Striking Strength: Below Average Human Class | Unknown (Doesn't focus on raw physical strength)ĭurability: Unknown (Never shown taking damage) | At least Multi-Solar System level, possibly far higher (Survived the destruction of many worlds without a scratch) Has demonstrated at least Class K via sheer size, but can potentially be far higher Lifting Strength: Below Average Human | Unknown, Varies. Speed: Unknown | At least Massively FTL+ combat speed (Should be comparable to Princess Luna.
Said realities contained a planet, a moon and a vast starry sky beyond it which requires this much energy. Should have the same powers to the Ponies, who in the Storyworld were capable of recreating entire worlds and warping them on a whim. Powers and Abilities: Portal Creation | Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Reality Warping (People within the Storybook world are capable of warping the entire world as they see fit, such as how Pinkie Pie turned a white void into a fantasy adventure, or how Rarity turned a science-fiction into a noir), Plot Manipulation (Similarly to the Reality Warping, beings within the Storybook world are capable of rewriting the plot of the stories they're currently in), Spatial Manipulation, possible Void Manipulation (Turned an otherwise filled out reality into a void of nothing), BFR (BFR'd the Queen into a Storyworld)Īttack Potency Below Average Human level (Outside of the storyworld, Bookworm is but a small worm) | At least Multi-Solar System level, likely far higher ( Completely destroyed several Storyworld realities and left them as voids of nothingness.
Name: Unknown, called Bookworm by Twilight Sparkle Tier: 10-C | At least 4-A, likely far higher
He does have a good heart though, and after he realized the errors of his ways, he attempted to fix the mayhem he caused. While his intentions weren't bad, he ended up causing chaos for the denizens of Ponyville. In his struggles to find a good story, Bookworm annihilated several realities, looking for a story he can truly relate to. I haven't done this yet, but I assume that will introduce additional challenges.Īnyway, I really want them to add more levels and stuff, so I figured I'd see if I could get their game a little attention.Bookworm was the main antagonist-turned-protagonist during the Storyworld arc of IDWs My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic comics. Once you beat all the levels once, you can restart the game on Expert Mode. Lots of ways to customize/improve your character use 22 letters or less to beat the level, no access to IOU, words over or under certain lengths don't deal damage), and an "Elite Mode" where each monster has boosted health and a special condition encouraging the use of specific tiles or types of words. Many levels pause the spellfest to instead allow you to play a swift game of hangman to open a treasure chestĮach level can be played in four different ways - a default mode, timed mode, challenge mode (e.g. Mechanically it's very similar to Bookworm Adventures, but they do a lot more to keep the play fresh. It's free, and you can make a $3 in-app purchase that both removes ads and gives in-game benefits (two $3 packages remove ads - one doubles gem income, the other gives access to some alternative avatars and other goodies including a female red-cloaked reaper named Rose). It's not bad by any means, but every so often I run into something I REALLY think it should have taken. The dictionary could be a little beefier. but in the interest of fairness, they could have done a lot more here. I mean, I've wanted pizza really badly too. Main character wants pizza, fights a lot of baddies, gets pizza. There's, like, hints that there might be a story, but actually. (It looks like there's also a desktop version on Steam: ) Until a week ago, when I found Letter Quest: Grimm's Journey! A title that is, dare I say it, in many ways better than the original? I have periodically searched for it or for clones, but to no avail. The game would be perfect for mobile, but it's never been brought to that platform. Scrabble RPG) was seriously the shit, and EA's inadequate support of excellent PopCap titles like this one is probably the biggest beef I have with the company.
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