Did Anyone Else Think Apollo Vs Leonidas Was Like Watching Pre-heresy Fulgrim Vs Sevika?

Did anyone else think Apollo vs Leonidas was like watching pre-heresy Fulgrim vs Sevika?

Pre-heresy Fulgrim and Apollo

- They're handsome.

- They're obsessed with being perfect.

- They want to inspire others to be the best version of themselves.

- They value the arts, music, poetry, and both physical and inner beauty.

- They worked hard and become respected by their "paternal figures" (Big E/Zeus).

Sevika and Leonidas

- They have the same physical build, similar clothes and the same hairstyle.

- They detest a privileged person or group (Piltover/Apollo) because they believe they were the ones who caused the misfortunes their people have gone through (Zaun/Sparta) and seek revenge as a result.

- They are both smokers.

- They both use weapons that can change shape.

It's like Tyrion Lannister once said: "Never forget what you are, the rest of the world will not. Wear it like armor and it can never be used to hurt you."

"That child is a demon."

Since it was revealed to us that the sapphire scales disease that Bonney inherited from her mother Ginny is incurable, a theory popped into my mind: what if Kuma turned into a cyborg to save Bonney?

Don't forget that the paw-paw fruit can repel anything from the target's body so Kuma probably repelled the disease from Bonney's body and absorbed it into her body so that it wouldn't come back to Bonney. Later, he would ask Vegapunk to turn him into a cyborg so that the disease couldn't affect him.

For those who say that Satoru Gojo lost unfairly against Sukuna, they forget that we are talking about an ancient sorcerer from the Heian era in the golden age of sorcery and he was not just any sorcerer but the strongest of that time. Sukuna had a huge amount of experience as well as being quite smart because Sukuna wanted to see what Mahoraga was capable of and saw his fight against Satoru as the perfect opportunity to use the shikigami and to do so he made Gojo think that he could beat him if he used his domain extension and although he looked as bad as Satoru by letting himself be attacked by it, actually every time Satoru used the Infinite Void he was only strengthening Mahoraga.

Sukuna conditioned the fight so that he would win with the shikigami, but if Sukuna had wanted, he could have ended the fight much earlier by using Domain Amplification (the improved version of Simple Domain) in each domain extension clash he had with Satoru, avoiding suffering damage from the latter, and when Satoru couldn't use his domain extension and his Limitless Technique to protect himself due to the wear and tear on his brain, Sukuna would eliminate him using the Malevolent Shrine. If it were not for Sukuna's whim of wanting to use Mahoraga, he would have beaten Satoru and it is even implied that Sukuna allowed himself to be hit so that Mahoraga would adapt to Satoru's infinity.

Even in their activation of domains Gojo had to destroy and regenerate his brain five times while Sukuna didn't have this problem, this is because Sukuna didn't lose his domain as many times as Satoru because we must not forget that Sukuna's domain doesn't need barrier like Gojo's so it was easier to destroy Satoru's domain than Sukuna's.

AFO and the quirk counselor offer their "help" in making Himiko and Yuuga be what the Hero Society says is normal and they even smile and dress alike. AFO really represents the worst of the Hero Society and Japanese society in general.

Thinking about Toga and Aoyama similarities

Thinking about the wording of these panels

During the scene in Watching and Dreaming where Belos begs Luz to help him I couldn't help but remember the scene in King's Tide where Belos tries to petrify Luz as an act of mercy only for Luz to beg him to let her live and he agrees. That happens because she called him by his name and also because she is a human like him, and this from the point of view of Belos is like solidarity between humans.

That is why when he pleads with Luz by reminding him that they are both human, it is because Belos expects Luz to help him in an act of solidarity between humans due to the fact that he is human like her just as he did with her in King's Tide.