you forcing too much, bro. Mc at fourth stage will prob be at 2.000+ Power, def not above 5 thousand. Indra is probably a S+ rank. It would be too farfetched to fight against him, only if he joins with a fifth stage superhuman aiding. Remember: not even Syla, with all the memories of the Dreams World (prob having a immensurable amount of Monster Power) scratched Indra.
This is a point to be taken into consideration. But my biggest fear is that this last arc, and that WW will make MC reach his level 4 of superhuman, and leave his level 5 of superhuman for another direct sequel to Superhuman "Superhuman 2" then he decides to work on another project of another game or give a remake to Superhuman during the first arc until "Valravn Arc or Hero Arc" then we can expect that a direct sequel to Superhuman will come out around October or November or it may come before.
WW has already said that he won't work on Superhuman 2 immediately, since he wants to work on either the vampire or necromancer games he has in mind, he also has the idea of a sorcerer game, which was actually the game he wanted to make before Superhuman, but from what he has shared in his streams, he doesn't know if he wants to make the sorcerer game anymore, that he'll maybe go through different medium.
MC evolving twice is so unlikely with how WW has handled the EVOS until now, we know that evolving three times, even four times is possible, but MC's EVOS have always been one at a time and only at moments he needs them, with his 3rd being artificial as he was technically not ready and it only happened because the monster material cocktail forced him.
I heard a rumor that WW wants to make another game after finishing Superhuman Part 1. Since I’m not really into watching streamers, I came across that info through people in the f95zone community. And honestly, that’s my biggest concern right now. The story in Superhuman is just too good for us to go through a one-year hiatus while he shifts focus to a new project.
I don’t know... maybe the new game will have its own appeal, but it’s hard to imagine it carrying the same weight Superhuman does for me. Still, I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt — I know it’s possible to balance multiple projects. But I’ve also seen devs who had everything lined up to continue their successful game, only to jump into a new one instead. In the end, updates for both games started getting delayed, and that waiting period became a nightmare. I’ve even seen devs deciding updates and the future of their games through Patreon polls — and that was a real nightmare.
At the end of the day, I just hope he focuses on finishing Superhuman before diving into something new. This story deserves a proper conclusion, without being left hanging between multiple projects.
about, MC evolving : I understand the point, but I think that perspective is a bit too tied to the linear pattern of the previous evolutions, without taking into account how much WW has been subverting expectations as the story progresses. Yes, it’s true that the MC has gone through EVOS one at a time so far, but it’s also true that he’s anything but a typical case.
His third EVO may have been artificially forced, but that doesn’t weaken the narrative — on the contrary, it shows that the MC is constantly pushed to his limits, adapting in extreme situations. The very fact that he survived it and managed to stabilize the evolution proves that he’s already gone beyond what would be “technically” expected. He’s the first confirmed hybrid of two Apostle traits, which completely changes the rules of the game when it comes to EVOS. That alone already puts him on a path unlike any other superhuman.
On top of that, multiple or rapid evolutions during battle aren’t outside the scope of what WW has established. We’ve seen other characters evolve in atypical or unexpected ways, especially when triggered by intense emotional or spiritual catalysts — and let’s be real: facing Indra, the one who killed his mother, carries massive emotional weight. If there’s ever been a scenario where a double EVO would make sense — both narratively and thematically — this is it.
And most importantly, the story has always used combat as a catalyst for the MC’s transformations. His last two EVOS happened in the middle of battle, under extreme pressure. If WW wants to show that the MC is finally breaking through natural limits, this is the perfect moment to do it.
Fair, I'll give you that, I have no problem with the MC evolving twice, since having 5th Evo MC would be so cool.
Going back to the stuff about his other game ideas, WW has said that he won't do two things at the same time, since he is already stretched far enough with Superhuman. He'll finish Superhuman no matter what and then jump to another thing, that's why he said that Superhuman will be cut in two parts, because he feels that the point he'll end the first one is like a satisfactory ending until he feels like actually going back to the story and making the second part.
To be honest, I don't care if he leaves Superhuman for years, don't get me wrong, it'll hurt, since I came to love the story so much, but I'm so excited about his other ideas, especially for the Necromancer game.
That's fair, and I’m glad you're open to the idea of a 5th EVO for the MC — that would definitely be a moment of huge anticipation. But I still think there are some valid concerns around how WW is managing his future projects and the continuity of Superhuman.
Yes, WW has said he won’t juggle two games at once, but honestly, it’s hard not to stay cautious. A lot of devs start with the best intentions, but once a new project gains momentum — especially if the reception is strong — the original one often ends up pushed aside. Splitting Superhuman into two parts with a “satisfying” ending sounds fine on paper, but let’s be real: we’ve seen how rare it is for developers in this space to actually return and fully finish stories years down the line. I’m not trying to be negative, but I think it’s a fair concern to raise.
And while I get that you're hyped for the Necromancer game (yeah, conceptually it does sound cool), I can’t say I share that excitement. Personally, I don’t even care much for the new game. What I do care about is Superhuman — and I know a lot of others feel the same. Right now, the story is finally delivering on what we've been hoping for: a deep narrative, powerful emotional arcs, rich lore, and meaningful long-term character development.
Taking a break — especially one that could last a year or more (and I’m being generous here) — risks killing the momentum and community enthusiasm that’s been building for so long. And realistically, if WW starts developing the Necromancer game, he’ll likely want to finish it or at least bring it close to completion before even considering returning to Superhuman.
I’m not saying he shouldn’t chase new ideas — I totally understand that creative burnout is real, and fresh projects can be reinvigorating. But I truly hope Superhuman gets the full commitment it deserves before WW dives into the next chapter of his creative journey. Leaving the story “open-ended” might not feel like a big deal right away... but over time, that uncertainty can easily turn into frustration for the fanbase.
There are rumors that WW will move on to the new Necromancer game after the conclusion of the first part of Superhuman, which is already in its final chapters. Not to mention, he mentions it on his stream. Don't ask me which ones, it's been a while since I saw it. It would be better to look on YouTube or WW's own fanbase on Pantreon. He'll keep his people updated.
Regarding the game compared to Superhuman, man... we'll hardly find a game as good as Superhuman.
So the next update will be the last one ?? That sucks man. I thought he was going to continue updating the game with the 1.1, 1.2, 1.3,etc. But I am at least hopeful that he will make a part two just as you said. I also agree with the fact that there is hardly any game like Superhuman. It may be ignorance if I was to be honest because I am pretty new to this community. I will appreciate if you can give me any recommendations to play though. I am a newbie so I haven’t play nearly as many games as I would like. I hope he succeeds with the necromancer game he is planning to do though. He is the creator of Superhuman after all. But again how many time can one crate peak ? Let’s pray brother
I get what you’re saying, but I think you're underestimating both the MC's growth curve and the narrative setup here. Saying it's “too forced” ignores how consistently the MC has shattered norms throughout the story. Just because the average fourth-stage superhuman caps around 2,000 Power doesn’t mean the MC follows that trajectory — he’s clearly being written as an outlier, someone built to break past the ceiling.
As for Indra being an S+ rank, sure — he’s meant to be overwhelming. But that doesn’t mean the MC must be fifth stage or have a fifth-stage ally to challenge him. The whole story has shown us that raw power isn’t everything. Syla not damaging Indra doesn’t prove he’s untouchable. Syla had knowledge, yeah, but not the right synergy — she was purely the spawn of the 4th Apostle, The Memory. The MC, on the other hand, has the unique fusion of twin traits: The Body (3rd Apostle) and The Memory (4th Apostle). That duality gives him an edge Syla never had.
Add to that his proven track record of high-level combat strategy — something we've seen him leverage multiple times — and you’ve got a setup where, while it might be a stretch, it’s not implausible. MC facing Indra in his fourth evolution may seem far-fetched, but it’s within the realm of possibility, especially if the pacing keeps escalating the way it has.
I don’t know — either way, it’s a fight I’m really looking forward to: MC vs Indra, the "Chosen of the 2nd Apostle, The Power." A lot of people are hyped for it, and for good reason — Indra killed MC’s mother, Syla. So the emotional stakes are massive. It’s probably going to be one of the most anticipated showdowns so far. And honestly? This could be the perfect moment for the MC to break into his fifth level — it would be a cool payoff, especially since two of his previous evolutions happened mid-combat. Would fit the theme perfectly.