Josen himself possessed a strength talent of the same level, so how would Homelander's and Maeve's "Super Strength" take effect?
[Cards of the same type use the highest upper limit rather than stacking, but their abilities can complement each other, reducing the negative effects of a single ability or making up for its shortcomings.] [For example, "Homelander's" "Super Strength" requires the ground as a point of support to perform perfectly, while "Spider-Strength" and the Queen's "Super Strength" can improve control over one's strength without a point of support.]
F-kid, the official commentator, came online. After hearing his explanation, Josen understood.
No wonder he had beaten Homelander so easily last time. His overwhelming strength was naturally the main reason, but his opponent had also been a prime example of someone who couldn't make use of an opportunity even when given one. Homelander hadn't used his full strength at all.
It wasn't that Homelander hadn't wanted to. He couldn't.
"Homelander" wasn't unaware of this problem. He had simply never cared.
With his strength, even using only a small fraction of it each time already put him at the pinnacle of the world.
They had all taken drugs, but some people merely grew a few extra bones, while he, like a child favored by God, had directly gained the power of a god.
He had smoothly grown from a troubled child raised in a laboratory into a superpowered man-child who held ordinary people's lives in his hands.
Killing someone took nothing more than a glare or a twitch of his finger, so naturally, he had no need to study something as boring as how to maximize his strength.
With that time, he would be better off studying what performances his fans preferred and what kind of persona would earn him more