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and it does not include the color talent of the Chinese pokemon fics.... thank god

So if he takes Hestia's blood or hair he could make a divine weapon.

It sounds like the volund from record of ragnarok, no idea if someone from jujutsu has that ability or is it the author's idea

and not even because they are spherical.

It is probably because it originates from myths, because Maui is not even supposed to be a demigod despite being recognized as such.

Considering that there are fruits of gods, I thought that this way he would have the powers, especially because in the Disney version they say that Maui doesn't know how to swim. I don't know if there will be much difference in strength but I understand that Maui's most incredible achievement was defeating the sun, and it is mentioned in the Disney song so they can't be very different, although the Disney version doesn't stand out much for its physical strength. .

Proving this statement is very difficult without looking overly suspicious or making a lot of guesses without evidence. It is a hundred times easier to reveal the entrance to the chamber of secrets, explain how you investigated the original incident, see the crime scene, find the ghost of the person who died then and discover that the entrance is in that same bathroom. What's more, you can excuse yourself by saying that it was mere theory and you couldn't find the entrance, until it is revealed that Harry speaks Parseltongue and you have the idea that the entrance will only open with Parseltongue. Everything very organic, as if the MC didn't know anything about the story and actually discovered it.

The way One Piece presents it, the Conqueror's Haki seems like something you earn more than something you get by "destiny." Although many characters like Ace and Luffy seem to have it through genes, it is more the famous "will" that characterizes the series.

It could be, I seem to remember that in DMC the equivalent of DT was that Dante's hair turned white. But in the original Rebellion and Yamato functioned as a limiter for Dante and Vergil's demonic powers, they still possessed superior physical abilities and regeneration, but when their blood touches their swords their powers are released. It was the lack of that limiter that gave Vergil victory during their first encounter in Devil May Cry 3.

A little exaggerated, but I was prepared for him to search for a wand for 3 hours because the author has to show how special and rare his MC is, so that Ollyvander brings him a super incredible wand that is no less powerful than the elder wand, made with wood of the ygdrassil with a divine thunder dragon core, and that in the right hands could destroy the planet

Aqua is like Excalibur from Soul Eater, if you can handle it it's pretty good

I'm not a One Piece expert, but it should be specifically sea water. Naruto characters such as Tobirama, Kisame, and Mei Terumi are experts in water techniques. But I would try aim to Percy Jackson, a demigod son of Poseidon the god of the sea, in his universe the demigods get superpowers from the divinities of their parents. As the son of Poseidon, Percy has control over water and its variants such as steam and ice, control over earthquakes and becomes stronger when in contact with water.

It makes some sense. The twins are bold and cheeky (in the house line) while Ron, Ginny, Hermione and Neville need courage and confidence. Harry doesn't know anything about the wizarding world, it seems to me that he found out that Voldemort was from Slytherin, so he knows he doesn't want to be there. Neville and Hermione need courage and confidence. The hat makes the decision based on whether the child has or needs the values ​​of the house, but always takes their personal wishes into account.

It looks like the power of Captain Man from the Nick series Henry Danger. His power is to be indestructible, but he still feels the pain. That or Ban's immortality by regeneration from Nanatsu no taizai

If this seems like an exaggeration to me, I'm not saying that this thing doesn't have the strength to take the lives of Heracles, but that it takes more lives than Excalibur, even when weakened, is an exaggeration. Even with the seals Excalibur is on the edge of the EX range. I would say you should reduce the number of lives that take.

I honestly don't remember if you can only get one skill per servant or not. But it's not bad for the MC to get this to stay in play when he loses the transformation, it can go well with that regeneration or high resistance that he has shown. I know that the mind's eye can get it from Emiya and Chiron and the real one, in the case of courage I know that Achilles has it and if I remember correctly Cu chulain, so it's not bad, in fact the most useful thing about courage is resistance to mental attacks, but he already has it.