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I know we're supposed to pay attention to the ruined limiter, but the only thing I see are those eyes
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Iâve got this head-cannon that Amyâs bracelets are like Shadowâs limiters, but for her psychic powers. Her tarot cards are connected to her clairvoyance so they very accurate.... what if....
Her clairvoyance is TOO powerful and she can see when someone dies and knows from experience that it canât be changed. That if it does get changed, someone else will take that personâs place because someone must died that day. That person could be someone they love. Something like that.Â
Maybe after this revelation, she and Shadow bond and become closer friends.
Road to Hero
Allow me to sing @the-nysh âs praises for a minute here. I love the way they put this so cleanly into words.Â
Saitama will always remain the original successful exception. So far, heâs the only example of one whoâs achieved limitless power (successfully broken through his limiter) through the merits of his own willpower. He persevered through an uncompromising training regimen, personally tailored to his own skill level (a personal hell scaled to his âordinaryâ limits; aka it would not be enough for those with higher potential), all for the sake of a simple, yet dedicated goal that aligned with the core values of who he truly wanted to become. An undefeatable, strongest hero with the ability to win in one punch. (Quote from this post: https://the-nysh.tumblr.com/post/174714401176/the-will-to-power)Â
One thing Iâve been thinking a lot about lately is how I think the conceptual model for Saitamaâs own improvements could work for anyone, but application is so much more about the details and the lived experience. Every person has to find their own âRoad to Heroâ. No one else can tell you how to do become what you want to become, as goddamn frustrating at that actually is.Â
Ramlethalâs bandages theory
There are some of theories going around about Ramlethalâs bandages possibly being limiters of some kind to help her improve her fighting style.Â
Hmmm, to be honest, I was at first worried about her and thought that the bandages will hinder her combat prowess. However, I feel more at ease because Ramlethalâs demeanor and the way she came off in her reveal trailer implies that sheâs gotten stronger and more--well âlethalâ!Â
By now, Iâve figured Ram wouldâve removed the bandages long time ago, but its not the case. But if we look back in XRD, Ramlethal never really displayed signs of being seriously injured or in distress, she was still able to move around just fine and helped Sol and co. lift Justice back into position without much effort.
So, going back to her reveal trailer, it looks like sheâs become more powerful than usual and is more motivated, putting in major effort in using her swords.Â
Unfortunately, the trailer didnât show the rest of her moves, so we might have to wait until we get the full display in the future.Â
Frankly, I do like speculating the story of Guilty Gear not only just for fun, but to invest more into the lore and eager to learn more. The theory of Ramlethalâs bandages being used as a âlimiterâ of some kind seems plausible, but Iâm still a little iffy on this because thereâs not a lot evidence that could help support or confirm it.Â
Then again, the bandages originally were gray, but somehow changed to red. Although, there is a small possibility of it being a mere redesign.Â
I support this theory, donât get me wrong, but Iâm taking it with a grain of salt. Hopefully weâll see her Overdrives soon because the Overdrives were the main ones Iâm most curious of.Â
I am very certain Ramlethal has gotten stronger and she has yet to show off the potential of her powers, but I always have to remind myself that theories are not facts unless theyâre confirmed by the official source.
Do you think we've ever seen another character have a near death power boost other than Saitama and Garou? Perhaps not a noticeable one like theirs but one that still happened? I know Mumen Rider has been beaten to near death at least 3 times (and that's only the ones we know about) maybe he's getting some boosts there that just aren't noticeable to us?
Unambiguously? Phoenixman showed us just why Gyoro-Gyoro termed it âexplosive growthâ and of course we have Monster King Orochi as a shining example. That monsters can evolve rapidly under the right circumstances is not an unknown problem:Â
Kill your monsters thoroughly or leave them be, kids
Ambiguously? Iâm giving a certain cyborg the side eye but I havenât the time or space to discuss that. Letâs leave that at âinsufficient dataâ and revisit that another chapter.Â
Mere survival doesnât confer greater strength -- if it did, then heroin addicts would be the strongest people on OPM world. It looks like the individualâs will to not only survive but to overcome their situation is crucial. Gyoro-Gyoro notes that monsters who experience mental degeneration (who knew that near-death situations tend to be brain damaging?) also lose their ability to grow.
Mumen Rider is going nowhere soon. Heâs tough, but heâs not at present thinking of growing. And honestly, he doesnât need to. His brand of heroism is working very well for him and those around him.

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Nigel posted this picture on his twitter account, showing (some) of the equipment he has, saying âHome studio.â
Most of it has been covered on this blog, but Iâll re-cap here, going roughly from left to right:Â
Rack 1.
1. Avid HD interfaces (2)
2. Apogee X-Series converter (not sure whether itâs an AD or DA) or possibly an Apogee Big Ben Master Clock
3. Apple computer
Rack 2.Â
1. Neve 1081 modules x 8Â
2. Pultec EQH-2
3. unknown?
4. GML 8200Â
5. Focusrite ISA 215
Rack 3.Â
1. Summit DCL-200
2. Eventide Omnipressor
3. An RS124-looking compressor (could be an original EMI or a clone - remember that Nigel previously endorsed the Lisson Grove RS124).
4. Spectrasonics 610
5. Inward Connections Modular Vac Rac System with two TMP-1 (tube mic preamp) modules and two TLM-1 (tube limiter) modules.
Rack 4.Â
1. Roland RE-201 Space Echo
2. Sansamp PSA-1
3. Roland DC-20
4. Korg SDD-2000
5. AMS RMX-16
6. unknown? (REALLY WISH I KNEW WHAT THIS ONE WAS - could be the âbizarre three-knob digital reverbâ that Justin Meldal-Johnsen mentioned Allan Sides gave Nigel as a gift)
Rack 5.Â
1. AMS 15-80S
2. unknown Yamaha rackmount unit
3. unknown?
4. MXR Pitch Transposer
5. Mutronics Mutator
6. Bel BD-80
In the center is the API 2488 console with some unknown speakers.Â
Rack 6.Â
1. UREI 1176 (blackface)
2. UREI 1176 (blackface)
3. UREI 1176 Rev. H (silverface)
4. Tube Tech CL1B
5. Esoteric Audio Research 660
Rack 7.Â
Just patchbays and drawers.
On top of Rack 8.Â
1. Palmer PDI-03
2. MXR Pitch Transposer
3. MXR Flanger/Doubler
4. UREI 1176 Rev. H (silverface)
Rack 8.Â
I have no idea what any of this is.Â
Rack 9.Â
1. Unknown (maybe a sampler?)
2. Unknown
3. Unknown
4. Yamaha P3500Â
Continued because I was hitting the character limit. Garou also seemed to be the replacement for Gouketsu in Gyoro Gyoro's eye(s).
Hello! I do hate those character limits -- theyâre quite restrictive at times.Â
Okay, best shot at both parts, then.Â
I could see Gouketsu being an inspiration to Garou, but in a negative way. From Garouâs perspective, Gouketsu would have been this amazing martial artist who could beat anyone... but got killed by a monster. Which is why he has to aim to be a monster in the long term. People are weak.Â
From Gyoro Gyoroâs perspective, Gouketsu was a cheap monster. The very best of her cheap monsters, but a cheap monster nonetheless. Gouketsu ate a monster cell, which creates abilities based on the maximum potential already possessed by that individual -- at the expense of any further growth.  As weâve seen with Class S heroes, humans can come absurdly powerful in OPM world, so she was bound to get at least one dragon-level monster out of all the hundreds of individuals who were persuaded to eat the monster cells.Â
On the other hand, weâve seen that monsters that either exist naturally (like the demon pangolin that started out as an inoffensive wolf-level monster until it was repeatedly tortured to the point of death by a greedy Hero Association functionary), or people who spontaneously monsterise (like Rhino Wrestler, or Phoenixman), retain the ability to grow to new limits. That a person doesnât need to transform to do so is a nicety that has thus far eluded Gyoro-Gyoro, although it is a point that Dr Genus appreciates. Â
Garou was intended to supplant Monster King Orochi, her one success story in the cycle of unbearable torture and recovery. I suspect that in an ideal world, Gyoro Gyoro would have been able to brainwash Garou and have him and Orochi take turns beating the other to the point of death, thus spurring them both to continue to grow explosively.
Apropos of nothing, doesnât this sound like carte blanche for an author into torture porn? :D
OP, I hope Iâve answered your question. Do come back if not or you have more questions.Â