The To Aru Majutsu No Index universe. Just some of the techinical aspects of how powers, or more specifically, how power cancellation works. **Spoilers ahead** Whenever Touma uses imagine breaker to cancel magic, it's important to remember that it's only in his right hand. How on earth does stretching his right hand out to cancel magic protect his entire body from magical blasts when it's clearly shown the the imagine breaker's range is very limited. Realistically, Touma should've been scorched to death in the second episode when style filled up the entire corridor with flames, yet somehow his right hand cancelled all of it, even parts that it couldn't reach, and this doesn't always seem to work. Sometimes all of it gets cancelled, sometimes it doesn't... This just bugs me. Also bugs me that when Accelerator was battling Kihara, he acted as if reflection was his only ability. He has vector change, so at any time during the fight he could have just sent a chunk of the floor flying at Kihara and annihilated him, or, heck, he could've even thrown a freaking building at him, I mean, he actually threw a building earlier in the season! Seriously, the way he fought during that fight blatantly ignoring all his other powers besides reflection was purely to advance the plot.
Edit: There are some normal animals in pokemon. The aquarium in the cerulean city gym in the anime in the first season had normal non-pokemon fish inside it. I'm leaning toward the idea that real animals just get no screen time and are only commercially farmed, so you won't find em in the wild, just in farms, and this is actually starting to sound to realistic to me, so I'm going to stop here.
As for Pokemon, and what they eat in pokemon, I have two ideas about that. One, they have animals, they just almost never show up, or they are all enslaved in underground captivity. Or if they eat pokemon, just shows that people will still eat regardless of whether what they are eatin is sentient. Just because pokemon are sentient, it doesnt eliminate the need to eat. Just a possible grim reality of pokemon. And in the early eps, they did think about eating a magicarp. just putting that out there...Haakong said:
Edit: There are some normal animals in pokemon. The aquarium in the cerulean city gym in the anime in the first season had normal non-pokemon fish inside it. I'm leaning toward the idea that real animals just get no screen time and are only commercially farmed, so you won't find em in the wild, just in farms, and this is actually starting to sound to realistic to me, so I'm going to stop here.
