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Biology, I think you can guess why I would choose that

1158

i love shapes and math so physics

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You like cats?

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fullmetal alchemist mahito or the force

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1163

Shapeshifting is still just too goated of a power to pass up

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Ears

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The problem here is biology is encompassed by chemistry which is encompassed by physics so physics just let you control the other 2 as well

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Welp I edited it and it freaking reset. Mb gang

1167

Each individual field is better at controlling their aspects than others. You can manipulate cells in something to give it cancer with Biology, but you’d need to be more violent and lethal to give it cancer by using ultraviolet from something else

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You allowed me to vote every option

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You couldn’t exactly do everything else the other two could do with Physics because you aren’t given the exact same kinds of manipulations. If all else fails, the final rule is that you can’t copy an ability from another subject.

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…god damn it

1171

Ima atleast tell you my prefered order though

  1. Biology
  2. Physics
  3. Chemistry
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that one only allows a single option unlike the other one

1174

yeah im gonna redo the poll

1175

I think I just deleted the poll so we’ll run it again:

According to my school based on what sciences are available, which branch of science would you pick to inherit powers from? You cannot mimic or copy specific abilities or techniques from other branches.
  • Physics (Manipulation of force, mass, light, energy, quantum mechanics, and space-time; capable of warping all listed concepts to own desire; change the physical state of anything, manipulation of gravity / magnetism / electricity alongside respective fields)
  • Biology (Manipulation of life; capable of shaping own body into any desired form or shape; ability of reversing, creating, forwarding, or destroying biological organisms; natural change of organic genes or other cells)
  • Chemistry (Manipulation of matter and particles; transmutation of objects, force chemical reactions, and recombining compounds or making new ones.)
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physics encompasses both biology and chemistry so..