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I would love to see Trigger make an anime of cosmic Marvel or DC TBH.

SB will argue that a feat doesn't matter/never happened/is invalid because HARD SCIENCE one moment, then turn around and try and claim that basic cause and effect doesn't matter the next. It is painfully obvious that they don't actually give two fucks about science.

Selim Bradley is Pride's vessel for travelling beyond his 'flask' (the tunnel around Amestris). The shadow monster form is its true form. (From chapter 86) Pride is trapped within the tunnel that encircles Amestris, and cannot travel far beyond it or the main part of Central City without his vessel (Selim Bradley) or he (it?) will die. Father seems to hear what Hohenheim is saying when he's talking to Pride (Hohenheim is in Liore, Father is in Central). (From chapter 78)

The backcover for volume 26 of the manga says that Father's ritual to achieve the powers of God reshapes the entire world (I'll need to rewatch/reread the scene in question, but remember that Father did temporarily become a country-sized monster, and the anime version of this feat has been calced in the petatons).

The episode description for Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood describes the dimension of the false gate (where you end up if Gluttony eats you) as being an endless sea of blood and darkness. https://www.hagaren.jp/about/story02.html (I asked a friend who can read Japanese, and he said that the sentence in question translates to something akin to "What he found was a mysterious space filled with darkness, and an endless sea of blood," so it's pretty much the same).

Respect thread for Edward Elric from the PS2 trilogy (The Broken Angel, The Curse of the Crimson Elixar and The Girl Who Succeeds God). Ulltim_Lifeform made this thread so all credit to them.

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Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire

Laios has a feat in the Delicious in Dungeon anime that's not present in the manga. In episode 3, when Laios is fighting the living armour, it sends Laios flying into the wall with enough force to send bricks flying, and Laios uses his own sword to slice the stone ground (in the manga, chapters 6 and 7, he simply falls back on his behind).

This scene only appears in the Brotherhood anime (episode 38), but when Yoki attempts to rob the Armstrong household, Catherine Armstrong picks up a grand piano (with one hand) and throws it at Yoki, sending him (and the grand piano) flying into the sky (he survives this).

Miraak is corrupting the All-Maker Stones to compel the people of Solstheim to rebuild them and strengthen his own power. (Skyrim Prima, page 94) A new power in the form of an ancient creeping terror is slowly engulfing Solstheim, as Miraak is siphoning the island's All-Maker Stones and enslaving its inhabitants. His power grows, and only the Dragonborn may be able to stop him. (Skyrim Prima, page 583) Miraak seeks to siphon the power of the All-Maker stones and has tainted them with evil, compelling the weaker-willed people of Solstheim into constructing strange shrines for this purpose. (Skyrim Prima, Page 584) Miraak is the first Dragonborn, who long ago may have had a destiny to defeat Alduin, but instead chose another, more selfish path. After escaping into Apocrypha, Miraak has been growing in knowledge and power for centuries, all while awaiting his chance to return. (Skyrim Prima, page 585) Miraak is siphoning the power of all of the All-Maker Stones, using the...

Spells can be used to destroy someones mind, and fireballs can turn someone to char. (From the Oblivion Prima, page 29)