I argued the atmosphere point with BeeAre a fair bit. Lulz were had.
Something about Mandark using heavy water (deuterium protium oxide) to drown Blossom, which somehow permitted her to remain alive due to a richer oxygen content. Now, either Mandark was too stupid to realise that it wouldn't kill her, Blossom forgot how to breathe the oxygen richness anyway or it's all just a rubbish excuse.
But it's a cartoon! No sweat.
Then again, Bell on the moon (talking, no less). Apparently you can breathe in tiny minute space particles with no redeeming life-sustaining issues whatsoever, and from that sustain yourself if you are a hero. It also permits you to talk in airless environments because your vocal waves only need the sparsest of particles to vibrate in order to carry your resonant tones. There was also something about using Blossom's ice breath to extract useful oxygen from space, which made no sense in that space is an endless snapfrozen abyss and taking anything into a normally-functioning body (hero!) will warm it rather than cool it. Her firebreath is out of the question because fire needs rich oxygen.
Oh wait! Hero!
I'd draw a comparison between the hero schtick and people's use of religion to calm their fears and doubts but I risk offending anyone.
Let's just read it for the pretty colours
@ TheEvilOne
Very interesting how you mentioned living people. People like Mojo and DICK!!! were mutated rather than given life through the 'chemical'. I also believe that Doc X is another victim of the mutation because he too was cursed with the previously-alive stipulation. Personally I think that the whole 'user intent' effect still occurs when the subject is alive. Mojo, a monkey and thus ancient relative of humanity (yet never as intelligent as them) was granted a genius mind (and Asian inflection) in order to meet the desire to become like the man who had cared for him (and the subsequent abandonment in favour of the girls twisted his mind to eeeeeevil!). I wouldn't know about Dick cos I never cared TOO much about the show, and never saw that episode. I heard he died though, and was a bit of a prick.
X, in my opinion, was someone attempting to match Utonium's achievement. Perhaps he was a family friend. A colleague. A rival. A relative? Fact was, Utonium's breakthrough was an accident. Approach the issue with precision and the result would be superior right? One explosion later and fuelled by remorse, rage at his own failings (and Utonium's profound success), the poor fella transforms into a hideous demonic creature whose very visage reeks of fury and angry overtones whilst enhancing his intellect further (much like Mojo, which makes me think that was why he captured him a few chapters ago - cos they're similar in their post-mutation gain). After that, he makes Bell.
How? Why? There are differences of opinion on that...
, and Keeper of the Jar Brain of Secret President. 
