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If he wasn't dead, yes. Lots of people can. Few can remain focused and useful.
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In the SI's estimated there's a reduced chance of Atrocitus going after the Controllers, because while they were involved in creating the Manhunters they wanted them destroyed afterwards whereas the Guardians kept them in service.
I think this is still true in WtRverse but iirc Paul needed someone that could still focus enough through the rage so that they could contribute to fusing into the White Light on Darkheim's soul. Probably a nice bonus that Orion doesn't become a rage zombie permanently dependent on the red ring to substitute his heart too, considering his physiology without Alan having to interfere…
Before Paul went to Vega he was largely confined to Earth due to his oath.
When you're in a metal case with ftl blur all around you, it doesn't really hit in the same way as seeing the planet right there beneath you. Roy wasn't showing any desires relating to it earlier as he hadn't been in that position before. He knew that he didn't have a problem flying; he flies in his power armour frequently.
Oh yeah, Scott Free being able to open boom tubes makes the Lantern FTL speed thing from earlier far less important. The significance of a Lantern being present would just be that they can contact Scott Free across interstellar distances.
They probably can't, actually. Scott doesn't have a power ring. They'd have to contact one of the Lanterns on Earth or the Watchtower and ask them to pass a message along. The Lanterns would also enable them to fly back if he was busy.
Yes. Sadly, Geoffrey Talbot didn't survive the Anti-Life and the SI has no idea who could help.
I think you mean the Sheeda, as you've previously said down below.
Which kind of 'stiffen'?
Hah.
How is he more than 5 feet tall at that age?
This is going to end well.
Bit of a non-sequitur no? Where'd the cake come from?
Hah.
On a side note, how exactly does that work? Electronic records disappear or get corrupted, but does the ink or whatever for paper records disappear or just become indecipherable along with the picture randomising or sth?
This is probably a stupid question, but why doesn't he assimilate some relatively skilled evil magician? I assume they won't be able to do magic, but considering Gary kept his fungus manipulation, or at least manipulated the orange light to manipulate fungi in the same way, an assimilated magician should be able to do something right?
Needs an 's'.
Surprisingly innocent.
What kind of accounting work needs a nitrogen tank? I assume you've had more than one job at least, but going from welding or maybe manufacturing is a pretty big jump. Unless you saw someone else use it of course.
Does he want the ring or Paul himself?
Is it? I mean I'm not going to question the logic too much, but eh? As for the hair thing, would it also require shaving your nostril hairs and the hairs lining your trachea?
Well that's not good.
Too bad his enlightenment won't last. Wonder if repeated and long periods of contact will make it easier for him to become enlightened normally.
Dead link.
Extra 'd'.
Is...that..how it works? So if he killed another god like Metis, would it stack?
Meteorology? Makes sense, but why? Who even placed that vow on him? Why even give him a chance to recover?
I'm surprised he has a reindeer's phone number.
Sounds like our Detroit.
Hah.
He's a galactic war criminal lady, you should run.
I assume she keeps it normally due to patriotism or because it feels unnatural to speak like that for so long.
Yes.
Damn, that was one hell of a correction midway through.
Needs an 's'
Seems unnecessary.
Yeah so adding to my previous question, it probably just fucks shit up without causing major damage. Corrupts data, messes up ink and pictures. Probably fucks up carvings too.
Why did he become a hero?
Would you look at that, character development. Granted he wouldn't have done this at his worst either, but I still kinda expected him to snipe him.
Did he assume he permanently became enlightened? Bit of a under reaction considering they need more of those for the Corps.
Huh, it's a bit odd seeing him feel this guilty ngl.
Huh, how long does it usually take? 2 hours?
Must've sucked.
Fair. Proper grammar is probably something they have programmed into them, but I suppose mannerisms still exist.
M'gann in canon should get arrested for a lot of things.
Works well enough I suppose. And once again, ironic.
I mean I'm sure there's a reason for it, but what's the point in destroying shit as villains? They don't really have a reputation to destroy and if it was just to be able to destroy stuff without being tracked, she could just use an entirely unique form no? I'm sure Lex can call up his buddies and ask if they attacked or not. Not that he'd need to considering it doesn't fit their MO.
Off if you.
Firstly, because he tends not to like assimilating people for moral reasons (though he did resolve to try to assimilate some monsters after he got in trouble with that ghost hydra death curse, which I don't think he has actually followed up on).
How do you people remember these things?
He's not. As per the comic, his 'head' is stuck on his shoulders on a frame.
While under the influence of the Ophidian, the SI made a very big cake. That and the giant naked statue are his most embarrassing moments.
The comic doesn't explain it, but I imagine that it either literally vanishes, becomes impossible to find or people find that they've mistakenly shredded it.
He has both Demon Nabu and Satannus as constructs. But given how old and powerful they both are, he doesn't want to take risks. In the comics the Construct Lanterns were able to regain flesh.
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That's for freezing biological samples.
His tattoos are fascinating.
In The Laundry Files, SOE officers have to record their paperclip usage because they can be used to track paperwork.
Works for me. Anyone else?
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It's not about killing, it's about absorbing their power. You can do that to a degree by killing them, but Zeus found a way to trap them and gain their full power.
Hephestaean
When you're a superhero, you just have to know these things.
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His boss wouldn't give him a raise.
Somewhere between 2 and 4.
It was a gag.
It's a bad plan, but if I had to guess they want the Light to know about it but want plausible deniability for the general public.
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He kept it. The hands of someone enlightened with a different colour is just about the only safe place to put it.
Or maybe he did that. I don't really remember.
Which means he was in fact lying to Highfather.
No, Zoat said that Orion was basically the only one that could actually be useful because he can actually focus his rage, so he wasn't lying to Izaya.
Does he ever do any training with it?
General reminder that we have seen what they needed to do.
Works for me, and I might not've seen it the first time because I think I'd remember something that bizarre.
He doesn't have it. Per my post 3 above yours, he gave it to Dox for secure storage.
Which would require them to be able to focus the rage in order to use it like that.
Nope, Red Lanterns only need focus if they want to make constructs.
If Orion was not able to focus his rage then he wouldn't have been useful for the making of White Light.
Ferengi: Yep.
Computer parts can have bits of gold in them, so it's possible that New Gods use it to channel power.
'though'
I hope she never stops being single so you can keep this joke running.