History Headscratchers / Spinnerette

::::So, let's recap: Nothing you mentioned in the "massive boatload of inconsistencies" was inconsistent with...well, '''anything'''. It's all you just personally griping about a bunch of really, ''really'' trivial stuff.

::::Magic pants.\\\
So, let's recap: Nothing you mentioned in the "massive boatload of inconsistencies" was inconsistent with...well, '''anything'''. It's all you just personally griping about a bunch of really, ''really'' trivial stuff.

*** Oh no! Someone who makes a living off of the comics wants to make more money! How terrible. There has been a consistent belligerent tone to pretty much all of your posts on this subject. Especially with the "suckers" addendum up there. This is Headscratchers. I'd say most of your gripes aren't so much "glaring inconsistencies and unexplained bits" as you being massively overanalytic and critical, actively looking for and exaggerating reasons to gripe.

*** Then he should make this clearer instead of making it look like an inconsistency--and if that's the case, that makes it pretty ironic that he mocked Twilight in an early chapter, since he ended up making werewolves work the same way Stephenie Meyer thinks they do. Even still, there's a massive boatload of other inconsistencies. [[spoiler: For instance, how does she even trigger a change after the initial one? It would be nice to know this, but Krow decided to cut corners on that detail and just let us guess. And for that matter, what does her changing in the current scenario even affect? Why did she suddenly decide to do this? Aside from being another message to give Krow more money if you want to know what the hell is going on, what purpose does this serve? No one else is bothering with being inconscpicuous right now, and even if they were, she still has three heads. And if she could do this all along, why was hiding her such a big deal? Why even bother trying to hide her when she will NEVER look normal and has already been seen walking around populated areas as-is? Why does her dress still fit when she visibly lost muscular density and shrunk down in height by at least 3 feet? The list goes on.]] And as a side-gripe, it'd be nice if Krow stopped using the term were-human, that's redundant and I'm amazed no one has pointed this out to him.

*** Then he should make this clearer instead of making it look like an inconsistency--and if that's the case, that makes it pretty ironic that he mocked Twilight in an early chapter, since he ended up making werewolves work the same way Stephenie Meyer thinks they do. Even still, there's a massive boatload of other inconsistencies. [[spoiler: For instance, how does she even trigger a change after the initial one? It would be nice to know this, but Krow decided to cut corners on that detail and just let us guess. And for that matter, what does her changing in the current scenario even affect? Why did she suddenly decide to do this? Aside from being another message to give Krow more money if you want to know what the hell is going on, what purpose does this serve? No one else is bothering with being inconscpicuous right now, and even if they were, she still has three heads. And if she could do this all along, why was hiding her such a big deal? Why even bother trying to hide her when she will NEVER look normal and has already been seen walking around populated areas as-is? Why does her dress still fit when she visibly lost muscular density and shrunk down in height by at least 3 feet? The list goes on.]]

* If Heather posesses Superstrength, enough agility and the mental dexterity to control perfectly six arms doing ''different actions simultaneously'' it should have beaten the mook straight down, fight knowledge or not fight knowledge. One fact that seems to be forgotten about Superstrength is that it need equal amount of toughness to work or it would be like hitting with enough force to destroy a wall with a bat made of crystal. And this is not only in its hand, for if she can hold with her Superstrength obscene amount weight it mean toughness in shoulder, neck, stomach, thighs, knees etc... making her literally a "walking tank" (which is why Superstrength by robotic extremities is plain impossible in real life - read {{Cracked}} for more) meaning that the Mook attacks should have been completely useless. A bear for example know nothing about fighting style, combat pose, economic of movement or energy but nobody would argue that 9 out of 10 times it would rip apart a Martial Master in real life or like trying to dislocate the Terminator shoulder [[spoiler: Which is why the fight of Nick Fury vs Stonewall is just pure '''bullshit''']]

*** First, thank you for actually answering my question instead of being a jerk. Second, when was this shown? I don't remember it ever being said. And even then, it's still odd that Spinny comes out as a lesbian in such a short time. Especially after ''never'' having been shown to fancy girls at any time before but showing a strong attraction to boys.