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It is the same coffin, only one coffin was on board and Wang Chan didn't have one because he was disguised as a passenger on the ship (he converted everyone else to zombies). Araki just forgot. You read it in a language other than Japanese or English? No wonder you didn't like it.

It's the shonen manga that all those shonen manga try to imitate but fail at. Kind of like how there are a lot of linear FPS games that try to imitate Half-Life 2 but are nowhere near as good. Stanislao doesn't know what he's talking about, it's just generic internet hate I think.

lol no he didn't the Ripple's power is pretty much just whatever Araki needed it to be for the plot to advance. Plus the early parts are loaded with way more inconsistencies than the later parts. Like how Erina and Dio both somehow survived the shipwreck in the same coffin. Did you not...

You could almost say that it's bizarre. [spoiler:cd63c5df6f]Seriously though I don't even know how you made it all the way to part 7 if you care about consistency that much, Jojo has never really been a series too concerned with logic. I mean you could say the same things about the Ripple...

Part 7 is the best part and you should feel bad. 7 > 4 > 2 > 8 > 3 > 5=1

Instead of races they could have different starting scenarios. i.e., caravan trader, tribal, farmer, soldier, etc. Not saying I like this idea but it would at least make more sense than "races" since really the only two races you could play as in the Fallout universe are human and ghoul.

If you like shonen Jojo's Bizarre Adventure is the greatest shonen manga of all time (well it kind of turns seinen later on but still). [spoiler:c4a502a1a0][/spoiler:c4a502a1a0]

Uh it's very rare for anything that's not "big three" shonenshit to go on longer than 20 or so episodes. I mean I can think of a couple '90s anime that ran for about 40 episodes maybe but I can't think of anything around 100 episodes that's actually good except Legend of Galactic Heroes. Also...

At the most it will take you like an hour per volume and that's still not long at all.

They're mostly just pictures dude it really doesn't take that long to read. Longest manga I've read is Jojo's Bizarre Adventure and that's like 63 volumes (so far).

I dunno about electric ammo but I remember electric gel always got depleted incredibly fast. The wrench (with the right combination of tonics) was the superior weapon clearly. Does it really get much hate? I've never seen that much to be honest. The story is decent enough, the combat and...

The movie takes place simultaneously with the final two episodes of the series so yeah you have to watch the series first. I dunno about the Eva manga but Akira is pretty short (only like five or six volumes I think). You can read it in a couple of hours. Also most anime are never...

Electric ammo and electric gel were pretty rare if I remember correctly. Bioshock 2 had the best combat in the franchise though.

I think they pretty much were the equivalent of Big Daddies, they were just a lot less interesting to fight. The Handymen weren't really that tough, they were just harder to kill because you also had three or four mooks peppering you with bullets whenever one attacked, while the Big Daddies went...

There were only like three handymen in the game though and the only thing you can do to fight them is spam bullets into their heart.

Yeah I didn't really get what the deal was with all the lockpicks everywhere since literally almost every safe or door or whatever had a lockpick or three lying right beside it.

I haven't finished the game yet but I've been significantly spoiled and was under the impression that [spoiler:846777b8d0]Booker has to take the baptism in order to become Comstock and found Columbia or something, and in world lines where he refused the baptism Columbia was never...

Hahaha oh god that's hilarious. Out of all the things you could get offended by in this game they choose the plot-important baptism to throw a fit about? It's not even like it's an inaccurate baptism or anything really.

Yeah but I mean they could have made biology actually relevant to the story. I mean seriously how are vigors so irrelevant they're like a fucking miracle drug and nobody even mentions them outside some shitty fair early in the game. Barely any of the enemies even use them even though they're...

btw is there actually a reason this game is even called Bioshock? So far it's all about quantum physics and has nothing to do with biology. I don't even think the vigors have been explained yet.