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* His back is only flesh and blood. Why doesn't lifting huge weights injure it? |
* His back is only flesh and blood. Why doesn't lifting huge weights injure it? |
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** Most likely his entire skeleton (except his head and his left arm) was reinforced, otherwise his legs would also injure him when running. |
** Most likely his entire skeleton (except his head and his left arm) was reinforced, otherwise his legs would also injure him when running. |
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Latest revision as of 09:15, 2 February 2014
- His back is only flesh and blood. Why doesn't lifting huge weights injure it?
- Most likely his entire skeleton (except his head and his left arm) was reinforced, otherwise his legs would also injure him when running.
- This troper has heard, second-hand, that one episode mentioned reinforcements that got implanted in his back for exactly this purpose.
- The made for TV movie made much later than the series does mention this reinforcement.