(Original post here Trigger: Characters who didn't have powers in canon)
Ah, Bending. Such a useful tool. It gives you clean clothes, food, and superpowers if you've never had them before. It's such a part of everyday life in Nautilus that it's hard to imagine a day without it.
Guess what? That's all going away for a week.
"No problem! I've always had superpowers and they're bound to me!" you say?
Yeah, those are gone, too.
Time to experience life as an ordinary human. Even if you weren't one to begin with.
All previously-trained physical abilities--such as hand-to-hand combat or swordsmanship--are retained but are weakened to ordinary trainable levels. For example, Six won't be able to move like a human blur in a fight and Sanji won't be able to kick things that weigh six hundred pounds. If it's not possible on a mundane Earth, assume you can't do it.
You're Only Human Storm
Trigger: Characters who didn't have powers in canon)
Ah, Bending. Such a useful tool. It gives you clean clothes, food, and superpowers if you've never had them before. It's such a part of everyday life in Nautilus that it's hard to imagine a day without it.
Guess what? That's all going away for a week.
"No problem! I've always had superpowers and they're bound to me!" you say?
Yeah, those are gone, too.
Time to experience life as an ordinary human. Even if you weren't one to begin with.
All previously-trained physical abilities--such as hand-to-hand combat or swordsmanship--are retained but are weakened to ordinary trainable levels. For example, Six won't be able to move like a human blur in a fight and Sanji won't be able to kick things that weigh six hundred pounds. If it's not possible on a mundane Earth, assume you can't do it.