Leviathan is headed straight for Atlantis! Can aquaman stop

>>93757291
if has something that can crack leviathan's bullshitanium core?

>>93758376
*if he has

>>93758376
He's friends with Superman and can call Ancient deep sea spookos/gods

He also has a beard

And a dead son

Leviathan's core is interdimensional bullshit.

>>93757291
If Leviathan is jobbing he can inflict a few wounds and make him leave, now if he's bloodlusted aquaman is fucked... Hell I don't know maybe Leviathan has non Manton restricted hydrokinesis wich is bloodbending squared

>>93757291
No, he could inflict superficial injuries at best. On the plus side, Atlantis is already underwater, so people wouldn't drown and Lev would just kill whoever got too close and destroy some buildings before getting bored and leaving.

Leviathan isn't a standard kaiju. He's only 30ft tall. What he has is his space whale magic bullshit, with the water generation afterecho, which is more powerful on land than in water. He's also got the almost unlimited regeneration, as long as he has the core intact. And then there's the superspeed that can rip people in half with his tail.

>>93758942
He also is a ticking time bomb, since if he stays in an area too long the constant tsunamis and geologic movements fuck everything up

I just don't see how he could reliably hurt Leviathan. Even his trident shouldn't peirce too deep whatsoever, and Leviathan has no weak points. Awuaman's strong, but it's like a dude trying to fight a block of sandstone: he could batter away at him and he wouldn't hurt Leviathan all that much at all.
Meanwhile Leviathan does have claws so even though Aquaman will be resistant to the blunt slams from his water echo, Leviathan should still be able to hurt him pretty terribly.

>>93757291
Literally who

>>93760711
Leviathan is a kaiju from Worm

>>93762286
>kaiju
ahem. Endbringer

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>>93757291
>Leviathan is headed straight for Atlantis!
>Can aquaman stop it?

Are you serious?

Leviathan tackles anywhere from 50 to 100+ of the toughest heroes Earth-Bet can throw at him, every few months.

Underwater, Leviathan is even faster than above water. He's able to move so fast underwater it's like he's teleporting.

He would kill Aquaman solo within thirty seconds of encountering him, and proceed to pulverize everything in Atlantis big enough to see.

They don't call those guys "Endbringers" because they are easy fights.

A better question would be, could the entire JLA stop him if they tried to fight him in the water.

I think they'd do pretty well at driving him off if they fought him on the land, but they'd lose members.

Could you imagine a world where Endbringers exist but there are no heroes?

>>93764007
But without Eidolon, they wouldn't exist.

>>93764722
wait, what? I haven't finished Worm so i'll just take that as a spoiler

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>>93757291
Aquaman is maybe equal to Leviathan in speed underwater, and is comparible in terms of raw strength. However not only does Aquaman lack the offensive output to do serious damage, there's also the fact that if Leviathan will be in total control of the oceanic battlefield and if he stops jobbing for even half a second levi will just tear all the water out of Aquaman's body and leave him a desiccated corpse.

I'd say if you had 10 or 20 Aquamen they could drive off a normal jobbing Leviathan with losses. Non-jobbing Leviathan however could literally fight and kill through an unending horde of Aquamen until it runs out of space whale energy.

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>>93757291

>>93764007

just nuke em

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>>93766247

[–]Wildbow 152 points 1 year ago*

> However, in both cases here, you're dealing with implied power - the Endbringers don't really demonstrate their full power, so we don't get to see such. We also don't know Saitama's upper reaches of power.

>So let me help settle this one by speaking definitively on the former. Word of God from the author of Worm (me) - Behemoth would die in one shot.

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>>93757291
Yes. Holy God yes. Arthur's telepathy worked on White Martians and a Starro so powerful Dream had to get involved.

You see this?

Your OC kaiju is not on this level.

>>93766345
How many JLA tier threats can Worm Earth defeat?

>>93757291
>Looks like Lilith plus Cloverfield

There hasn't been a cool looking Kaiju sense the 80's. Fuck this Earth.

>>93766345
>Arthur's telepathy worked on White Martians and a starro.

Endbringers are not living creatures. They are programmed spacewhale robots constructed out of multiverse portals and entity shards.

It's armour is the density of a spiral galaxy and was never fighting at peak capacity until it fought scion mostly offscreen.

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>>93757291
>you could have read more than twenty classic works of literature
>you could have read the Quran, the Torah, the Holy Fucking Bible
>you could have educated yourself
>instead, you read Worm
Filth

>>93766468
>religious books
>educate yourself

>>93766468
>Implying the Bibble is better reading then Worm

Get fucked desu

>>93766468
>Browses 4chan.

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>>93766478
You don't have to be religious to appreciate the most influential literature in human history.

>>93757291
Everyone who keeps spamming this shitty webseries needs to kill themselves.

>>93766458
>Blah Blah lovecraft non-biological monster robot

It worked on Starro it'll work on the donut steel.

Unless you want to seriously argue that a monster bigger than continents in its physical form and dangerous enough to attract Dream's attention is less of a threat than your donut steel.

>>93766491
>>93766468
Harlequin Romance novels are better reading than Worm.

I mean just look at this creature. It's pathetic. Its design screams a lack of creativity. There's nothing interesting about it. There's nothing cool about it.

>>93757291
There is not a single thing in Worm that is new or exciting for comicbook readers.

Control over massive amounts of water? Complete control over all forms of energy? Telepathy, Telekinesis and Precognition? A hero with a new power for every situation? A villain who can raise fallen heroes as their own personal army?

Really the only interesting part of Worm is the Entities themselves but the writer had to give them so many handicaps to make them beatable by the humans that if you set them down in Cosmic Marvel they'd be dead within a week.

>>93766519
>There is not a single thing in Worm that is new or exciting for comicbook readers

The key to make a cape universe work is either go the Silver Age/Grant Morrison/Jack Kirby route with big widescreen adventures where the characters encounter weird and cool challenges or the Bronze Age/Stan Lee route with character drama.

Worm doesn't have uplifting adventures, nor does it have interesting character drama. It coasts by on power porn appealing to people that watched the cartoons but don't read the comics and realize its been done before.

>The Entities
>Interesting

They're babies first August Derleth.

>>93766507
>His proportions were wrong – his calves and forearms seemed too long for his height, his clawed fingers and digitigrade feet doubly so.

>He moved with a languid sort of grace as he advanced through the spraying water.

>Gallons of water poured around him in the wake of his movements, roughly the same amount of mass as the body part that had just occupied the space. This ‘afterimage’ streamed down him and splashed violently against the water he waded through.

>The hard, featureless plain of Leviathan’s face was broken up only by four cracks or tears – one on the right side of his face, three on the left.

>In each of those dark gaps, the green orbs of his eyes glowed with a light that pierced through the rain.

>His head moved faster than the rest of him, twitching from one angle to the next like someone’s eyeball might flicker left, right, up and down, taking us all in, uncannily out of time with the rest of his body.

Lacking creativity my ass. This is an orgasmic piece of discription for a monster.

>>93766600
>His proportions were wrong – his calves and forearms seemed too long for his height, his clawed fingers and digitigrade feet doubly so.

The same elongated arm shit that was already cliche when Cloverfield did it years ago.


>He moved with a languid sort of grace as he advanced through the spraying water.

So every kaiju ever?

>Gallons of water poured around him in the wake of his movements, roughly the same amount of mass as the body part that had just occupied the space. This ‘afterimage’ streamed down him and splashed violently against the water he waded through.

This reads like an autistic trying to describe something he doesn't have the words for. "Roughly the same amount of mass as the body part that had just occupied the space" reads horribly.

I can't believe he actually wrote "afterimage".

>The hard, featureless plain of Leviathan’s face was broken up only by four cracks or tears – one on the right side of his face, three on the left.

Evangelion DONUT STEEL face

>In each of those dark gaps, the green orbs of his eyes glowed with a light that pierced through the rain.

Now we have rain, and dripping after images, and churning water, and he's still somehow moving with a "languid grace".

The writer isn't writing this as a complete idea. He's stapling together bits of description he thinks are cool without having a complete mental picture of what he's doing. This reads like a first draft.

>His head moved faster than the rest of him, twitching from one angle to the next like someone’s eyeball might flicker left, right, up and down, taking us all in, uncannily out of time with the rest of his body.

That shaky head shit from Jacob's Ladder that all the horror themed JRPGs do because Silent Hill did it.


>This is an orgasmic piece of description for a monster

You're like a deprived child getting excited over having a slice of bread to eat.

>>93758376
He's got his trident. Endbringers are from a deterministic mundane-only universe, so a magic weapon would probably affect them like Space Whale bullshit their fuck you override can't turn off.

>>93766661
>This reads like an autistic trying to describe something he doesn't have the words for. "Roughly the same amount of mass as the body part that had just occupied the space" reads horribly.
Plus it's a failed description. He's referring to volume - a copy of Leviathan made of water. Mass would probably be a whole lot more, given that water is less dense than Magic Space Crystal.

>>93766662
The Trident hurt DARKSEID. And his alt-universe girl version hurt a Gentry corrupted Nix Uotan with her version of the trident.

It IS a weapon of a god after all. It's incredibly powerful and people always forget about it when talking about Aquaman fighting someone.

The OC Godzilla is fucked.

>>93766519


What they don't have an excuse for is routinely forgetting all their other abilities. Like, the ability to make whatever you want with the ring is fine. That's the power alright? Nope. Green Lanterns can phase through objects. Turn invisible. Absorb, manipulate, and generate most types of energy, Manipulate time. Heal the user. alter matter. Manipulate and alter minds and be used for a whole bunch of ridiculous technological tricks, from scanning entire sectors of space to being a finger mounted super computer.

Characters really don't have much of an excuse to keep forgetting their other abilities while also leaving them open as always being present in future issues.

Worm powers are single powers and some powers will hardcounter other powers. It's very much like what you see in jojo or
HunterxHunter.

>>93766519
I liked Scapegoat
Otherwise all of Wildbows works suffer from focus and scale. I don't even want to talk about Twig.

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>>93766468
>telling other people they're wasting their time while browsing /co/

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>>93763751

Superman could probably take out Leviathan, but only by bodily hurling him into space.

Behemoth would probably be another matter, in that he can mount a lot more resistance against someone's attempt to lift and toss him around.

If Simurgh got near Superman the world would already be fucked regardless of how the fight went.

>>93766542
>They're babies first August Derleth.
You're comparing apples to oranges.

I'm not very familiar with comic book superheroes, but the sheer amount of BS involved makes me think that they would have an easier time driving them away than the wormverse.

>>93767238
>I'm not very familiar with comic book superheroes

Your typical Worm fan ladies and gentlemen.

Take this shit to trash or /a/.

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>>93766258

>All those powerlevelfags getting shut down hard.

>>93767249
>/a/
Fucking retard.

>>93767266
Worm is anime trash discussed as superheroes.

>>93767281
How?

>>93766698
The average comicbook character is 60+ years old and has had dozens upon dozens of writers who sometimes disagree with each other over what power the character has. The average anime character has had one writer. Worm has just one writer.

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>>93767249
> Go back to /a/

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>>93767185

Khonsu he'd need to beat down the old fashioned way due to teleporting. I'm pretty sure Superman does still age, albeit very slowly, so those time bubbles could seriously fuck him up. Even more so because I'm pretty sure he can stop solar radiation from entering them, so Superman would be spending who knows how many years with no access to sunlight. Probably the trickiest of the Endbringers by far for him to fight.

Bohu would get bodied, there's not much a nearly immobile target can do to Superman.

Tohu, assuming for a moment she'd be copying DC Earth capes, potentially having the powers of The Flash, Superman, and Martian Manhunter simultaneously, or any other triple combination of DC's hero/villain population, is a terrifying though. Even assuming she can still only copy other Wormverse powers, there's a lot of potential combinations that would make her very dangerous for Superman to fight (even something as simple as a Thinker power to determine Superman's red sun weakness, then a solar-manipulation power to bathe him in it).

>>93767336
God the other endbringers were so badly handled. But Wildbow did say he would rewrite the time skip in the edited version, so I have my hopes up.

>>93767185
>superman would punch levi's core and it would die
>superman would get a knockdown drag out fight with behemoth and eventually overwhelm it's powers enough to kill it
>superman would get mindcontroled by ziz for a bit and then either get saved by the justice league or just snap out of it at the most dramatic moment

Did anyone even read Worm for the Endbringer fights?
Feels kinda dumb to read Worm and all you're getting from it is some powers and stats for your Who Would Win debates. Always thought that the characters and personalities were the biggest draw in the story. And none of the Endbringers have any personality whatsoever.

>>93767336
>I'm pretty sure Superman does still age
http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Kal-El_(DC_One_Million)

>>93767392
I didnt even know the endbringers were a thing when I started reading it. Taylor immediatly hooked me in.

>>93767392
The Endbringers are monster attacks, not characters and ziz is totally a character anyway.

>>93767405

Could he accomplish that without access to any yellow sunlight for thousands of years?

>>93767392
Honestly I've tried getting into Worm but the MC is too pathetic for me to take seriously, if she can't even fight back against her bullies how am I supposed to believe she can save the world?

>>93767376
What would the collateral damage be like?

If Supes killed an Endbringer, which spawned 2 more, and destroyed a country in the battle (like Japan did with Leviathan) I can't see how he'd get out of that one without everyone on Earth hating him.

>>93767436
What part did you stop at? She does start to fight back against them around arc 4, and they gradually become a non issue as the story goes on.

>>93767436
She stops going to school after arc 4 or so. It gets better for her the farther she falls into villain life.

>>93767256
The thread the quote came from had a rule that you needed to point to canon feats when you made a claim like that, and Wildbow said the punch that beat Boros would be strong enough to kill Behemoth.

Someone else pointed out that that directly contradicted previous statements about needing to get through some bullshit amount, like a galaxy's worth, of matter to reach Endbringer cores, and then Wildbow stopped responding.

>>93767392
I think a large part of it is that the author is really vague about what their limits are, while simultaneously being really bad about "my story is special and nothing can beat it."

>>93767464
I mean, the whole concept of the character is that he can beat anything in one punch. Which is why I think all vs debates involving him are completely pointless.
>>93767478
>while simultaneously being really bad about "my story is special and nothing can beat it."
Got an example of that?

>>93767464
Wildbow tends to do that when he doesn't want to get pulled into pointless arguing. It's kind of annoying when he does respond, and it's just to troll. See his mathematician's answers.

I just crushed all of Worm over the past two weeks, so I feel the need to comment.

Definitely not lacking creativity in the power dept, endbringers were cool and source of powers was neat lore. Trigger events were a cool concept.

The writing was at times fanfic tier, but I knew what I was getting in to. Definitely some forgettable parts that you can scroll through. Sometimes the action was hard to keep track of. The sheer amount of jobbing was the biggest real problem. But that's par for the course I guess...

To the OPs question, leviathan would mop the floor with him but then Taylor would do some bullshit and all of a sudden they'd win.

That actually never happened with endtinger fights but still.

>>93767478

>while simultaneously being really bad about "my story is special and nothing can beat it."

Do you have some quotations to this effect?

>>93767492
>but then Taylor would do some bullshit and all of a sudden they'd win.
>That actually never happened with endtinger fights but still
So why are you saying this then?

>>93767478
>my story is special and nothing can beat it.

Strait up not true.

https://www.reddit.com/r/whowouldwin/comments/3ypzqb/saitama_vs_behemoth_worm/cyg54sf/

>>93767443
P H A N T O M Z O N E

>>93767525
>A gag character can beat it
People were already discussing it.

He also claimed that the Endbringers would beat the JL long term, because they'd grind them down due to the JL being unable to meaningfully damage them.

>>93767520
He just wanted to let us know he's cheering on Taylor's side, because we all know that Skitter can do no wrong, and killing Alexandria was undisputed and fully justified victory, because Taylor is the queen of victorious escalation.

>>93767449
>>93767461
Getting bullied is her backstory and how she got the power to become a hero. Sweeping it under the rug is really poor writing.

>>93767520
Happened with every other major fight / S class threat. It definitely did happen with the endbringer fights in the sense that Taylor would somehow be as crucial / do as much damage as as the Triumvirate, but Scion won all those in the end.

Idk I guess Taylor just seemed OP sometimes.

>>93767549
>Endbringers would beat the JL long term

Wildhack confirmed for only having watched the carrtoon.

>>93767552

It isn't really swept under the rug, it's just dealt with later (and some uncomfortable details regarding why the bullying was allowed to continue by the school's faculty come to light).

>>93767552
The actual trigger event didn't happen on screen. The story isn't centered on bullying, even though Taylor's power is a result of it. The main theme of Worm is choice and consequence.

The consequences of bullying, instead of bullying itself. It's not swept under the rug. We just see how much Taylor wanted to avoid school because she's messed up in the head, and angry because the bullies never get consequences from the authorities.

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>>93767492
>The writing was fanfic tier
>He still read it

>>93767551
I thought killing Alexandria was the worst part of Worm desu. Even worse than the timeskip.

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>>93767565

She was only ever "crucial" in the sense that her presence helped save lives. I don't ever remember she herself dealing critical damage to an Endbringer.

>>93767602
I still read fanfics too.
They scratch an itch.
Worm fanfiction can be terrible in general, but a handful have redeeming qualities to make them worth reading.

>>93767618

I feel like she could have just punched herself in the diaphragm or something to cough up the bugs.

>>93767602
I wouldn't call it fanfic tier, but it definitely lacked the polish the polish that a fully edited work would have. Understandable, considering the author wrote like 2.5 chapters a week.

>>93767602
Still better than 90% of actual caps comics.

It was a waste of time through. But I do love wasting time...

>>93767625
She doesn't.
Taylor's most effective skill is critical analysis of players and the battlefield. That's how she gets her victories.

>>93767598
>The story isn't centered on bullying
OK I have to call bullshit here. Wildbow got his inspiration for Taylor by hearing stories from bullied kids, the story ends with the main villain getting bullied to death.

>>93767625
Not counting Scion, the most damage she "directly" inflicted in an S class fight was cutting Echidna in half with the help of clockblocker.

>>93767660

Also her shard's insane Multitasking power, which is the real MVP and why she got as far as she did.

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>>93766249
That's what russia in the setting literally did, it didn't work and they sacrificed Moscow for nothing.

>>93767654
Once you read actual fanfics, specifically Worm fanfics, it's pretty clear how much Worm stands above them. Worm is far from perfect, but fanfiction is much, much worse.

>>93758467
Son hasn't been canon since N52.

>>93767574
>become a non issue
>It isn't really swept under the rug
Wow. When a fanboy wants to argue their case they'll change their tune to fit their argument.

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>>93767702

I'm not the anon that said it was a non-issue.

>>93767702
I mean she kinda just moves past it. Wouldn't you?

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>>93767549
>Donut Steel monsters beating the JLA

So he doesn't know about pic related?

Fuck talking about superheros vs Worm. Just go down the list of threats the JLA have beaten and have them fight the Endbringers.

How many picoseconds do the Endbringers last against pic related?

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>>93767702
I'm not the anon that said it wasn't swept under the rug.

>>93767724

She does get past it EVENTUALLY, but it definitely isn't swept under the rug. Hell, it's the primary reason why she gets completely disillusioned with the idea of joining the Wards and heroes in general once she makes that uncomfortable discovery following the Leviathan fight.

>>93767676
Bullying is too specific. It sums up Taylor's backstory, but the setting is bigger than her. I personally think it's about Actions and Consequences. Which can include bullying, but also all the other trigger events that other capes got, resulting from domestic abuse, domestic violence, mental health issues, parental neglect, etc. Not just bullying.

>>93767709
You can't really address the consequences of a action without addressing the actor. Especially when that action is betrayal.

>>93767746
>the setting is bigger than her
She's the MC Who Saves The World. You don't get much bigger than that.

>>93767726
The thing about the endbringers that people outside of the worm fandom don't get is how insanely durable they are. They're fire power is impressive in universe, but nothing that hasn't been done before. Now I don't know what this guy can do, and the ebs probably cant do shit against it. Can it actually kill them is the question.

>>93767702
Taylor herself wants to sweep it under the rug. That's why she joins the Undersiders and doesn't end up turning them in. Because doing that would mean going back to having no friends, and no fancy loft to escape from school life or annoying Dad who keeps asking why she's skipping class.

>>93767676
Who gets bullied to death? What?

>>93767751

The actor is addressed later on.

>>93767780
Author said he rolled dice and she could have been killed off in arc 8 and replaced by Aegis.
The whole concept of Worm came from the author's short stories he wrote years before starting with Taylor. And the MC of his original Gold Morning story was Faultline.
People are so fixated on Taylor.

>>93767805
Scion.

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>>93767464

>faggot """fans"" arguing with an author about his own setting

embarassing desu senpai

Feels like some of the people trying to debate Worm itt haven't even finished reading it.

>>93767805

Don't read if you haven't finished Worm or unless you're planning on never reading it anyway.

Scion is effectively distracted and traumatized as Taylor uses her unlocked Administrator Shard to combine the powers of hundreds of heroes and make facsimiles and illusions that look like his dead partner writhing in agony, giving the Tinkers and Thinkers she's collected enough time to create and fire a weapon into Scion that erodes and obliterates his multi-dimensional body from the inside out.

>>93767836
Death of the Author is a thing, brah. :^)

>>93767805
Scions human avatar came together with him gaining human psychology so they mocked him with his dead partner, using pieces of her corpse to get him to give up fighting

>>93767836
Being a Worm fan is the fucking worst, the rest of the fanbase are either retarded normie Redditors or autistic Spacebattle users.

>>93767783
You're acting like unbreakable material or acts of stupid durability are rare in comicbooks. Gah Lak Tus took a big bang to the face and it only destroyed a third of his ships, Meanwhile Behemoth gets killed by a cannon that could only destroy India.

>>93767877
Thanks for the confirmation you didn't read Worm :^)

>>93767816
>believing lies the writer tells to make people think he doesn't have a hard on for his pet
Sad!

>>93767783
>Can it actually kill them

It killed two separate generations of gods by mindbreaking them into killing each other. It doesn't have to kill them. It'll just make them fight each other forever and ever.

>>93767847
Ok I see what you mean. Maybe I had forgotten about the bullying angle, I thought they were just trying to fuck him up. Same thing I guess?

>>93767871
Wildbow is a Redditor, does that make him a normie?
He got tired of SB autism after their bad Twig read-throughs and bad minmaxing on his PRT Quest forum game and quit years ago.

>>93767816
That woulda been cool.

>>93767911
Taylor is an author avatar as far as her backstory goes. She was bullied and ignored by authorities who didn't care, and so was Wildbow as a kid.

The original short stories that led up to Worm were "Guts and Glory", the ggirl and panacea short, and "The events leading up to that Thursday", a Faultline short. None of them had Taylor, but they were all pieces of the setting and worldbuilding.

>>93767951
>PRT Quest
That was bad GMing more than anything.

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>>93767852

Only when they're no longer around to correct reader's retarded misinterpretations, which Wildbow still is.

>>93768000
I would have preferred Aegis as a MC.
Taylor's self-righteous attitude pissed me off so much. I had to shake my head at this girl who believes in doing good, when she's sticking poisonous spiders down civilian necks when all they did wrong was to be present in the bank she's robbing.

Real hero Aegis > fake wannabe hero Taylor

>>93768061

I think I would have liked reading a version of Worm where Dauntless was the protagonist. He deserved better...

>>93768039
You can call Death of the Author without the author being literally dead.

I can say that Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is a non canon shitfest, and ignore JK's statement on it, even though she's alive.

>>93767783
Endbringers have a canonical weakness to anything that bypasses their insane durability. Flechette slices right through them, Chevalier nearly forced his blade into Behemoth's core, and the Golden Fuck You Beams flensed Behemoth damn quickly. Most comics have characters with abilities that could no-sell them easily.

>>93768096
Which in turn makes your opinions nothing but fanfiction.

>>93768079
Dauntless isn't dead, he's just trapped in a Bakuda time bubble. Valkyrie could spam powers and get him out, or worst case, kill him and the rebuild his body like it's implied she did with Clock.

Could come back in Worm 2.

>>93768123

That would be nice. I just don't want him spending an eternity in that damned thing as it shrinks and his extremities age and rot away out of sync with the rest of his body.

>>93768117
Authors who make statements about their work that isn't actually written in their work (like Dumbles the gay, or Cedric the Death Eater) are making fanfiction of their own stories.

>>93768138
Could be worse. Could be an Edge Boy victim.

>>93768138
I think it's just a stasis bubble.
If they hey him out, he's still thinking they're fighting Leviathan, and then they have to get him up to speed about Scion, Cauldron, GM, and Khepri.
Also Scion destroyed most of Brockton Bay with his beam spam rampage, so there's going to be an issue with physically accessing the bubble's location. It's underwater with a building dropped on top.

>>93768170

Oof, yeah.

Taylor shooting Aster still gets to me.

What's your favorite worm fanfic?
https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/propagation-worm.277319/
I really love the idea behind the fic, it's too bad it was abandoned.

https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/wormverse-ideas-recs-and-fic-discussion-thread-21.287392/page-36#post-13313362
It's basically a worm creepypasta.

>>93768102
Couldn't green lantern just teleport their core out of their bodies?

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>>93768215
>Worm fanfic
Don't fall for the "Worm fanfiction is actually good" meme, the overall quality may be slightly better but that doesn't mean much, it still is utter uninspired "Taylor but with x power haha let's still make her do the exact things as in canon" trash

>>93768259
*95% of it still is

Just like with any fanfiction there are bound to be a couple really good ones but also just like with any fanfiction most of it is so shit it's almost not worth it to even go looking for the diamonds in the rough.

>>93768259
Something doesn't have to be good for you to have a favorite.

>>93768215
The ones I like and think are worth reading and recommending are:

Cenotaph
Tabloid
Weaver 9
Loaf
Dire Worm

All are complete or stop at a good point, decent writing that isn't riddled with typos, and none of them have altpower Taylor. Altpower Taylor is the cancer of Worm fanfiction.

>>93768242

Can they?

>>93768314
Martian Manhunter could just phase through and take it out.

>>93768259
Don't read Taylor with X Power stories.
Once you see it in the premise/story summary, drop it and move on. You'll save yourself from wasting your time. This goes for pointless crossovers and self insert fics too.

>>93763662
>>93760711

Endbringers are city destroying Kaiju that kill dozens to hundreds of heroes whenever they appear.

>>93768215

Worm Protocol, and spillover. Atonement is another favorite

>>93768335

Isn't it all attached though? It's not like the core is just jostling around inside them.

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Slaughterhouse 9 with a lineup of your choice are dropped into a random small american town in the Marvel Universe, how long can they operate before all of them are killed/imprisoned?

>>93768356
Cores are under multiple layers of space flesh, all increasing in toughness and density until it gets to the core which is on a dimensional bullshit scale.

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>>93768259
Worm fanfiction is actually good.

Spacebattles has a history of producing an abnormal number of great fanfics of many settings and the average fanfic productions on spacebattles are a dozen times superior to the slosh that get cranked out of FF.net

Worm has good fanfics.

>>93768377
Thing to note, Jacks bullshit shard power that literally gave him plot armor only works if he's fighting against parahumans from his own universe meaning he's going to be a whole lot weaker against all the people who are superhuman in other ways.
He still is god tier at manipulating his own team though.

>>93768259
That's 99% of fanfiction, though. "Let's make the main character Godlike then have them easily stomp the exact same obstacles they encountered in the series and had to struggle with, while keeping the plot otherwise the same."

The Tinker ones are particularly abhorrent, though, because they have to insert endless useless chapters of machine fetishism first.

>>93768407
Jesus Christ, fuck off you 12 year old.

>>93768377
Not that long. One of their biggest strengths is Jack's Shard guiding him on where to go to avoid resistance too serious for him to handle, and on when to bail to avoid the cavalry. As >>93768431 noted, that won't work in any other setting. He also won't have Cauldron secretly ordering the strongest heroes in the setting not to intervene.

That said, Siberian will probably wreck a number of high-tier heroes before they figure out her weakness, Shatterbird will absolutely wreck whatever city she's in as well as quite a few tech-reliant heroes like Iron Man, and Crawler could get scary if they don't take him seriously enough. I don't think the others present anything special once they figure out how to counter their tricks, though.

>>93768377
Except for Siberian, Bonesaw,Crawler and maybe Mannequin they're fucked when they run into the X-Men or The Avengers.

>>93768377

Well, let's see what the most devastating combination would probably be.

>Team Leader: King (Power grants immunity to Gray Boy, making him a bit easier to control. Also more useful in a hostage situation like that scenario. Jack without his shard-detecting bullshit is pretty low-tier.)
>Gray Boy
>Crawler
>Siberian
>Bonesaw
>(Modified) Damsel of Distress
>Hookwolf
>Cherish
>Hatchetface (If his power nullification still works), Mannequin or Burnscar otherwise.

The civilian casualties would be insane, and they might not go down without some struggle, but there just aren't enough truly heavy hitters or insanely durable members. A lot of them are specialized in dealing with "soft targets", which most Marvel heroes certainly aren't.

Gray Boy would probably be the last one left standing.

>>93768573
Oh man I forgot about Gray Boy yeah, he'll be the main obstacle.

>>93764722
Weren't they made by Cauldron as supersupersoldiers against Goldenboy/as tests to strengthen the heroes?

>>93768734

No. The most plausible theory posited by characters in-universe is that some aspect of Eidolon's "power to have all powers" created the Endbringers when he began to feel as though there was no enemy on the planet capable of challenging him.

>>93768454

The userbase of Spacebattles is more adult populated then other sites in general, that's an automatic point in their favour when it come to writing quality. Most Worm fanfics are written on SB/SV, which allow for far greater interaction with the collective fan/readerbase than ff.net. Furthermore, there's more discussion on these sites, including a megathread for advice. If somebody's got a horrible, horrible piece, or writes a character utterly OOC, they will be called out on it, rather than on ff.net, where people who don't like it will generally just quit reading the story.

I think in addition to what's already been said the prevalence of good fanfiction already out there helps dissuade the less skilled (as in horridly less skilled, not the ones that are OK, those still post and are often enjoyable) from flooding the forums.

>>93768734
Eidolon got a Shard from Eden that never was supposed to be given out to the creatures the Entities parasitize, the Shard gives him the power of "getting just what he needs". In part this means he got his official power of always having 3 random powers that are appropriate to the current situation but also his desire for having stronger and stronger opponents created the Endbringers which serve as his ultimate nemeses

If the Shard was used in the exact way it was intended to be used (for example if Eden didn't crash and still had the Shard) then it would still create Endbringers but many more of them which are overall weaker and patrol the whole planet instead of disappearing only to reappear every couple of months

>>93768407
Is this a joke?
The Spacebattles user base is made up of power wanking munchkins who autistically obsess about power levels and hypothetical Who Would Win debates. That's where the name SPACE BATTLES came from.

>>93768847
>>93768771
Interesting, my bad. Thanks guys.

I really need to reread Worm.

Is this implied/shown anywhere particularly, or is it mostly conjecture on the forums?

And did we ever get any more info on that other earth guy? "Nithogg" or something?

>>93769006

Tattletale uses her power to figure it out within acceptable percentages of certainty, and bringing it up seems to be what convinced The Simurgh and the other Endbringers to follow them and oppose Scion.

Not sure what character you're talking about. I assume not Nilbog, since he was dealt with way earlier.

>>93769076
Thanks anon, forgot about that bit with Tattletale.

I wasn't talking about the fleshguy, but the guy on an alternate earth that they were thinking of recruiting against the Big Bad but decided it was too risky in case he was uncooperative/cooperative. The guy they were more scared of than Endbringers.

>>93768385
Green Lantern can open up space portals. He should be able to get it out. If not that then Cyborg's boom tube certainly can. It opens up portals to the God Sphere guided by a Mother Box. It shouldn't be too hard for him fish the core out.

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>>93769119

Sleeper? Not sure where you got "Nithogg" from.

No, literally nothing about him is known other than the fact that he was "more trouble than he was worth" in forcibly controlling to use against Scion, and that he can "subsume worlds".

>>93769132

Wouldn't he actually need to cut the hyper-dense flesh around it? I don't think it's quite like popping out the core of an avocado.

>>93769163
>Sleeper
That was it, no idea where I mixed up Nithogg from.
Thanks anon.

A pity though, was hoping Wildbow had revealed something more. I hate not knowing about things.
I wonder if he would have made much difference?

>>93769230

Find out in Worm 2: Electric Boogaloo, coming sometime after the conclusion to Twig!

>>93769179
Why would he? Just teleport out as much matter as you want.

>>93769390

Why don't they just defeat all their enemies like that, assuming it's a giant monster or whatever?

Why has no one used these one-shot-kill Boom Tubes to teleport Superman's organs out of his chest?

>>93769284
Boooo!

>>93769424
See >>93766698

Betcha 9.5/10 authors would not bring up that he is able to do that.

>>93769424
>Teleport Superman's organs out of his chest

Because generally the Justice League of America aren't edgelords that try to kill their enemies. You're thinking of The Authority who have killed things through creative uses of portals.

If its a giant monster their normal powers are usually able to beat it. If its something that they need to kill like Starro or Darkseid or Mageddon or whoever then it's not something that'll drop to teleportation shenanigans.

I mean seriously. If they're fighting the Royal Flush Gang you think their go to is going to be teleporting their hearts out of their chests?

>>93769480
>9.5/10 authors

Name me one threat that modern Green Lantern or Cyborg should have telefragged but didn't.

>>93769601
I fail to see any situation that cannot be solved by enough teleportation of hearts out of chests.

>>93757291
He'd do it in an outrageous fashion!

>>93767836
>"Only idiots debate with the author! Word of God can't be wrong by definition!"
Right, applying logic to contradictory statements sends True Fans into shrieking fits of mad laughter for a reason. Because what kind of person would be stupid enough to apply logic to God?

>>93769601

Aren't there villains that use Boom Tubes?

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>>93769980

>True Fans

Sort yourself out

>>93758942
>He's only 30ft tall.
Is that right? I always imagined him being at least 100 footer.

>>93766458
Superman has physically punched through time and through multiverses in order to save the day. Aquaman calling the League would put an end to Leviathan.

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>>93763751
Alright so Aquaman can control fish right?
Can he control thousands or tens of thousands at once and make them swarm him? I'd be pretty had to do Godzilla level stuff if you're caught in a living cloud of aggressive fish.

>>93768215
>It's basically a worm creepypasta.
Worm is basically a Worm creepypasta.

>>93770530
Yeah baby, Aquatic Dude is out of control.

>>93770369

Even Behemoth is only a bit over 45 feet tall, and the Simurgh is just 15 feet tall.

>>93770530

Aquaman can command fish.

Leviathan is a macro-hydrokinetic; not so good at small scale stuff, but very good at manipulating massive amounts of water at once.

>>93770283
Yes, it was pretty stupid to imply that criticizing an author's logic errors means that someone isn't a "real" fan. I'm glad we agree on that.

>>93766468
Honestly the significance of a lot of those books and their passages is going to be lost on a lot of people unless they study them in-depth and read a number of other scholarly texts.

If someone asked me whether they should read the Torah or Worm, without intending to read around the subject of Judaism so they can understand and appreciate the text, I'd probably say Worm.

>>93770889
Simurgh is fucking tiny by monster standards.

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>>93757291
It's shit like worm that makes me remember how stupidly easy it would be for /co/ writefags to make a capeshit universe, but inexplicably all power is handed over to drawfags.

>>93766468
/lit/ plz go, and may your pseud wannabe-/fit/ bullshit taint this board no longer.

>>93772699
>co makes a capeshit universe

I'd love to see someone try this. I'm tired of those stupid comics about the characters with gag sized boobs.

Anyone want to try this?

>>93770947
You think Mera when fully enraged can over power its water powers?

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>>93772699
>>93772777
Shit like this usually fails unless there is one person at the top that decides what does and does not go in, otherwise it will just end as a trainwreck clusterfuck.

Keep that in mind if you ever want to actually try something like that.

>>93773143
I know. There was a 4chan tg project to make a cape setting a long time ago I was apart of. Eventually it became just me and two other guys trading ideas and no one else had anything to say. So we took our ball and went home as it were and now we're trying to get our own webcomic off the ground based on that project.

Too many cooks is a cliche for a reason.

>>93772784

Uncertain. Leviathan was holding back in most of its scenes, as were the other Endbringers.

>>93767185
>Superman could probably take out Leviathan, but only by bodily hurling him into space.

The trouble with that is the fact that Ziz is in space.

You think Earth-Bet has never thought of that trick?

"We can use "power x" to just throw him into space!"

"What if the Simurgh catches him and brings him back? Then we'd have to fight them both!"

"...we'd just die, bro."

"We're not doing that, then."

>>93774353

Wait, are we assuming that all of the Endbringers are attacking at once?

>>93767525
>There is more than one autistic shit saying that the fucking author is wrong

So this is where my schadenfreude turns into hatred which turns into pity. How can people be so blindingly idiotic?

>>93767877
>Behemoth gets killed by a cannon that could only destroy India.

Uh....

Dude, Behemoth tanked that hit with only cosmetic damage. It basically made him mad that they trashed his outer-shell bling.

It flat-out STATES this right in the story.

How bad is your reading comprehension?

>>93769163

Jesus Christ, talk about an exit to fucking drive right on by....

>>93774379
>Wait, are we assuming that all of the Endbringers are attacking at once?

No, but if you throw an Endbringer off the planet, can you be CERTAIN that Ziz won't intervene to rescue her 'brother'?

Do you want to risk it?

Imagine what Levi + Ziz looks like. Just drink in the horrible of that scenario.

Do you risk it?

>>93774796
Or maybe her plan is to get the other 20+ Endbringers activated, so whoever killed the first one is worse off than I'd they'd never fought any monsters in the first place.

>>93766458

Spacewhale is still a whale. Arthur asks it politely, but firmly, to leave.

>>93774796
>>93775068
Just throw them all out. Superman just throws each of them off the planet in a different direction.

>>93775159

Firstly, Simurgh could just fly back and use her telekinesis to bring the others back too.

Secondly, Khonsu can teleport.

>>93775337
Into the Source Wall they go.

Bye bye boring ass monsters.

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>>93774379
Sure, sounds like an interesting scenario. Maybe throw both of these guys into the mix too, I'm not sure how well they'd stack up.

A worm thread? On /co/? And it's still up?
Alexandria's death was a plothole

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>>93775581
>>>93775337
>Into the Source Wall they go.


Yes, they tried exactly this scenario against Leviathan. Legeia opened her gigantic water-world portal and tried to suck Leviathan through.

The Endbringer GRABBED THE EDGES of the portal and hauled himself back out of it.

The Simurgh did the exact same thing to one of the portals made by Doormaker.

The Endbringers can touch and manipulate dimensional rifts with their bare hands, at a minimum. See what the Simurgh did to Madison for an example on a larger scale. You try this sort of 'portal them away' wankery, and you might inspire them to start using their dimensional powers on you.

This is not nearly as simple as you seem to think it is.

The Endbringers are basically super-human raid bosses. There's no cheats or short-cuts or cheap tricks that work. Earth-Bet has tried all of that, repeatedly.

When an Endbringer shows up, you slug it out until you trigger its 'I lose' conditions, and you hope to God you figure it out before it does something truly bad.

The only way to 'beat' the Endbringers is to figure out which alternate cosmic-powered universe their root powers are kept in, breaking through the cosmic-level dimensional wards on said dimensions, and coring out their power source at the root.

Which would make a hell of a good story, come to think of it. :)

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>>93769673
>I fail to see any situation that cannot be solved by enough teleportation of hearts out of chests.

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>>93776958
>Pulling yourself out of a portal is the same as leaving the Source Wall

Are you high?

Face it bro, your lame as fuck donut steels go down faster than a two dollar hooker if they enter the DC universe. The very fact you think opening and closing portals is somehow impressive to the Justice League shows that you have no idea of the power difference between your web novel and the DCU.

Pic related is a guy that punched his way out of a paradise dimension and survived a universe killing detonation in his face. He would bitchslap every single entity in the Wormverse while calling them out for being hollow, shallow OCs and the Source Wall held his ass.

>>93776958
>There's no cheats or short-cuts or cheap tricks that work.
There actually are. Anything that bypasses bullshit durability and can't be deactivated by their fuck you reaction to their core being exposed. It's just that apparently only Flechette has a power that meets both criteria, and she's incompetent.

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>>93777222
>Prime enter Wormverse

>"What the fuck even ARE you people? You aren't REAL superheros! Real superheros have comicbooks! What kind of superheros can't beat up stupid giant monsters anyway?"

It would be fucking glorious.

>>93758942
>the water generation afterecho, which is more powerful on land than in water.


This power also makes it impossible to 'throw him into space'. If you try, he leaves a trail of water the whole way up. Once he realizes he's heading into the deep dark, he just swims backwards down his trail and exterminates with prejudice whoever just tried to toss him.

If you assume that doesn't work and he winds up in space, he just flails around to make water, then uses that as reaction mass to old-fashioned rocket-swim his way back to Earth.

It can't be easy with those guys.

Can't throw Behemoth into space, he's a dynakinetic and just cancels out the kinetic energy of his motion. If you're unlucky, he gives the energy to you, instead, only pointed down instead of up.

Can't throw Simurgh into space, she already lives there and will just fly back.

Can't throw Khonsu into space, he has time stops and teleports right back.

Can't throw Tohu/Bohu into space, the big one is immune to external movement and the little one can't be moved far from the big one.

Is it from the water? Y/N

Y = He can literally tell it to fuck off and it'll obey
N = Aquaman is maybe third or fourth place in terms of raw physical strength in DC's universe, outdone only by Supes, Captain Marvel, and Black Adam

>>93777226
>It's just that apparently only Flechette has a power that meets both criteria, and she's incompetent.


Flechette has a cosmic level weapon power used by the Entities early in their evolution. It was called 'Sting". (Fun little homage, there.)

Even her power did not do any significant damage to the Endbringers. She shot them many, many times.

Her power was only significant in that it allowed a cheat to have a ghost of a prayer of a chance.

>>93777311
>Leaves a trail of water and swims back down

I don't think you realize how hard he's going to get thrown. He's going to need to generate enough force to stop accelerating at several thousand times the speed of light in whatever direction Superman throws him.

How would he even be able to find Earth once he finally hits the breaks?

>Behemoth

Flash steals his speed. No kinetic energy for him.

>Simurgh

Phantom Zone

>Khonsu

Source Wall

>Tohu/Bohu

White Dwarf star'd into a little pseudo-molecule.

>>93777412
>Fun little homage there

The fact you don't cringe at how god awful that is shows everyone how pathetic wormcucks are.

>>93767426
His rate of growth in power doesn't seem to be limited by sunlight, though living in the sun expedites the process.

>>93777360
>Third or Fourth in terms of raw strength

Wat.

>He can tell it to fuck off and it'll obey

Aquaman can do the exact same thing with his trident. His waifu and sidekick can also do the exact same thing.

>>93777457
>>93767426
He was trapped in a pocket dimension with Wonder Woman for thousands of years. He can go without sunlight for a long, long time.

>>93775111
That's like saying Aquaman can control human minds because "a land merman is still a merman".

Wait, they actually used that logic in the comics, didn't they? Wasn't it said that Aquaman can mind control anyone or anything because all life originates from water?

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Aquaman has beaten Cthulhu, and apparently does so on a yearly routine. Leviathan is made by a chunk of space Cthulhu. I think we're kind of underestimating how extremely bullshit your average DC superhero is.

>>93777584
Yes. Several times. He mind controlled several humans and a shape shifting telepath.

>>93777610
>yearly routine

He fought evenly with Starro if I remember correctly, but defeated Starro by tag teaming with Martian Manhunter.

It's worth noting that the Starro in this story was such a psychic threat he was eating The Dreaming itself. That's several clicks above Cthulhu.

He was also larger than Australia if that means anything.

I'm pretty sure he could mind whammy Leviathan

>>93777610
>I think we're kind of underestimating how extremely bullshit your average DC superhero is

Yes you are. Pic related is what happened to a reality manipulating ancient god that fought the JSA, and the JSA isn't the first line of defense against cosmic threats. The JLA is. Think about that for a minute.

>>93777610
>Underestimating how extremely bullshit your average DC superhero is

Think about what the Justice League fights.

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>>93777761
Forgot my pic.

>>93767901

I can't blame him. He made the right choice.

>>93767526
Isn't the Phantom Zone one of the weakest comic zones their is? Characters have punched out of it and can observe others from it.

EBs would easily pull some power out of their ass to teleport from it.

>>93777852
Worm really is hot garbage.

I mean these Endbringer guys sound boring as fuck, like JRPG bosses thought up by someone that just got done watching Pacific Rim. When the DC guys fight final bosses they get really cool guys like Darkseid, guys with themes and personalities.

I mean forget "why do DC characters beat up Worm characters". Ask the better question: "Why are DC characters so much BETTER AND MORE INTERESTING than Worm characters?"

>>93777882
Prime punched his way out of it. Zod had to construct a device and send his son as an anchor to get himself out of it. To my knowledge Prime is the only one to brute force his way out of the Phantom Zone (he also did the same thing to the Speed Force).

Prime Time is quite a few clicks above Endbringers though. He tanked a universe killing blast from Monarch.

>>93777584
>Wasn't it said that Aquaman can mind control anyone or anything because all life originates from water?
Yep. It works better on humans due to a more "recent" evolution, and in more advanced species like Martians the best he can do is induce seizures after severely straining himself.

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>>93777933
Anon look at the Worm fans. Alot of them are in the 'My first superhero' category. A common theme being most of them don't read Marvel, DC or even fuckin Astro City yet think Worm is the end all of superhero stuff.

You know what? Fine.

Plutonian enters Wormverse. What happens?

>>93778055
>severely straining himself

He gave that one speedster a seizure without even breaking his stride. The only thing that ever made him struggle in the Morrison run was Starro.

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DrFate solo

>>93777882
There's a few dozen other ''Zones'' that would do the trick better then the Phantom Zone

>>93778106
>Dr. Fate

You know, the entire time people have been talking about Endbringers and NO ONE brings up just using DC's OP as fuck magic system to deal with them.

Magic can do ANYTHING in the DCU.

>>93778084
The Speedster was a human. Martians have a much more evolved and developed brain, so as a result there's not as much to control as with a human.

>>93778218
In the Hyperclan arc? Naw man, all the members of the Hyperclan were White Martians disguised as humans.

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>>93778167
>Magic can do ANYTHING in the DCU.

That's mostly because no on ever bothers trying to define the limits of it, but hey you're right. I betcha the rock of eternity keeps more then one ''endbringer'' sealed.

One phone call to Ibis the Invincible and its fucking over.

Makes you wonder how all these superheroes who could solo an Endbringer would fare against Contessa.

>>93778078
He kills everyone in the universe while you congratulate yourself for winning against a series that you haven't read.

>>93778353
>Contessa

I she dosen't see it coming can she defeat it? With prep time i guess she could take on the weakest of them but not agents of higher forces like Spectre, Radiant, Phantom Stranger, Fate or even the Demon Etrigan is isn't fucking around

>>93778353
She'd probably crush the League, unless she Blind Spots. There's a whole thing about Batman's plans to deal with all of them falling into the wrong hands, and she doesn't even need to get access to them, she just has them automatically.

>>93778319
>Magic
>Limits

Magic in DC has no limits. It's radiation from the giant god-sphere that surrounds the bleed like a placenta around a fetus.

It has NO limits because it is beyond all physical limits. That's sort of why its magic. It's why Scarlet Witch became OP as fuck and crazy when she crossed over into the DC universe. In Marvel its just power. In DC magic is FUCKING MAGIC.

>>93778502
She goes down like Prometheus did. You can plan against the League but not their wide circle of friends. Even the Tower of Babel/Fenrir traps weren't able to stop the league for long.

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>>93757291
ITT: People provide legitimate reasons for why Aquaman would win and back up those reasons with various established feats. Also, for some reason there is one guy responding to every pro-Aquaman post with "NU UH, MY SUPER SEKRET OC DONUT STEEL KAIJU WOULD FUCKING WIN NO MATTER WHAT".

Seriously, can you "but muh endbringers and infinite matter and galaxy cores n sheet" just fuck off?

A discussion was had, a conclusion was made.

Aquaman would win.

>>93778353
If she has time to prepare and there is no blind spot, from my understanding, POV can beat anything with enough time or at least a way to do it.

>>93778353
>Makes you wonder how all these superheroes who could solo an Endbringer would fare against Contessa.


Now that's just not playing fair.

Hell, Alexandria would solo most of the JLA easy, and we won't even discuss what Eidolon would be like.

>>93767185
Leviathan generates water and has perfect control over it. He could just propel himself to Earth. And no, he wouldn't be Kars'ed, mainly because he can produce enough to create a sphere around himself that wouldn't be frozen, and his hydrokinesis also works with ice.

>>93767185
>If Simurgh got near Superman the world would already be fucked regardless of how the fight went.

Actually, that's one of the less scary scenarios. Ziz's mind control works by telekinesis, and I don't think that she could penetrate Supes' defenses.

He could do that to all his loved ones, but probably not Supes.

>>93778641
>You can plan against the League but not their wide circle of friends


Well, actually, yes she can, effortlessly and nearly automatically.

Contessa's power is an utterly broken level of unfair.

Sadly, it doesn't work against the Endbringers, like almost every other 'cheat' or 'godmode'.

>>93764722
It was never confirmed if the Endbringers were created by Eidolon or if he merely woke them up and gave them a mission, since they appear in Eden's vision and there wasn't an Eidolon there.

>>93778106
>Magic doesn't exist in Worm and people don't have souls

Yep, Fate would stomp Endbringers.

>>93777933

>I mean these Endbringer guys sound boring as fuck, like JRPG bosses thought up by someone that just got done watching Pacific Rim. When the DC guys fight final bosses they get really cool guys like Darkseid, guys with themes and personalities.

That's probably because the Endbringers are pretty much literally that, aren't characters, and most of the story is spent dealing with antagonists that are actually characters.

>>93778457

If we're talking "they get thrown into an arena together and fight to the death", no, Contessa would get obliterated.

If we're assuming she's just plopped in the DC Universe with the directive to "defeat the Justice League" and nobody is aware of her at the start, that's a different story.

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>>93778505
And that's why we see so little of magical characters nowadays. Truly a shame

>>93777222
>>Pulling yourself out of a portal is the same as leaving the Source Wall
>Are you high?


How exactly are you getting the insanely dangerous, super-fast, indestructible death-monster whose body and powers defy all normal limitations of time and space because they literally come from outside the universe TO the Source Wall in the first place?

If you get close enough to an Endbringer to grab it, it's not going to go quietly, and it can do enough damage to you, your friends, and the surroundings to make you back the fuck up.

You can't stun it, you can't trick it, you can't 'find it's weakness' because its just a cosmic level thing whose only purpose is to stress your entire society to the breaking point, over and over and over again.

Oh, and if you somehow DO manage to disable one, two more show up to replace it.

Yay! Victory!

>>93778915

Serious question:

Why do you guys read or like Worm? I fully admit to not having read it, and based on most of the comments from fans of the series, I probably will continue to not read it.

But I want to know why you guys like it. Because based on comments like yours, where these characters are apparently so powerful that they could "solo most of the JLA easy", I honestly can't see the appeal. It's also dark and brootal to the point that it would make the most avid 40k fan blush, right?

As an outside observer, it just really sounds like "Pssh... Nothin' personal... Kid" level fanfic. Spell it out for me, Worm-fags. What's so great about your webserial?

>>93778915
What's her plan against Dr. Fate? Begging for mercy?

>Aquaman lets slip in black manta's presence that leviathan's death would potentially cause him immeasurable amounts of pain
>sits back and lets BM's weaponized autism do all the work for him
Problem solved. If it means fucking with aquaman black manta will muster the strength or plan to fight off superman.

>>93778654
BUT MUH OC!!!!!!!

>>93779054
>>>93778106
>>Magic doesn't exist in Worm and people don't have souls
>Yep, Fate would stomp Endbringers.


Ah, finally, somebody has the proper response!

Magic doesn't seem to exist in Worm, even though some people think it might.

The way for the JLA to defeat the Endbringers is to magic them.

This changes the game, though, because now it becomes the Endbringers going after every magic user full-bore as soon as they become aware of their existence (instantly, as long as Ziz is alive) while the rest of the heroes do everything in their power to keep enough mages alive long enough to take out all the Endbringers.

See, that's an interesting story right there. :)

>>93779114
Vertigo was the golden age of DC magic.

>>93779228
It's literally just edge, power wank, and waifus.

Worm is garbage. If it was actually good it would have been published. But it hasn't been, not even by Avatar or Boom Studios.

And it never will because its garbage.

>>93779210
Theres a dozen chars in the good side of the DC universe that could teleport all of the Endbringer to the Source Wall without even needing to touch them.

>>93779321

>See, that's an interesting story right there. :)

Pardon my autism, but I'm just going to assume you're being sarcastic.

>>93779321
>Endbringers going after every magic user full bore

Do you have any idea how horribly curbstomped the Endbringers are if they actually bring the attention of the magic community down on them?

We're not even talking Lords of Order and Chaos. We're not even talking angels like Spectre and Lucifer. Just guys like Dr. Fate and Zatanna would embarrass the end bringers.

>>93779210
Any Superman level character would just drag it kicking and screaming to the Source Wall like they did with Gog/Prime/Darksied. Any character with a mother box could just ask it to Boom Tube them. Any lantern could just teleport them. Same with any magician.

>>93779228

Rule #1: Never allow a fanbase to define for you the quality (or lack thereof) of a given piece of media, because literally every single fanbase for anything you can think of is fucking garbage; some are more obviously garbage, others you need to peer beneath the surface layer to see the scum churning underneath.

I'm not one of the powerlevel faggots going on and on about how "my favorite universe could beat your favorite universe!", but I'll answer anyway.

I enjoy it because I tend to enjoy any independent (or non-Big Two) story with serviceable writing that deals with superheroes, because sometimes it's refreshing to not have to deal with crossovers and events and characters being written dramatically differently across books from multiple authors, and instead just have one author that keeps things (relatively, accounting for human error) consistent. I'm a fan of protagonists with powers that don't get enough love (insect control), the setting is pretty well thought out and has a good amount of meat to it, and it toys with expectations in fun ways sometimes.

High art it ain't, and the author's later works are arguably better, but I liked it for what it was (a pretty decent story by an independent author that could stand to have a more competent editor) and don't act like it's anything more than that.

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If Magic does work in the Worm universe then you'd just need the Wizard to allow Dr Fate to tap into his god-given-powers.

Without magic i'm sure Highfather would oblige to give a damn for once.

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>Darkseid forces the Endbringers and whoever their boss is to Die for Darkseid.

This is what a real god looks like Wormcucks.

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Here's a real challenge: Name a DC bad guy more lame than the Endbringers.

Can you name more than ten?

>>93779228
>Serious question:

Serious answer! :)


>Why do you guys read or like Worm?

Because it's really, really good. Just that simple.

>I fully admit to not having read it, and based on most of the comments from fans of the series, I probably will continue to not read it.

Your loss!

If the Big Two had any brains, they'd throw money at Wildbow and BEG HIM to write shit for them.

Single-handed, he's created a world every bit as compelling and interesting as the Big Two have got.


>But I want to know why you guys like it. Because based on comments like yours, where these characters are apparently so powerful that they could "solo most of the JLA easy", I honestly can't see the appeal.

You have to realize, out of scores, hundreds, of named characters, people are only bringing up 'the big names' from Worm.

Mainly because the DC Faglets go straight to Superman, every flippin' time.

Worm is awesome because the Main Character has the power to control....bugs.

See, it's not the power, its what you do with it that counts. :)

Yes, Alexandria is like a combination of Lex Luthor, Brainiac, and Superman.

Yes, Eidolon is LITERALLY 'anything he needs', and is powerful enough to one-shot Alexandria clones.

Yes, Contessa is a sneak villain whose power is literally, no kidding, an 'I Win" button.

But then you have Tattletale, whose superpower is that she has superhuman intuition. And frankly, you'd almost rather face Alexandria than her.

It's well written.


>It's also dark and brootal to the point that it would make the most avid 40k fan blush, right?

Heh, Worm is not for the delicate, that's for sure. But it's certainly not gratuitous, as your poorly-informed opinion seems to indicate.

>As an outside observer, it just really sounds like "Pssh... Nothin' personal... Kid" level fanfic. Spell it out for me, Worm-fags. What's so great about your webserial?

It's very well written. Go read it. You'll see for yourself.

Not like it costs anything. :)

>>93779518
>>93779324

I'm beginning to think these two are actually the same person.

>>93757291
Fuck off with your off topic bullshit.

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>>93779507
I'd like to nominate Mr. Bloom

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>>93779518
>this whole fucking post

>>93779518
How much do you wanna bet this is Wildbow having a mental breakdown that people don't like his edgy tripe?

>>93779518
>>93779426

Thanks for the serious non-patronizing replies, anons. I wasn't trying to come off as a prick in my post, and I hope it didn't come off that way.

I'll admit, some of the powers definitely sound interesting (I've heard the creative use of powers is a big selling point of the series).

I guess, and I fully admit this might be a failing of mine, I prefer my escapism to be more light-hearted, or if not light-hearted, at least more black/white. I can deal with grim, and gritty, but I'm kind of a fag for "the good guys win".

Still, I might give it a try.

>>93779546
I'm >>93779324

I don't know enough about Worm to have written >>93779518. But good on him for exposing the hypocrisy of Wormcucks stroking themselves over "muh clever use of powers" when some of the characters are boring doodles of writer fiat and fetish appeal. They're worse than JoJofags.

Fuck Worm and those that like it.

>>93779572
We got one. 9 more and we win a prize.

>>93779633

I'd say, just give it a try if you've got the spare time. I was pretty hesitant myself going in, but after something of a slow start I found myself enjoying it quite a bit.

>>93779629
I hope the 3k he gets from e-begging on patreon covers up the shame he must feel on the inside to know that he'll never be published, he'll never have a show or movie, that within the circle of superhero creatures he's less respected than Rob Liefeld and Bendis, that his work will never be mentioned by any writer of artists with acclaim, and that he will go into this Earth having left less of a pop culture footprint than Dan Slott.

I hope he hurts. I hope he hurts a whole lot. And I hope all the sycophantic pissant boot licker rejects from spacebattles that keep spamming this sub-fanfic writing asking if DO NOT STEAL Godzilla can beat Aquaman./Superman/Whoever the fuck hurt with him.

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>>93779518
>Worm is awesome because the Main Character has the power to control....bugs.

See, it's not the power, its what you do with it that counts. :)

Yes, Alexandria is like a combination of Lex Luthor, Brainiac, and Superman.

Yes, Eidolon is LITERALLY 'anything he needs', and is powerful enough to one-shot Alexandria clones.

Yes, Contessa is a sneak villain whose power is literally, no kidding, an 'I Win" button.

But then you have Tattletale, whose superpower is that she has superhuman intuition. And frankly, you'd almost rather face Alexandria than her.

It's well written.
Holy fuck is this all for real? I mean holy fuck what even is this bullshit?

>>93779741

Show me where on the doll Wormfags touched you, anon.

>>93779801

If you didn't realize it's someone pretending to be retarded by the emoticons, I don't know what to tell you.

>>93779633
>>>93779518 (You)
>>>93779426
>Thanks for the serious non-patronizing replies, anons.


You're completely welcome!

Honestly, I think the Big Name characters in Worm are kind of 'meh'. I mean, Alexandria is fucking terrifying, and she's one of the Good Guys.

But the little guys? Awesome!

Probably my favorite character, after Skitter, is a tossup between Imp and Tattletale.

Or maybe Weld. I really like Weld, that guy is just a Big Damn Hero.

Or maybe Blasto. He was a rat bastard villain and he went out ugly, but dammit, that guy had fucking PRINCIPALS.

>>93779827
No faggot I'm asking if the stuff about the characters is real or not, I can tell he's a troll.

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>>93779844
Holy god I needed this. Thank you Anon. Have a cute She-Hulk for your troubles.

While this thread is up...
Who made the Endbringers? Was it Eidolon trying (or subconsciously trying) to prove himself? Or Scion forcing the capes to get stronger? Or Cauldron? Freaks of nature?

>>93779801
>Holy fuck is this all for real? I mean holy fuck what even is this bullshit?

Well, you asked!

Alexandria is an invulnerable super-strong flying brick. She can hit supersonic speeds from pretty much a standing start, tank almost any hit without taking a scratch, and punch things so hard only the similarly invincible can survive her hits.

She is also hypersmart, thinking faster and easier than almost anyone alive, perfect memory, knows several martial arts, can code and use computers. She can body read her foes so well she has near-telepathic 'reading' skills.

She is also the head of TWO world-spanning organizations, one public and heroic, the other secret and villainous. At the same time!

Eidolon is able to summon up to three complete powersets. He tends to like and keep versatile ones, like danger sense that includes automatic teleportation out of harms way.

The powers he summons are extremely strong, to boot, to the point that he doesn't use many/most of his heavy hitters because the collateral damage is so enormous.

Contessa has a very simple mental power. She can see the path to victory. In any situation, she knows the exact way to win, no matter how strange, unlikely, or improbable it may seem, and more importantly, she is then able to follow that path until she wins.

Yeah, Contessa is...just broken.

And yet, these characters are so well written that they fit right in, have problems and conflicts, and are generally believable, interesting, and entertaining.

>>93780146
>Contessa

But that's like Midnighter's whole thing with his battle computer. It works when it works but if there's absolutely no way to win they're fucked.

Her power sees a path to victory, not create one.

In Midnighter's case it actually gives him a seizure. I'm not sure what would happen in Contessa's case.

So level with me. Is this at all written in a webcomic format? Or is it just some guys Young Adult novel he couldn't get published?

>>93780107
Most likely Eidolon it's responsable. At one point Scion reconoced the endbrigers as a part of Edén, so he probably got a part of a shard that wasn't supposed to be shared with humans.

>>93780341
>Webcomic
It's a web serial.

>>93780341
It's the later. Poor bastard didn't even have the people skills necessary to rope someone into making a comic for him.

>>93780341
Serial, and... yeah that's pretty much what it was. Not terrible, pretty neat at times but definitely full of the YA edge vibe. Plus most of the characters are teens...

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>Middle School level edge subbing in for decent writing
>Kaiju as final bosses lamer than Final Fantasy bosses
>Super powers come from macguffins called shards
>Characters with boring fanfic powers

Can anyone name a less interesting less creative superhero setting than Worm?

>>93780458
No one in the world has enough people skills to charm an artist into turning the entirety of a 1.7 mil word doorstopper into a comic book.

>>93778915
Alexandria vs basically any of the League's heavy hitters would be embarrassingly in DC's favor. Assuming she's completely invincible to any level of mundane force, she still loses to the magic heroes, anyone who can violate the laws of physics in a way that bypasses her durability (like Siberian), and anyone who can choke her out. Meanwhile, she's not able to fight on that tier.

Eidolon is probably just as doomed, although he's capable of soloing any given member of the League. He's a discount Amazo - three Worm powers is not as impressive as the entire JLA, even if they are the best three for any given situation.

>>93780496
>>93780422
>>93780405
>Muh web serial

You guys can say "YA novel he couldn't get published". It's okay to tell the truth.

>>93780546
Sorry, but that title officially belongs to "A Practical Guide to Evil".

>>93780576
>>93780576

Rank the three in order from best to worst:

Worm
A Practical Guide to Evil
Strong Female Protagonist

Who reigns as worst superhero setting ever written?

So, uh.

As a Worm fan, can we agree this OP was a fucking terrible idea? Let's never get autists from each side fighting each other. Let's just make it a pure Worm thread, or make it about cooperation instead of a dick measuring contest.

Please, let's not do this again or Worm talk will be banned by the mods. We are barely hanging in here as it is, waiting for the cartoon (I'm not shitting you, there is going to be one if we're lucky).

>>93780285
>>>93780146 (You)
>>Contessa
>But that's like Midnighter's whole thing with his battle computer. It works when it works but if there's absolutely no way to win they're fucked.

True, but Contessa's power has only failed once, against Literal God, and even then only because she put on too many restrictions for her victory conditions.

There's ALWAYS a way. The only way to handle her is to blind her power.

This is made far worse by the fact that she's a sneak. Her power gives her perfect situational awareness. She doesn't wear a costume or go around in public. She attacks from surprise, and she hits you in exactly the worst possible way.

Superman would have no chance at all against her. I'd give her better than even odds against Darkseid.

>Her power sees a path to victory, not create one.

Yes, but it gets very, very creative. We've seen her reach victory simply by knowing exactly what to say to talk her way out of situations. Given the superheroic genre, a power that leads her to victory by simply talking is stupidly powerful. Think 'Preacher' but far more subtle.

>In Midnighter's case it actually gives him a seizure. I'm not sure what would happen in Contessa's case.

Nothing bad happens that we know of. She's a real tough one. The fact that she has no reason to ever fight fair or give anyone a stand-up shot at her just makes it even worse.

>>93780637
>waiting for the cartoon (I'm not shitting you, there is going to be one if we're lucky).


Whaaaat?!

No way.

>>93780698
Wildbow really doesn't want this kind of shit to spread, so there's not any hype, just in case negotations fail. Check out the official IRC channel and ask around for more info.

>>93780637
It's too late, the cancer is already here.
Next time there's a Worm thread, y'all need to use a better OP header and topic that is both Worm and /co related.

>>93780727
That's what I'm saying dumbass, but thanks for summarizing my post

>>93780658
We actually see what happens. When she tried to save her village and kill Eden at the same time, her power told her it was impossible and went all foggy.

Her other weakness is anti-precognition. The Entities created blind spots related to them, but other defenses could probably work as well. Including our old friend, DC universe magic.

>>93780698
There's nothing official or in production, but Wildbow has said that when it comes to adaptations, he prefers a cartoon TV show over any other formats.

>>93778654

No.

Most of the thread is people going back and fourth about setting qualities, posting monsters out of context that aquaman does not beat solo. saying that aquaman would get the league to deal with it instead of following the spirit of the op or talking about worm/worm fanfictions.


Levi and aquaman are simular in strength with Levi being stronger.

aquaman has a trident that can pierce into leviathan but doing so would immediately make Levi stop jobbing. leviathan has hilllarious control over their battlefield with it's hydrokinisis and would be immune to fish control because it is a construct.

>MUH OC!

Is not an argument.

>>93779228
That guy was way off the mark. Alexandria gets absolutely shredded by any member of the JLA
Even Eidolon, the most powerful cape in the planet, could probably get rekt by someone like Martian manhunter or whatever
In general, powers in worm are way weaker than they are in Marvel or DC, which is what makes it good IMO
What makes it even better is that the final boss of the book IS literally stronger than the JLA put together

>>93780825
There are projects in preproduction, they are just not talked about in public channels.

>>93780861

Yeah, Alexandria is just another flying brick in the DC universe. She's probably not even the most intelligent one, which was her one other major defining characteristic. And unlike other major flying bricks, she can also be suffocated.

>>93780825
>There's nothing official or in production, but Wildbow has said that when it comes to adaptations, he prefers a cartoon TV show over any other formats.


Well, really, there's no other way to do it justice. A cartoon can draw anything, a frame of art is a frame of art. Special effects for Worm would be...huge.

Hell, just Taylor's powers alone. The huge clouds of bugs, the decoys, the miles and miles of silk....

>>93780862
Pre-production and optioning is nowhere close to leaving development limbo.
These things can go either way at that stage.

>>93780978
Yeah, I know, that's why no official announcement has been made. I'm hopeful because I know Wildbow was approached instead of the other way around, and one of the projects is very low risk.

>>93780954
It's sad that cartoons make people in western audiences to think "this is a show for kids". A live action adaptation would be taken more seriously, like the Jessica Jones TV series, but the level of special effects needed would make budget visuals as cheesy as Doctor Who or the Inhumans trailer.

>>93780834
>aquaman has a trident that can pierce into leviathan but doing so would immediately make Levi stop jobbing. leviathan has hilllarious control over their battlefield with it's hydrokinisis and would be immune to fish control because it is a construct.


Yeah, see, I am not sure Aquaman's trident would really do all that much. As in, I'm pretty sure Levi would keep taking it easy.

Armsmaster's nano-thorn halberd was carving huge chunks out of him, and Flechette's bolts were punching so deep into him they were coming out the back of his head, and Leviathan never changed his behavior.

I don't think Aquaman can do much more than that, and frankly, if Aquaman gets close enough to Leviathan to stab him repeatedly, that means that Leviathan can hit him back, and that's not going to go well for Aquaman.

I mean, he's tough, but come on. It's a fucking Endbringer, it fights dozens to hundreds of heroes at the same time, and frequently wins against all of them.

>>93779426
>(a pretty decent story by an independent author that could stand to have a more competent editor)

Something I've seen a lot of people forget since Worm finished is that it's a serial. Each chapter was posted on a schedule, without time for significant editing as it went up. Wildbow didn't plan ahead, he was working entirely alone, and he wrote two or three chapters a week without pause for three years, without a cushion or backlog except for right at the beginning. Past the first few arcs every chapter went up the day it was written. No real editing since then, either, beyond typo corrections.

Worm's not perfect (though it remains one of my all-time favorite stories), but considering the nature of how it was written I'd say it's at least pretty damn impressive.

I'm a huge worm fan, but others are underestimating the sheer amount of bullshit powers DC has.
Aquaman probably stomps

>>93781247

I mean, yeah. It was pretty much a long-form NaNoWriMo. Honestly, it's a pretty good habit to get into if you're wanting to improve your writing and I can at least commend him for sticking to it.

>>93781365

What's even more impressive is that he hasn't missed a single week since. He went straight from Worm into writing snips of other stories, then straight into Pact, then straight into Twig, and as soon as Twig ends (and it will be soon), he'll be going straight into Worm 2.

He's maintained his schedule straight since 2011, never missed a deadline, never taken time off, and he's just been getting steadily better the entire time. He's up to over 4 million words now spread over three stories, and all of them have been good.

I haven't seen many other authors that have done as well.

>>93781479
Plus it's not like he uploads small chapters at a time. I have no idea how he does it