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Originally Posted by TokuKnight89

Wouldn't this follow the standard of injecting a person with an altered or inert version of the thing that needs to be cured or quelled?

While not following the precise themes of "Remodeled Human", it does tackle the moral conundrum of using live people as test subjects, which is a theme I don't recall Ex-Aid addressing too hard if at all.

Ex-Aid didn't really address that, but Build dealt with human experimentation through the various Nebula Gas experiments, and IMO did a good job showing multiple sides of the issue: Experimenting on unwilling humans for the sake of power, like Faust and Evolt did, is evil, but volunteering as a test subject to get a chance at beating bad odds, like Kazumi, Gentoku, and the Three Crows did, is heroic even if it's also sometimes tragic. The show didn't get into more morally complex cases, but Build was juggling a lot of big ideas already so it's understandable that they'd keep that one simple.