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* The best answer that there is, which many have overlooked, Ash clearly has experience battling deadites with his chainsaw hand and a fist full of boomstick in the other. Since he hadn't had a right hand in over 30 years, it makes sense that if he's well verse in battling with the chainsaw on his right hand to continue to do so, so not to throw off you're battling abilities. If you're good as a boxer, you're not gonna start using kung fu because you now have the ability to do so all of a sudden.
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* The best answer that there is, which many have overlooked, Ash clearly has experience battling deadites Deadites with his chainsaw hand and a fist full of boomstick in the other. Since he hadn't had a right hand in over 30 years, it makes sense that if he's well verse in battling with the chainsaw on his right hand to continue to do so, so not to throw off you're battling abilities. If you're good as a boxer, you're not gonna start using kung fu Kung Fu because you now have the ability to do so all of a sudden.
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* Used the same magic that was regrowing the body to create it? Or if we want to go with the cannon then we can look at the copy produced in Army of Darkness. It came out clothed as well so there's precedent for deadite inspired clothing.
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* Used the same magic that was regrowing the body to create it? Or if we want to go with the cannon then canon, we can look at the copy produced in Army of Darkness. It came out clothed as well so there's precedent for deadite Deadite inspired clothing.
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* The best answer that there is, which many have overlooked, Ash clearly has experience battling deadites with his chainsaw hand and a fist full of boomstick in the other. Since he hadn't had a right hand in over 30 years, it makes sense that if he's well verse in battling with the chainsaw on his right hand to continue to do so, so not to throw off you're battling abilities. If you're good as a boxer, you're not gonna start using kung fu because you now have the ability to do so all of a sudden.
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* As far as anyone knows, Ash disappeared after the events of the second movie, only to reappear (after his adventures in 1300 AD) an indeterminate amount of time later in the UK, possibly in a sealed crypt or something, with absolutely no plausible evidence to explain how he'd gotten there. Sure, everyone would naturally ''conclude'' he was the killer- but, in those circumstances, how in hell can you prove it?
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* In the first instance, Ruby -- that is, red-haired "good" Ruby -- did not have Baal's help in summoning her babies, and she clearly didn't want his involvement. In the second instance, Ruby -- that is to say, blond-haired "more evil" Ruby -- had Baal's help. Presumably, the ritual required a second person with some form of magical power, which at the time Pablo had -- given his necklace.
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* In the first instance, Ruby -- that is, red-haired "good" Ruby -- did not have Baal's help in summoning her babies, and she clearly didn't want his involvement. In the second instance, Ruby -- that is to say, blond-haired blonde-haired "more evil" Ruby -- had Baal's help. Presumably, the ritual required a second person with some form of magical power, which at the time Pablo had -- given his necklace.
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** The whole point of her character is to show that you cannot fight evil alone, even if you are evil yourself. Remember that Ruby's children were able to steal her immortality and that demons are capable of killing one another (e.g. Baal's nail being used as the weapon that kills him). The claim that the Necronomicon was written as a weapon against humanity ''comes from humans.'' It makes sense for humans to see it as a weapon against them. Likewise, it makes sense that demons would see the book as something else. Since Ruby is the one who wrote the book and she says it was written to take over the forces of evil, we should consider that to be the book's purpose. Note, however, that this ''does not'' contradict the humans' perception of the book. After all, if you can control the forces of evil, you can direct all evil onto humanity were that your desire.
