It was so briefly mentioned and never returned to that I'm not surprised other people don't remember. He's definitely Meroza's child, wherever she ended up.
The implication that not only does "Boston" exist somewhere in this world, but also professional wrestling - to the extent that the same maneuver developed independently from its original world.
Or maybe Boston is a multi-dimensional construct, existing in all places across all of time and...
I was paraphrasing, but the text in the image says "to be able to transcend the rules of life in such a way" - that sounds like she's invalidated the rules of either thermodynamics or the composition of her muscular tissues, which to me means her meat can't be cooked, not that "it just didn't...
You know, instead of using the whole "protein denaturation" excuse, they could have just said it didn't affect her due to the Liedenfrost effect. If you coat your hand in liquid - even just "sweat" - you can quickly dip it into molten metal and not even feel the heat. She just cut the core of...
The typesetting definitely needs work. Some advice: never break words apart, and hyphenate them only if absolutely necessary, and only within the rules of how words should be hyphenated (you can look this up, but generally speaking it's only acceptable to hyphenate words in between syllables...