Do werewolves have the ability to steal power?

First of all, Russel isn't 850 years old. He's 2850 years old. And second, Russel can't defeat Marryan. He's just an old vampire.

Part of the lovable character of Fitz-I think-is the fact that he is in some small way still struggling to recover from his brain damage. At the very start of the last season he had an enormous obsession with trying to bring Simmons back, that of which perhaps a person without brain damage wouldn't have. One explanation for this could be that whilst concentrating on bringing her back, he can avoid facing his own problems, and the acceptance that he may never fully recover. I am unsure whether Fitz would have already tried the serum, I understand at one point they hope that it's healing properties could be used to revive a fallen avenger, and therefore I think the writers would probably try to avoid it, because an infinitely powerful healing tool would make SHIELD invincible and therefore could make the plot quite boring in the future.

Fairly certain it is the same thing.

Without a doubt Spartacus and Gannicus are the best fighters - unless you consider Crixus in his prime.

1.He was buying time 2.Them power levels were Daizenshuu only, since Freeza owned SSJ Goku, it seems they were evenly matched

The Doctor is a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey. He travels through time and space using a craft called the TARDIS, usually with a companion (or two), averting any crisis he comes across using science, technology, and wit. As a Time Lord, he has the ability to regenerate, to change his appearance when near death. This mechanism has allowed the show to change lead actor every few years while retaining the same main character. It is known that he had wives (including Elizabeth I and Melody Pond) and it is widely held that he graduated from the Prydonian Academy and he had a grandchild called Susan, but most other things remains a mystery.

There are tiny changes in certain story arcs as well as an addition of filler episodes that usually take place after a canon story arc. or sometimes within a story arc. Occasionally some of the manga material that is removed is due to the material being inappropriate for the anime. However the plot and flow of the anime remains true to the original manga's plot and story.There are rare moments when a plot element in the anime contradicts the material in the manga but that is usually before the manga chapter to where that plot element becomes known is officially released, so there is no way for the show's production crew to know of this. This consisted of Zoro's ability to cut steel prior to the release of the Alabasta Arc chapters and the limit to Chopper's Rumble Ball consumption prior to the manga chapters of the CP9 saga.

The universe of Archer uses fashion and hairstyles from the early 1960s with a mix of 1980s architecture. Present-day technology such as smartphones and the internet as well as current social values such as the general acceptance of LGBT people and women in positions of power can also be seen in Archer. Countries that no longer exists today such as the Soviet Union still clearly exists in the Archer universe. "The Cold War never ended" is the most accepted theory put forward by the show's creator which mean's that Archer is set in the present day but in an alternate timeline from our own.

Although it was never explained on the show or in the movie, the story of Shepherd Book's past was eventually told in a graphic novel called Serenity : The Shepheard's Tale. After running away from home and his abusive father, the young Henry Evans fell into a life of crime, and was then recruited into the Independence movement. As tensions between the Independents and the ruling Alliance increased, Evans volunteered to infiltrate the Alliance military and spy on them using a video transmitter implanted in his eye. After killing a man named Derrial Book and stealing his identiy, Evans joined a law enforcement agency, from where his ambition and drive attracted the attention of the military. When war broke out, Evans/Book attempted to orchestrate a simultaneous six-planet strike to end the war "in one day", but instead presided over a massacre of Alliance forces, including the loss of the starship IAV Alexander and the 4,000 aboard. Book was then discharged and dumped on a nearby planet via escape pod. Several years later, Book woke up in a homeless shelter after being beaten by Alliance soldiers for his role in the Alexander disaster, and had a spiritual revelation while eating a bowl of soup, which prompted him to join the church and train as a Shepherd. Ten years later, he left the church as a missionary, and took passage on the transport Serenity (as seen in the episode of the same name).

There are two likely reasons:First, Victor was seen by witnesses at Gale Boetticher's crime scene. Gus being an extremely cautious man, thought it best to dispose of Victor to avoid him getting picked up by the police. A second reason which ties into the first; Gus killed Victor in front of Walt and Jesse to show that he was willing to kill a loyal member of his organization for a minor screw-up, what chance do Walt and Jesse have after their betrayal? Alternatively, In season 5, Walt theorizes that Gus killed Victor because he "Flew too close to the sun and got his throat slit.". Meaning that Victor started learning the process or cooking meth on his own by watching Walt and Jesse and in a sense, stealing the secret recipe. However, this was more Walt's wishful thinking as he was angry with Mike's attitude towards him. Lastly, it's possible that Gus suspected that Victor had been stealing the meth Jesse had been skimming from their shipments and giving to Badger and Skinny Pete.