Talk:Power Play/@comment-27017932-20160312035456/@comment-4884084-20160312184753

Doesn't make any sense, and it shouldn't really matter.

I mean, not even Rhodissius? What about giving him the chance to be a hero again? At least he's not in danger of exploding like Skylar, so I don't see how giving him bionics is an issue. I'm serious, I'm not trying to be difficult, but if bionics and superpowers work almost similarly, and the concept surrounding them are similar, does it or should it really matter? To quote Barry from Best Friends Whenever: "It's like ordering a cobb salad, then the waitress brings you someone else's identical cobb salad." In the eyes of normal humans, it doesn't really matter, because they can't tell the difference between bionics and superpowers. If anything, the two are one and the same. In some conventions bionics are a subset of superpowers.