I think Tomaster is crying because his Super Strength is a passive ability, so I want you (Tomaster) to tell me what is the difference from a wall reinforced with steel beams, and a wall held by lots of mechanical arms, except for obvious strength difference.

The Chlorophyll in your skin requires some brain functions to be used for it to be useful or else it will just generate energy to your skin and basically be quite useless. But my point is that my Nanotube skeleton is a passive ability, BUT IT'S JUST THERE, it doesn't require any maintenance whatsoever, so it's like you'll say a mustache should be a passive ability.

ShadoWKilleR255 [1]: To form a nanotube wall, one needs the matter to create the wall from. Without thinking, you take the matter from the nearest source, the stairs. Then, you realize your mistake, and halt your taking of matter, but its too late. The stairs are already fatally weakened, and collapse onto themselves. To make matters worse, it keeps collapsing down from the weight of the rubble, like a giant house of cards. Eventually, the crashes of collapsing stairs comes to a stop, and all the stairs between you and everything below you are destroyed. NICE ONE.
2/2 Active Abilities:
- Precision Mass/Energy Control
- Telekinesis
--- COMBO TECHNIQUE: Massively Effective Accelerator Rifle
1/2 Passive Abilities:
- Nanotube Skeleton
- Resting Regeneration
1/4 Inventory:
- Archipelago Map/Arm Repair Idea
1/2 Equipped:
- Knuckle Blade
Injuries:
- Shot Arm (Cannot use, 2 turns to heal)

I was just arguing for fun with them, but the point is that Hyper MAY have just made a mistake. /abuse_of_tones_over_internet /discussion

and also, Tomaster, CrazyMLC and Lizard are not the current dicemeister as far as I know..

Goodness, you people are rancorous.
Your nanotube skeleton is an ability because it A) provides a benefit and B) isn't natural to your body. Passive means that it's always on, so you don't have to say "Use my nanotube skeleton so I don't break any bones if I get a one" every turn.