Cheribim

@lexluther5555 Hmm, that's a good question.  Probably enhanced strength or rapid healing, especially after reading the recent chapter on his confrontation with the Razorbacks.
            
            That video's hilarious, by the way XD Definitely reminds me of Cheribim.  We'll see if I can do something similar in the next chapter

@Techn0master , please make sure they will be better than the post T2 movies 

By the way: I kinda still think Zootopia x Terminator is a great idea 

@TegrityTowel420 Not really, but the Kryptonians were

@TegrityTowel420 also where viltrumites one of the inspirations for the Seriphrim? 

@TegrityTowel420  I’d say the Seraphim are about as evil as the Nazis, if not more (a lot more), considering their track record of harvesting entire planets at the expense of those living on them.

@Heuhehsu Nothing xD

@The_Cheribim What did Mary Poppins do bruh

@Xformfan He probably can’t beat Batman, Superman, Homelander, Darth Vader, or Jean Grey.  He might be able to beat Jango Fett, Iceman, Terminator, James Bond, and Mary Poppins

@Heuhehsu they’d think it’s horrifying, lol

@The_Cheribim 
            
            Imagine trying to fight someone and they throw a whole ass fraggin black hole at you. What would Zootopia think?

@Heuhehsu  Most of the Stratotic arsenal consists of traditional energy-based weapons such as plasmas and lasers, while some soldiers utilized more advanced weapons such as antimatter, gravity, or darkmatter.  Even miniature, controlled black holes were occasionally used in unique combat situations, although those were more rare.
            
            Cheribim has only used basic energy weaponry.

@TegrityTowel420 That’s true, and I’m glad you noticed that. A big theme in the story is discovering humanity even in a world where humans never existed

@TegrityTowel420 pretty much

@TegrityTowel420 gonna assume very horrible? 

@TegrityTowel420 Definitely! Especially when considering how the Stratocracy would treat foreigners

@FlyingHorse717 Cheribim's been a soldier most of his life until he got his legs blown off from an orbital strike, rendering him as a slightly less effective soldier.  Thus, he was reassigned to be security detail for a laboratory while also picking up on a few skills from the scientists.   
            
            As far as the chapter being "all over the place" it basically means I have a list of events that I want to happen but I don't know what order to put them in.  Hence, the list is "all over the place" if that makes sense.   This chapter, along with other previous chapters, pose unique challenges that I could never foresee.   I thought the One Small Favor chapter was going to be the hardest, but it was only the hardest in one aspect.   While all future chapters will be much shorter and more concise, that presents a unique problem of its own:  ensuring that the story is being well told with fewer words and eliminating scenes that don't really provide a significant contribution to the overall story.  I'm still very pleased with how the last chapter (now split into 5 separate chapters) turned out, but a common complaint was how long it was.  The rest of the chapters going forward shouldn't drag on nearly as long

@FlyingHorse717  Hi there! Someone already asked this last week but here's the response I gave (if you don't mind me recycling):
            
            Most of the Stratotic arsenal consists of traditional energy-based weapons such as plasmas and lasers, while some soldiers utilized more advanced weapons such as antimatter, gravity, or darkmatter.  Even miniature, controlled black holes were occasionally used in unique combat situations, although those were more rare.
            
            Cheribim has only used basic energy weaponry.

I also wonder what kind of weapons, besides cheribims blaster, the stratocracy have?

@duckytheswimmer123 That's a pretty good interpretation; I'm not going to lie. I also like what you said about Cheribim and Charity; it's a beautiful connection you made =)

@The_Cheribim i like to interptent Teacum  thinks Cherribrim is a weak sentimental traitor for choosing animals over the survival and expansion his kind.
            
            Also, for Cherribrim and Charity, I like how even in alternate realities, even with no memories, they still recognize each other almost like they were destined for each other.

@Heuhehsu   You better be happy xD  JK
            
            That's honestly a hard question since Cheribim hasn't really mentioned the Seraphim to anyone, including Charity.  But if we assume the two of them had a conversation outside of the story (i.e., somewhere off-camera), then we can safely assume that Charity and a small handful of Zootopians think of the Seraphim as Apex Predators.