Well, initially, there would be chaos. Media would go wild with stories and speculation. Military forces around the world would mobilize. But as time passed, if the Clone Troopers showed no aggression, different things could happen. Some countries might try to recruit them for their own military purposes. Others would study their equipment and try to reverse - engineer it. And ordinary people would start to get used to their presence, with some even befriending individual Clone Troopers over time.
Earth would likely have a mixed reaction. The scientific community would be fascinated by the Clone Troopers' genetic makeup and advanced weaponry. Civilians might be scared, thinking it's an alien invasion. However, some groups, like military enthusiasts, could see them as allies and want to cooperate. There would also be a lot of speculation about their purpose and where they came from. If the Clone Troopers came in peace, there could be a slow process of integration and cultural exchange.
It depends. Some people really like it, while others might not be into that kind of theme.
Well, both have their merits. The anime can provide a more immersive experience with movement and sound. But the manga often offers a deeper dive into the plot and character emotions.
Comic Relief Charity is an organization that uses comedy and entertainment to raise funds and awareness for various causes, especially those related to helping people in need.
The first color act of the Sailor Moon manga was a visually stunning introduction to the magical world and its characters.
It's not a good idea. Mange can spread to humans, causing skin problems. So, it's best to avoid touching a dog with mange to protect your health.
The Love Live Sunshine manga doesn't have a personal link to me. But I find it interesting for its characters and storylines.
It's typically adult-oriented and may contain explicit or inappropriate content. Not something suitable for general discussion.
It usually has a thrilling plot with unexpected twists and turns. The art style might be intense to convey the horror and chaos of the viral outbreak.
Yes, Captain America dies in some versions of the civil war comics.
Often, these manhwa have a focus on character growth and development as the child navigates a new world. The story might involve magical or supernatural elements that help the child thrive.