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The Annalith is unironically the sexiest design in this entire game. My bussy twitches at the sight of this thing

Before we start, the term "superhero" is often used for specific characters, but can also be used for a type of story. Superhero stories don't necessarily feature superhero characters (more on that later), and this rant is about both

What defines a superhero?

We have an intuitive understanding of what characters are and aren't superheroes. Batman, Superman, Iron Man, and Hawkeye are superheroes. Indiana Jones, John Wick, and Luke Skywalker are not superheroes. But what exactly divides them?

Secret identities, costumes, and superpowers are generally considered the main tropes that define superheroes, but MCU Hawkeye has none of those and he still counts. Walter White/Heisenberg has a sec

For any given verse, all the zombies suddenly die and the ones from the Plants vs Zombies games appear. What is the weakest verse that could survive (not necessarily defeat) them?

Round 1: All the zombies are from the original PvZ game. There is only one Dr. Zomboss, but multiple of every other type, in a roughly similar proportion to the game (browncoats are common, gargantuars and yetis are rare, etc)

Round 2: Same as round 1, but with the addition of zombies from PvZ 2

Round 3: Same as round 2, but now with zombies from every PvZ game, both mainline and spinoffs (Garden Warfare, Heroes, etc)

Introduction

People on this sub are complaining about the lack of male characters in recent patches (or complaining about the complainers). One of the more common defenses I've seen of the lack of male characters is that men were always few and far between, so the recent drama is strange since it's only become an issue now. But is that really the case?

I decided to analyze trends of male vs female characters since launch. I have compiled four data sets, these being labeled Overall (which includes all male and female characters), High Rarity (which excludes 4-star characters and below, who lack an Insight 3 and thus see virtually no use in game), Humanoid (which excludes non-humanoids), a

Schneider being a human was a pretty big twist, which also raised some questions. Most notably, how could a human use arcanum? This idea was unthinkable and everyone assumed it had to be some Manus secret. Surely this idea was alien to the Foundation as well, right?

Wrong. Enter the Razor Team. They are humans but their equipment allows them to use arcanum. We find the instruction manual for one if their weapons and it specifically says this weapon was intended for human use. So the Foundation has a team or arcanum-wielding humans and nobody knows about it (except presumably Constantine and other people in high positions). But if the Foundation wanted to keep their human black ops squad a s

Alternatively, if someone with a missing arm put it on, would they end up with 3 arms total? Or, since wolves have no arms (they're 4 legs), if Akita put on the mask while in her wolf form, would she look like a spider/wolf hybrid?

If Samukai grew extra arms, where would they extend from? Samukai's torso doesn't look like it has enough space to fir an extra set of arms

Mario has platformers, Luigi has Luigi's Mansion, and Wario has WarioWare (also Wario Land but that series hasn't gotten a new game in a while). If Nintendo came up to you and asked you to come up with a Waluigi game, what ideas would you have?