overcoming obstacles, that's why he started out so weak and got progressively stronger, dbz obviously still continues, so who knows, he might reach the level of Zeno or above eventually, but that would be the end of Dragon Ball forever since Goku would reach a peak he wouldn't be able to progress from. Superman on the other hand is made with being the peak of force in mind, his problems aren't an issue of force, but rather of morality, self control and other such abstract issues. So he can be chucking out universes with his breath, and there would still be some sort of plot to create.
I thought Zeno was Maha's grandson.
No one other than Biscuit and Wing has taught Gon, though if we're counting things like giving insights/advice/interesting tidbits, then Kurapika and Hisoka can be added.
Right, I suppose if you haven't gone into Twilight lore very deeply you wouldn't know. So you know how Twilight vamps can be unmoving like statues? They don't even need to blink, and that's because they have venom as fluid around their eyes, it acts as their eyelid and allows the eyes to move easily within the sockets. Contacts would dissolve within a few hours.
I always find this type of character archetype very mystifying. Like, they're always so eager to make enemies. Life would be much easier if you made friends and didn't piss off everyone you thought is lower in the pecking order than you, especially as an immortal, chances are in the thousands of years you're gonna live, you're gonna piss off someone that is either already stronger than you, or WILL become stronger and get his pound of flesh back... It's very short-sighted.
Is he strong enough for that? Or just being overconfident? We don't actually know anything about how far that guy was on the supernatural ladder.
Sure... But we're talking about history right now. In Twilight, "historically" no human was capable of killing a vampire, even with more modern technology they'd need something like saturation bombing to cover an entire area and catch vamps by surprise. It "might" kill them. End of the day, they're far too fast and durable to destroy, the speed is the main problem since their mind runs FAR faster, and it's not like they lose their human thoughts just because they turned. Worst comes to worst with Twilight Vamps vs Humanity? If both sides decided to fk it all and go to war, the vamps would just start a slaughter, turn as many people as possible, the newborns would wreck everything in their path. Heavy artillery, if it works, would be largely futile due to their speed and senses... Yeah, the more I think about it, the more humanity seems screwed.
Constantly risking life and limb because you know there's a healer to put you back together? I mean, I can see the appeal, but I also think it's an easy way to go overboard and just get killed xD Can't heal that.