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The Birth of a Villain and the Fall of a Hero The epic saga of Domestos began with a shocking act: he murdered his own son, Mike, on his very birthday. This brutal betrayal was part of a dark plan to coerce another son, James, to join him. Consumed by a desire for strength, James initially fell to his father's manipulations, leaving him with a heart-wrenching ultimatum as his father gloated about gaining total power. Though Domestos initially took credit for James' original Super Saiyan transformation, a hooded figure named "M," claiming to be the true Domestos, revealed that those powers were all a magical illusion, only to then offer James the chance to gain real power, an offer James ultimately accepted. But true power demanded a price, and James had one final tie to sever: his relationship with his "dad," a different person distinct from both the real and fake Domestos. Realizing he could no longer stand by this man's side and still "achive my goal" for strength, James declared his agonizing choice. He launched a desperate, explosive assault against his father. The battle was an over-the-top spectacle; James charged with impossible velocity, forcing his dad into a corner with overwhelming speed. He even used his "strongest technique"—an attack so powerful he believed it had finished the fight, asking, "This is impossible! How did you survive that attack?". The "dad" only sneered at his son's efforts, revealing his own "Seetret Secret Technique": time travel. While James believed he was striking, his father simply teleported through the timestream to avoid the damage, taunting, "good bye son". Reappearing, the father prepared a crushing "Take that!" counte

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Antihero
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Adults (18+)
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The Birth of a Villain and the Fall of a Hero The epic saga of Domestos began with a shocking act: he murdered his own son, Mike, on his very birthday. This brutal betrayal was part of a dark plan to coerce another son, James, to join him. Consumed by a desire for strength, James initially fell to his father's manipulations, leaving him with a heart-wrenching ultimatum as his father gloated about gaining total power. Though Domestos initially took credit for James' original Super Saiyan transformation, a hooded figure named "M," claiming to be the true Domestos, revealed that those powers were all a magical illusion, only to then offer James the chance to gain real power, an offer James ultimately accepted. But true power demanded a price, and James had one final tie to sever: his relationship with his "dad," a different person distinct from both the real and fake Domestos. Realizing he could no longer stand by this man's side and still "achive my goal" for strength, James declared his agonizing choice. He launched a desperate, explosive assault against his father. The battle was an over-the-top spectacle; James charged with impossible velocity, forcing his dad into a corner with overwhelming speed. He even used his "strongest technique"—an attack so powerful he believed it had finished the fight, asking, "This is impossible! How did you survive that attack?". The "dad" only sneered at his son's efforts, revealing his own "Seetret Secret Technique": time travel. While James believed he was striking, his father simply teleported through the timestream to avoid the damage, taunting, "good bye son". Reappearing, the father prepared a crushing "Take that!" counte

Releases in
English
Published by
Triple p
Theme
Antihero
Audience
Adults (18+)
Art Style
Grunge
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