The sign could be right, even she doesn't see the chicken here. Maybe she couldn't win?
The original second line wasn't "prove us wrong", but instead "find bigger and eat for free", but that seemed too much like what happened at the comic store, and probably not an embarrassing enough comment.
I don't know if she wins anything, maybe a title? Although I'm not sure she wants to know if she has the biggest breasts in the city, if that's true or not. They'd at least want to change the sign.
No. More people have powers than before, but the average is getting weaker each generation.
In the 1700s-ish there were a dozen or so A-Class, maybe two dozen B-Class, with no one weaker.
Most of living A-Class killed each other during the World Wars. Each major country had it's own, most of them several hundred years old at that point. The American A-Class died fighting the Soviet A-Class in the 1950s. "The Old Man" won, killing his enemy, but he was mortally wounded.
But by the 1860s, there were already C-Class heroes. And by the 1950s, D-Class powers discovered.
The original second line wasn't "prove us wrong", but instead "find bigger and eat for free", but that seemed too much like what happened at the comic store, and probably not an embarrassing enough comment.
I don't know if she wins anything, maybe a title? Although I'm not sure she wants to know if she has the biggest breasts in the city, if that's true or not. They'd at least want to change the sign.
In the 1700s-ish there were a dozen or so A-Class, maybe two dozen B-Class, with no one weaker.
Most of living A-Class killed each other during the World Wars. Each major country had it's own, most of them several hundred years old at that point. The American A-Class died fighting the Soviet A-Class in the 1950s. "The Old Man" won, killing his enemy, but he was mortally wounded.
But by the 1860s, there were already C-Class heroes. And by the 1950s, D-Class powers discovered.