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imported>MiamiVolts m Talk:Acid Generation moved to Talk:Acid generation: generation should be lowercase |
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{{power names|2|eos=[[Thompson, Jr.]] notes that [[Cushing]] can "generate corrosive fluid"}} |
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Why was this moved without discussion? "Corrosive fluid generation" seems to be more precisely drawn from the novel. They say he "generates corrosive fluid" that's "like acid reflux". That's not the same as saying it ''is'' acid, and it's worth noting that not all corrosive substances are acids. The new name seems both speculative and "outranked" by the old name.--[[User:Hardvice|Hardvice]] <small>[[User talk:Hardvice|(talk)]]</small> 16:39, 6 May 2008 (EDT) |
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| The following sources are used for determining evolved human ability names, in order: | |
| 1. Canon Sources | Episodes |
| Webisodes, Graphic Novels, iStories, Heroes Evolutions | |
| 3. Secondary Sources | Episode commentary, Interviews, Heroes: Survival |
| 4. Common names for abilities | Names from other works |
| 5. Descriptions of abilities | Descriptions |
| 6. Possessor's name | If no non-speculative description is possible |
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| Thompson, Jr. notes that Cushing can "generate corrosive fluid". | |
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Why was this moved without discussion? "Corrosive fluid generation" seems to be more precisely drawn from the novel. They say he "generates corrosive fluid" that's "like acid reflux". That's not the same as saying it is acid, and it's worth noting that not all corrosive substances are acids. The new name seems both speculative and "outranked" by the old name.--Hardvice (talk) 16:39, 6 May 2008 (EDT)