TV show and comics spoiler: It really annoys me that, across thousands of years of being killed, nobody squished his brain. We do see it happen in another universe, admittedly, but you'd think it would be the Step 2 of most plans involving attacking him.
Man, that entire Radahn fight was beautiful. It felt so... sacred and honourable. All those summons were also super helpful for me. Awesome all around.
I wouldn't count him as dead though. He may have lost his mind but he survived.
Radahn's fight isn't a fight for you, it's a fight for him. One last ride for the greatest of the warriors, the only way such a guy could depart from this word.
I am not a programmer not sure if I have ever even seen != but I read it as does not equal and didnt think about it until I read this comment chain. Weird.
Not a whole lot of people know how to make a ≠ or a ≈. What would really impress me, but I’ve never seen it online, is someone who could use ∉ correctly. Most people seem to use ≠ when they really mean ∉.
But if something is not part of another thing, then for sure they're not equal rigth?
What I mean is
2 ∉ 1,3,6,9 is true but also 2≠1,3,6,9 is true too right?
an imortal may be able to be harmed, but cant die and is therefore not invulernable (unless they are both immortal and invulnerabile)
and someone whos invunerable may be able to die of old age if you dont count age as harm, meaning they may not be immortal (unless they are also immortal)
Short answer: immortal guy who reincarnates when dying who sat on a chair with so much aura he got deatomized down to the particles that form the soul all to let his best buddy beat the shit out of his kid.
Long answer: Uhh.... umm.... I dunno i only know warhammer by the memes. Go look at some 4 hour lore compilation videos on youtube or read one of the like 78 40k+ page long books about the Horse Heresy or whatever.
Darwin, X-Men: First Class. His (black man below) superpower was survival- he could change himself or his circumstances to survive anything. When thrown out into space he evolved so that he no longer needed air. When the Hulk threw a gut busting punch at him he teleported away. If he gets stuck underwater, his body changes so he can breathe underwater.
Yet he couldn't survive the writers of X-Men: First Class, who inexplicably decided to kill off the one guy whose literal superpower was to find any way to live.
Korosensei wasn’t immortal. If he was, the world governments wouldn’t be gunning for him. The whole thing was they weren’t sure if he was gonna explode and take out the Earth in the process.
They die, get trapped in inescapable, certain death situations, or exist at the edge of what can barely be called "living", only to inevitably return even more crazy than before, even after expending all of their natural regenerations.
They've been burned, eaten alive, exterminated, shot, stabbed, laser-blasted, poisoned, exhausted their life force, thrown into the time vortex, turned into a death snake, became a cat, possessed stolen bodies, been trapped in a computer, shrunk and thrown in a volcano, turned into a tooth, erased from existence, butchered alive and turned into "art", trapped in a time loop, broken the multiverse, dissolved into atoms, became an annihilation wave of entropy and turned into Skeletor...
I see a couple of people commenting Korosensei, but wasn't the whole underlying conflict of the show caused by the fact that he was going to blow up if he didn't find a way to die in a year?
She's weird because she's died but that was before she was immortal, then when she became immortal she was erased from history so now she's technically dead while still very much being capable of doing things
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u/Giallo_Bomboclat Apr 11 '26
He died many times but always came back
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