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No, It'd be ash.

Both

>>433515

She's an immortal human, so yeah.

>>433515
>>433516
Mom?

In before that doujin

Sure, if she fed him her liver.

>>433520

Not you, fuckwit.

Human. Mokou is human in all but soul.
And all of the Hourai Elixir was caught by her liver.

What happens if you abort an immortal fetus?

I want to fully exercise her reproductive capacities.

>>433540

It would have stunted mental growth?

>>433540
Ask Mai-chan.

>>433561
Fuck.

Stop making me remember things like this.

>>433570
IT'S AWWWWWWWWWWRIGHT!

>>433578

Oh god, fucked up thumbnail makes this look even creepier.

>>433578

Haha oh wow, that's awesome.

>>433540
Can a fetus even be immortal? That would imply the mother remains in a state of pregnancy for her whole life.

>>433600
If by immortal you mean "unchanging in form", then probably yes. However, most conventional terms of immortality mean that whoever it is is unkillable, but still grows until they hit the peak of their otherwise current lifespan, or if after their peak, then it freezes them at that age.

I spent way too much time on this post.

>>433633

But aren't Mokou and Kaguya still in adolescent form because they took the elixir at that age, so they forever look 15 or whatever? One would think that if a fetus took the elixir, it would forever be a fetus.

>>433633
This is ZUN immortality we're talking about here. Kaguya will be, at the least, a young teenager for her whole, long unending life.

No, it would be Kaguya, and the moon would be blown in half and everyone else on the fucking planet except Eirin is dead...

Seriously fuck that dojin

>>433653
>a young teenager
As I said, the peak of their life.
...in terms of rapeability.

>>433633

Are you saying its possible for the fetus to grow up to be a boy/girl (at least 10 years old) if they have immortality?

Mokou pees out fire

>>434253
... no. Not since she was "patched."

>>433881
Depends on what kind of "immortality" shtick you're looking at. Trying to accomplish immortality through some sort of scientific measures normally results in being killable, but won't die from old age. Most things with magic generally just say "freeze this person's age/state in place" and generally can be either unkillable or killable.

Some crazy Wolverine-styled regeneration mutation and said "scientific immortality", with some sort of pituitary gland disorder, would result in immortal, nigh-unkillable lolis of death, from aborted fetuses.

...Jesus Christ, did I really just type that?

I don't know but I surely would like to find out by myself, if you know what I mean

>>434278

>>Wolverine-styled regeneration mutation

Your reference to X-men amuses me.

>>434266

Version 2.0.0 fixes so many things about her it's not even funny.

>>434294
It was the only thing that came to mind. I remember hearing how he regenerated from like... being a puddle.

>>434310
He regenerated around his adamantium skeleton?

>>434318
Sounds like what I heard. Can't confirm/deny because it was quite a while ago I heard this, and I never read the thing myself.

>>434310

That can't be possible, Skeleton made of super duper steel. But a bullet to the head on the otherhand.

Better hope you have a sturdy lamp nearby.

>>434360

Good god i lol'd

>>434360

that was such a fucking brilliant series, cut down in its prime

I always wonder since Mokou can regenerate any "wound", does that mean everytime other time you screw her she'd be a "virgin".

>>434376
Unconscious or conscious regeneration?

If it's conscious, I doubt she'd make her hymen regrow each time.

>>434376
Only if she did have that fun little part of her anatomy when she took the elixir. More than likely not as it tends to be lost by accident though physical activity than anything else.

>>434372
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Boys_%28comic_book%29

"The first six issues were published by Wildstorm, starting in 2006. On January 24, 2007, the series was abruptly canceled with issue #6. Ennis later explained that this was because DC (of whom Wildstorm is an imprint) were uneasy with the anti-superhero tone of the work. [2] The planned collection of said issues was also canceled. However, Robertson said that "DC is being good about reverting our rights so we can find a new publisher and we're in the process of doing that now". [3] Ennis then released a statement telling of interest from a couple of publishers and that issue #7 and a trade of the first six issues would be available. While Darick Robertson is currently on exclusive contract to DC, he has been given special dispensation to continue working on The Boys. [4] In February 2007 the series was picked up by Dynamite Entertainment and it resumed in May. A collected edition of the first six issues was also published, with a foreword by Simon Pegg. [5]"

So is it cancelled our ongoing?

>>434397
If it's concious can't her just let herself die and get it over with? (this is assuming she wants to die)

>>434415
I imagine that it's something like holding your breath in. Sure, you can do it, and you can die from not having enough oxygen, but when you get close to death, instinct takes over.

Tous les touhous sont mortels

>>434372

It read pretty much like every other Ennis series about superheroes; the supers were DURR I R ASSHOLE and the Ennis characters that can Do No Wrong are awesome.

>>434632
>les touhous

I understand this part, but not the rest.

>>435101
All of the touhous are immortal.

>>434632

menteur.