AMA with Kaneki

does this AMA rock?

  • No

    Votes: 1 8.3%

  • Yes

    Votes: 6 50.0%

  • No, it Metals =_=

    Votes: 3 25.0%

  • I don't care, I thought there would be pizza

    Votes: 7 58.3%
  • Total voters
    12
AvengingKnight said:
Kaneki Ken is not a cannibal. Am I correct?
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Well....considering the fact that I was human, I could be considered one. But since my species is now different, I may not be. But I also eat other ghouls, from time to tie, so yes, in that sense I might be.
 
Morten Høy said:
Where does ghouls come from? And what do they like to do?
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Not much is known about the origins of ghouls, not even the ghouls themselves know. Some theorise that they are a mutation, some say they are further evolved than humans, other suggest we just share a common ancestor.

Ghouls like to do normal activities too, no different to humans.
 
AvengingKnight said:
Who would win in a fight
Deathstroke or Kaneki Ken?
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Since my healing factor more or less matches that of Wolverine and Deadpool and considering the fact that there was an encounter between Deadpool and Deathstroke, in which Deadpool won
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, I'd say I win
 
AvengingKnight said:
Okay, one more fight scenario for now.
Who would win in a fight:
Bloodshot or Nightwing and Moon Knight?
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I did some research, and I'd like to think that Bloodshot has the upper hand, due to the fact that his healing is extremely fast, whereas Moon Knight has no healing feat, and his abilities are very dependant on the lunar cycle. Nightwing is outclassed, simply due to the fact that he is only a human (despite his peak human fitness) he stands no chance.

(Btw, I started looking into Valiant Comics, what would you recommend me to read?)
 
Haise Sasaki said:
I did some research, and I'd like to think that Bloodshot has the upper hand, due to the fact that his healing is extremely fast, whereas Moon Knight has no healing feat, and his abilities are very dependant on the lunar cycle. Nightwing is outclassed, simply due to the fact that he is only a human (despite his peak human fitness) he stands no chance.

(Btw, I started looking into Valiant Comics, what would you recommend me to read?)
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Let me try and answer that with a question: What genres are you interested in? But first...

Political driven stories, loved by many, and has X-Men-ish vibe, but more realistic (recommended by many): Imperium and Harbinger

Jason Bourne meets Wolverine meets Punisher, and arguably the goriest Valiant reboot title: Bloodshot (2012)
Like above but the story and characterization is given more emphasis than action and violence: Bloodshot Reborn

Spies, Ninjas, James Bond-esque main character, and a little dose of mystic elements here and there: Ninjak

Barbarian who is out of time and happens to wields one of the most powerful weapon in the galaxy: X-O Manowar

Japan (sort of) in the year (4001) which is being guarded by a...uh..."Ghost Digital Warrior": Rai

Valiant's Avengers: Unity (first four issues and the armor Hunter tie-ins are the best in the mediocre series from what I know)

Self-contained story which is said to be a perfect jumping on point for new readers: The Valiant

Doctor Who elements here and is funny: Ivar Timewalker

Immortal Warrior who has lived since the Mesopotamian era to protect and safeguard earth: Eternal Warrior (2013)
Like above, but also goes more personal to the main character: Wrath of The Eternal Warrior

Immortal fat strong Drunk and Fundamentalist teenage assassin go on wacky adventures fighting conspiracy sects like "illuminati" and what not (nazi monks and ninja nuns included here): Archer and Armstrong (2012)

Two foster brothers gets powers, but have to stay together in order to stay alive because of it. Goat with laser vision included: Quantum and Woody (2013)

Occult love story. There is more to it, but I do not know what words to use to describe this: Death Defying Doctor Mirage

There are many more, but that is all for now.
 
AvengingKnight said:
Let me try and answer that with a question: What genres are you interested in? But first...

Political driven stories, loved by many, and has X-Men-ish vibe, but more realistic (recommended by many): Imperium and Harbinger

Jason Bourne meets Wolverine meets Punisher, and arguably the goriest Valiant reboot title: Bloodshot (2012)
Like above but the story and characterization is given more emphasis than action and violence: Bloodshot Reborn

Spies, Ninjas, James Bond-esque main character, and a little dose of mystic elements here and there: Ninjak

Barbarian who is out of time and happens to wields one of the most powerful weapon in the galaxy: X-O Manowar

Japan (sort of) in the year (4001) which is being guarded by a...uh..."Ghost Digital Warrior": Rai

Valiant's Avengers: Unity (first four issues and the armor Hunter tie-ins are the best in the mediocre series from what I know)

Self-contained story which is said to be a perfect jumping on point for new readers: The Valiant

Doctor Who elements here and is funny: Ivar Timewalker

Immortal Warrior who has lived since the Mesopotamian era to protect and safeguard earth: Eternal Warrior (2013)
Like above, but also goes more personal to the main character: Wrath of The Eternal Warrior

Immortal fat strong Drunk and Fundamentalist teenage assassin go on wacky adventures fighting conspiracy sects like "illuminati" and what not (nazi monks and ninja nuns included here): Archer and Armstrong (2012)

Two foster brothers gets powers, but have to stay together in order to stay alive because of it. Goat with laser vision included: Quantum and Woody (2013)

Occult love story. There is more to it, but I do not know what words to use to describe this: Death Defying Doctor Mirage

There are many more, but that is all for now.
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I'm interested in Ninjak and Bloodshot, they have aspects I like.
 
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