#and it's an interesting illustration of how the small but salient differences can change the course of a relationship totally

[gofancyninjaworld]

I've been rereading the webcomic, and I dunno if anyone has discussed it before but it seems like in the webcomic, Fubuki doesn't know that Tatsumaki was taken away and experimented upon for a few years, then encountered Blast. From her pov, her sister disappeared, came back, becoming a figure of terror in her life simply bc she's Tatsumaki and she's strong. It seems like Fubuki's knowledge of Blast comes from the rumors of HA rather than first hand account from Tatsumaki. And it seems like Fubuki was no contact up when she left Tatsumaki until Psychic Sisters Arc. They're aware of each other being heroes, but they haven't seem like they faced each other again for a few years.

On the other hand, Fubuki knows Tatsumaki's trauma it seems, and knows Blast helped Tatsumaki and was responsible for why she thinks the way she does. While Tatsumaki is def overstepping and disrespectful, Fubuki sees her with an element of sympathy and understanding, hence why she still opts to hang out with her. Heck, a redditor (Rohit799) noted Fubuki seems way more confident taking on stronger monsters on demon level bc she knows her sister will take care of it if worse comes to worst and Tatsumaki hasn't 99% made her feel downright powerless. But in the webcomic, it doesn't seem like Fubuki nor the Fubuki group has ever dared confront a demon level threat before.

Also, I recall Fubuki made assumptions that Blast can shoot lasers out of his eyes, has psychic powers, and can control a number of robots. Unless I reread the actual passage again, tbh from an out of context pov and as a younger sibling, it honestly sounds like something an older sibling's exagerrations would say to mess around their younger sibs, and Fubuki took it at face value

What do you think? :0

I've been thinking about this one for too long. It's a great ask!

I think the answer needs to be considered in two separate but interacting parts. The first part is what Fubuki knows about Tatsumaki. The second is how Tatsumaki treats Fubuki. 

The first part: it’s not clear whether or not Fubuki in the webcomic knows about what happened to her sister. Knowing what happened would be good, but it wouldn’t make the terror Tatsumaki inflicted on her any easier to bear at the time.

The second part: there’s a small difference in how terrible Tornado is to her sister between manga and webcomic that makes a huge change.  In the webcomic, Fubuki has no faith that Tatsumaki won’t hurt her while in the manga, she’s confident that no matter how otherwise terrible Tatsumaki is, at least she won’t physically harm her. She can have a little bit more faith in her sister, yes. I can see how she can think of her sister as the ultimate backstop...even though it’s not nice what Tatsumaki does to her hangers-on if she comes out.

I think that little bit more faith has meant that when circumstances forced her to learn to stand on her feet, she could afford to take a step forward and empathise with her sister.

Another very important change is the journey.  WC Fubuki hasn’t been on the journey that manga Fubuki has had to go on.  WC Fubuki’s big challenge was to stand up to her sister sufficiently to make Tatsumaki go no contact. Manga Fubuki has been forced to stand up and be useful in her own right or die horribly and the struggle has given her another perspective on her troublesome sister.

As to what Fubuki thinks of Blast, I think she does get a lot of her impression from her sister.  The laser eyes and so on aren’t her big problem though. It’s the way Tatsumaki idolizes his advice to be independent at all cost.

[hudsonespie]

Top 10 Marine Biology Books You Must Read

If you have always been in awe of the beauty of marine life and are interested in studying different types of marine organisms, then the subject of marine biology would be of great interest to you.

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1. Marine Biology 11th Edition

The Marine Biology 11th edition book is the latest version of the basics of marine biology, authored by Peter Castro (a Professor of Biological Sciences at the California State Polytechnic University) and Michael E. Huber ( a chair of GESAMP). This is basically a one-semester book for all non-majors in marine biology.

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Castro, Peter (Author)

English (Publication Language)

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English (Publication Language)

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3. Introduction to the Biology of Marine Life 11th Edition

This book is perfect for all who are new to this field and interested in Marine Biology. The book Introduction to Biology of Marine Life answers questions such as What is marine biology and why is it important? The authors of the book, John Morrissey, James L. Sumich, and Deanna R. Pinkard-Meier, have adopted a conversational writing style to make easy to understand.

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Morrissey, John (Author)

English (Publication Language)

450 Pages - 11/02/2016 (Publication Date) - Jones & Bartlett Learning (Publisher)

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4. Marine Biology: An Ecological Approach (6th Edition)

The Marine Biology: An Ecological Approach (6th Edition) is the perfect book for marine biology professors out there. The book throws light on the ecological principles of marine life around all ocean environments. The authors James W. Nybakken and Mark D. Bertness show the differences between marine and terrestrial ecosystems and try to explain the interaction of marine organisms with their ecosystems and the impact of homo sapiens on the marine life. This marine book is great for all the marine biology and ecology enthusiasts as well. It will help them to deepen their knowledge about Plankton communities, Deep-sea Biology, Tropical communities, Symbiotic relationships to name a few. Another interesting part of this book is that each chapter comes with a list of references from the primary scientific literature.

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English (Publication Language)

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5. Introduction to Marine Biology (3rd Edition)

This marine book is specially designed for all the non-science students interested in marine biology. The authors of Introduction to Marine Biology 3rd Edition, George Karleskint, Richard Turner, James Small, have tried to use as simple language as possible to explain key concepts with pictures and illustrations. This makes sure that the book is interesting and can be understood by everyone. The books talks about the fundamentals of ecology, marine glossary, life in the ocean depths to name a few. Apart from this, it also comes with a glossary for key terms, and questions, websites & articles at the end of each chapter.

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English (Publication Language)

592 Pages - 01/07/2009 (Publication Date) - Brooks Cole (Publisher)

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6. Marine Biology: A Very Short Introduction (3rd Edition)

The biologist Philip V. Mladenov has succinctly written this book touching upon all the aspects of marine life. In this latest edition, he talks about the following

Different aspects of marine life like chemistry & geography of the ocean floor, weather, temperature.

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Mladenov, Philip V. (Author)

English (Publication Language)

224 Pages - 05/01/2020 (Publication Date) - Oxford University Press (Publisher)

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7. Oceanography and Marine Biology: An Introduction to Marine Science

The book ‘Oceanography and Marine Biology’ is written by Prof. David W. Townsend and it aims to help the undergrad students understand the physical, chemical & geological aspects of the marine sciences, combining them with the elements of marine biology and ecology. He believes other books on marine biology doesn’t focus much on oceanography or vice-versa. Thus, he wants to bring a balance by giving equal weightage to both the topics. This is achieved by combining biology with physical and mathematical elements, helping students to comprehend better by providing an everyday example. This book is useful for students and professors/instructors.

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8. The Biology of the Deep Ocean

The Biology of the Deep Ocean book is an analysis done and written by Peter Herring. The book talks about the experience of Herring in 60 research cruises and submersible dives, exploring deep-sea in all the world’s oceans. He talks about how our world is different from life in the deep sea. He wants the readers to know about the techniques used to determine the population of inhabitants in the deep sea and the survival measures adapted by these inhabitants.

The book is also about the problems faced by marine life in the deep sea like the reduction of biomass, roles of surface phytoplankton, lifestyle, sex & size, and varieties of species found in the deep ocean as well in the midwater. The Biology of the deep ocean is an interesting book to read for the people doing majors in the marine and oceanography field.

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Herring, Peter (Author)

English (Publication Language)

326 Pages - 02/21/2002 (Publication Date) - Oxford University Press (Publisher)

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9. The World Beneath: The Life and Times of Unknown Sea Creatures and Coral Reefs

This is one book where you will be in awe of the beautiful pictures of Sea creatures and Coral Reefs than reading the content. The World Beneath: The Life and Times of Unknown Sea Creatures and Coral Reefs book is written by an award-winning underwater photographer & videographer Dr. Richard Smith. He is also a biologist and conservationist, who has written hundreds of articles. In this book, Smith talks about the jaw-dropping coral reefs in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans.

In this book you to see up and close front pictures of:

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312 Pages - 09/10/2019 (Publication Date) - Apollo Publishers (Publisher)

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10. Advances in Marine Biology

The book Advances in Marine Biology is written by Prof. Charles Sheppard. The latest and up-to-date version of this book is volume 84, which is specifically written for the researchers and postgraduates in marine biology, ecology, biological oceanography, fisheries science. The articles and researches in this book are done by reputed professionals in their respective fields of study and are based on the latest changes in marine biology. This marine book will be extremely useful for students, managers, and academic professionals in the marine sciences.

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English (Publication Language)

124 Pages - 11/25/2019 (Publication Date) - Academic Press (Publisher)

$171.03

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All that is required to read these books is dedication and interest in marine life. These marine books not only gives an insight into marine life but also suggest us to take proper measures to protect them from being extinct.

Over to you..

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