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Adam was never the Magneto-type villain that people think he is. If you watch his scenes from Volumes 1 through 3, you’ll realize that the only time he showed concern for other Faunus was when they were threatened by Cinder—and even then, that was likely more to protect himself and his own interests. Even in Volume 3, his true attitude was already evident; he literally told Blake: “I’m going to kill everything you love.” This anti-heroic vigilante only exists in the fandom—he was never a real character within the series. And no, Adam didn’t die just to fuel a ship; he died because Yang and Blake were the only ones who had to take him down—since they were the only ones with a direct connection to him. If it were just about the ship, you could have put any villain in his place and it would have been the same. But no, because Adam’s defeat marked the end of a cycle for both of them.
Now, that doesn’t mean I don’t like the idea of a more antiheroic Adam, but I think the statements you’re making are wrong.
Good choices. Almost all of this could happen logically. Maybe the only other change I’d add is that Goku and Superman fought in some other dimension that was a "mirror" of the universe but had no living beings in it.
I mean, even if people come back to life, I highly doubt that Goku and Superman would be willing to see their fight through to that end, if that put other lives at risk.
