Magellan

Discussion (4) ¬

1. 
   David Nuttall

   February 10, 2020, 4:04 am | # | Reply

   At least one of them realizes that they just flew into a trap.
2. 
   Krendall

   July 5, 2021, 12:27 am | # | Reply

   They paired up Billy and Charisma? Seems a tad redundant, doesn’t it?

   • 
     Otto

     September 28, 2021, 9:27 pm | # | Reply

     Yes, hardly seems fair, 2 flying bricks and a brick. (Almost as unfair as putting Jones and Kwan on the same team, along with Chiq, a “multi-tool”). But superhero training isn’t really about fair. Everyone has to be up for everything.

     • 
       VileTerror

       February 15, 2022, 2:41 am | # | Reply

       Exactly!
       I bet they set up the teams specifically to try and force all the Cadets to think about things strategically and tactically.
       ie: Which teams are most likely to defeat which other teams? Therefore, to improve your odds of success, which teams do you -allow- to fight one another, and how much do you interfere? Kaycee and Kwan absolutely dominated this test (spoilers) because they were both the best tacticians in their year of Cadets, despite neither of them having any other form of physical power. I suspect every team had a -chance- to win, but it was probably pre-planned by faculty to make these two teams the “teams to beat” for the other Cadets.
       For example, one of the Cadets has electric powers; Anka Walczak. She is the Hard Counter to Charisma. Most other cadet teams would have been wise to try and funnel her toward Charisma, just so they could have take down (or at least weaken) Charisma. Lyta is super-strong, but she can’t fly or run super fast, so a ranged combatant or Nadine could have probably countered Lyta pretty well. Billy is the clear top contender, all by himself, but as we saw with Chiq, there are definitely ways to handle him too.