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Both. Use the ones you like and murder the ones you don't like in a dark alleyway.

What counts as an element can be expanded to a ridiculous degree. Like I could say that world magic is an elemental form and have somebody out there throwing around miniature planetoids to fight. But for more, typical types, I do like the freedom that wind/air represents. But coolness factor...

Everything is variable. But personally, I like to describe the surroundings first, then focus on the combatants, and their actions, only mentioning the surroundings again if the battle shifts or part of the environment plays an important part in the fight.

Tech mogul with a mouth and personality even bigger than his wallet.

I don't exactly, have one. Hmmm, something I could, almost count. Big water, but unpredictable?

One piece, on the off chance that I can get the Neko Neko no Mi model Nekomata. Or, any neko neko no mi model, really. Cause there are some random background characters with devil fruits!

Not there yet, but my main dungeon core mc will eventually dip her toes in that category.

Dude. Handsome Jack, and Jack of Blades are allllllll I need. I'm sure I could think of more if I really wanna. But like, nobody else stands on their platform. . . Okay top five plus their game of origin? Why not. Kinda on the spot though. I'll try. 1) Handsome Jack, Borderlands franchise...

There are endless possibilities, several of which people have already suggested. But in this situation where it has already been that way a long time, they might well settle on the standard seen in a lot of litrpg type things where they'd just call it; "Evolution", "Monster Evolution"...

I haven't done a cultivation yet. But have some in mind. Leaning on ten major steps. Might use different wording depending on the setting. One of my ideas uses the word realms specifically. Intending it to be nine originally but then someone breaks the system and reaches a tenth, throwing a...

In theory, it is one of the most iconic classic monsters. In practice, kinda ends up a base mob monster most of the time. And in the rare cases where it isn't a basic monster, it usually ends up OVERDONE somehow. Like, c'mon Minotaur ain't no S rank monster, people. If it were depicted about how...

I would pop this planet like a bubble if I actually had the ability to. At least it would be a quick end to all the pain and hate.

I would like a 56th dimensional penrose triangle for mine!

My cat huffs at me. Not sure if she knows the sound was meant to mean exasperation, but still.

I'm sure it can work. The relationship ideal for Dungeons and Adventurers is a symbiotic one. They can grow stronger from battling each other, but no need to be rude about it, or only have hostility. Challenging Adventurers seriously when they run the Dungeon is not only okay, but basically...

Yeah, that bothers me sometimes too. I've been considering trying a crack at it myself and/or a subversion of the trope. Like, sure the mana decreased by half, but the complexity of magic formula increased to compensate, so the mages are actually better even if they don't have as much to work...

Technically no, but sometimes it is treated that way. Just look at Inuyasha.

I like both. Generally, I'd say the furry ones are cuter, and the scaly ones are cooler. Generally.

They're all dating eachother, and I'm the catgirl.

It can be done well. Like that one banished from the Hero's party manga where the Hero is a young girl effectively cursed to be a Hero, but is actively resisting that. Edit: Her name is Ruti, and she is more than just a hero. Felt, obliged to add that after I thought of it.