New heroes come in!

And possibly more coming in after this.

Salvatore: For once! The G-52s are allowing more diversity!

Chuong: And it's going to be fun how the American and British G-52s react when they learn the cultural customs of the Dutch like Blitz Fox and the Taiwanese like Chrysanthemum Queen.

Icebreaker: You forgot Norway too.

Isaac: I think the American and British G-52s will be shocked to a degree if they visit our cities in The Netherlands to learn that our people on average are taller than their people but also ride bikes a lot. And to top it off, pickled herring is popular in Dutch bars and that food to us is what chicken wings are to Americans. We Dutch don't put ketchup on fries; instead we use mayonnaise made from scratch.

Chrysanthemum Queen: Taiwan's food scene is interesting ranging from boba tea to oyster omelets. We Taiwanese are obsessed with modernism and the future but at the same time, we like to keep traditions as well as to use modernism to emphasize them.

Lei: We Taiwanese also like stinky tofu; the fried ones are very popular though.

Rush: I tried that before and they taste like limburger cheese. Very strange.

Jiang/Andy: That's why fried stinky tofu has a lot of chilies and spices on them. It takes a little for foreigners to get used to them but nonetheless, fried stinky tofu in Taiwan is popular and any vendors that sells them literally have lines that can go from one block to another.

Captain C: The Americans more so than us because Britain is in Europe. But there are many things about their cultural customs we don't know about either.

Cripto: Tofu is something you won't find me eating dead or alive, but that's just me. Bendraqi fed it to me once while holding me hostage. It tasted horrible. That was the first time he took me captive.

Leo: Ironic, almost; he fed you that but questioned how you tolerate egg rolls.

Cripto: Mind you that's not real Chinese food.

Chrysanthemum Queen: He has to have fed you raw stinky fermented tofu then which is another way of how Taiwanese people eat tofu.

Lei: Another variant of tofu that I don't mind but foreigners can't handle them. People from Mainland China don't mind though.

Chuong: I don't know what egg rolls in America are like but okay.

Cripto: Yes, that sounds right. I thought it was the worst thing I'd ever eaten. *to Chuong* You ever heard of something called a spring roll? Egg rolls are a bit like that. It's common in Americanized Chinese food, food that is not real Chinese food but still appealing to us.

Chuong: Spring rolls? Of course! In Vietnam, we call that gỏi cuốn and they are those rice paper spring rolls with rice noodles, basil leaves, and shrimp inside. They're good and are served cooled. I love them a lot and Anh and Luong likes them too.

Cripto: Sounds good. Meanwhile, what do you think of the G-52s getting more diverse?

Chuong: A wonderful thing as well as a major game changer; especially with the ongoing situation across Europe against the EU and supervillains leading terrorist operations there. The G-52s are going to need more European G-52s, not British, to help balance this out.

Chrysanthemum Queen: We have Blitz Fox from The Netherlands so that's a start. Plus, its even better that the G-52s allow freedom of thought among their members because the thing with superhero and supervillain organizations is this; the organization is defined by their agendas and goals than by who they are and that's how they become successful. Diversity in personal beliefs, nationality, lifestyles, etc. is what makes an organization an organization than a cult.

C.W.: Take a look on the better side C.Q.; you're the third female G-52 after me.

Chrysanthemum Queen: Why yes! That almost flew over my head!

Chuong: So, we look for more potential female G-52s from Europe?

Chrysanthemum Queen: If you can, yes. Sure most of those Europeans are conservative but that doesn't mean there won't be female superheroes from there. Someone has to act and say something against this rampant terrorism plaguing Europe.

D.W.: I think you can benefit from more females altogether; it is common knowledge, however, that I was the first G-52 altogether recruited by the boss, on top of being the first female G-52, and the only one for many years.

Would you mind adding them in your 'characters list' or 'G-52's list' or something. I can't keep track of all the heroes.

I did add them to my big submission, "The Mortal's Basic Guide to the G-52s."

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13678857/