Usually? Somewhere around Maltusian level.
The Controllers belong to the oldest race in the universe, not the most advanced.
That's a bold assumption given it hasn't been stated yet in universe.
That's certainly a possibility.
Yeah, there's... No way he wouldn't have met them. I'll change it.
Not even close.
Except it's been stated and shown multiple times that they're perhaps the most advanced race in the universe.
General reminder that there are several Elseworlds where the Kryptonian's don't turn insular and end up taking over pretty much everything.
No, that would be the Monitors, and behind them the New Gods.
The Monitors haven't appeared in this story, so their tech level is unknown.
The universe isn't that big in this story.
Correction, they DO use tech, it's just that said tech seems mostly designed to piggy-back off of the user's connection to the Source.
In fairness that wasn't Zoat. It was Greg Weisman who nerfed the Maltusians.
Heck, if that's true then Zoat actually made them stronger since aside from the majority of the Milky Way, they also have Lanterns to a significant degree in two other galaxies.
'Within' the hour, I believe.
Link problem.
Thank you, corrected.
Ah, the Psion 'homeworld', more or less. Or what's left of it after a few thousand Orange Lanterns and a coalition fleet finished with it, anyway. Might need a bit if renovations if they're looking at it for colonisation.
Since in stellar terms, Tamaran and the Corps is right next door. But, as he notes, it's a hell of a fixer-upper.
So he just sends Lanterns who seem like they might be good at finding useful things and have them poke around. Wasteful, but it could serve as some manner of punishment detail, perhaps.
I'm picturing a burnt-out husk.
A perfect little garden world, then. Just a bit of a project.
And it's doubtful their creators would ever bother letting them come back.
Ah, that is a big bonus, given the rather flat state of the galaxy's magical ecology.
Though I imagine they'd have to work with near-famine levels of thaumic energies. I suppose they'd develop skills at working with minute levels of power...
I imagine it's a bit of a wet place.
Eh, that sort of thing rarely ends well. I suspect they'd be rather traumatised, no matter how gentle the transfer.
So very much below the desirable level of profitable return on his investment.
Odym... Future home base of the Blue Lantern Corps. Could be a bit of a butterfly.
And that sort of thing also suggests someone expects to be coming back to occupy it, too. I don't think you can claim squatter's rights on an entire planet.
Ah, yes. Invasive species. A lesson humanity has been taught repeatedly, and it's only barely sticking.
But they're so pleasant, you would feel terrible about it?
Heh. An amusing bit of symmetry between parallel universes.
And anyone moving in would probably be tarred with the same brush as the previous owners.
Good luck with that. Fortunately, they did vary quite a bit form humans.
And the Renegade doesn't quite have the same friendly relationship with Thanagar as the Paragon does. That would probably seen as an aggressive move.
These are meant to be racial boltholes, not pleasant day-trip destinations, after all.
If he can persuade Hal to help out, he could probably coordinate with the Greenie's star maps.
Ah, that antagonistic association. The Renegade's not made a lot of friends out here, has he?
No doubt very suspicious of what he's up to.
Damn. Good to know it's not lonely, but still...
Oh, not him directly, of course.
At least the explanation is reasonable. Some people wouldn't trust him on that.
Eh, not the same atmosphere to them as claiming an entire world...
If only to avoid stepping on anyone's toes in terms of prior claims.
I'm sure they'd be happy to customise some planets for you... For a price.
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Nope, but those establish a Krypton baseline.
Actually they have, or well, the Anti-Monitor has, and even just a small piece of his armor scared the pants off the Guardians.
Extraneous 'a'
More 'barren, lifeless hunk of floating rock' really. There was never anything much living on it naturally.
No, not really. You remember, it's the males look like standard humanoids and the females are slugs. And the reproduce by fucking and then killing the slug females.
No, he actually gets on okay with Jordan.
Thank you, corrected.
Elseworlds aren't really good at doing those kinds of things.
The Maltusians are still standing, and he's not.
Hey, did renegade ever figure out that it was Controller Hinion who summoned him into the DC universe?
Yes, when he went to meet the Controllers.
No, because she wasn't. She just made the ring, and has no idea how he got it specifically.
Whoops. Misread that question.
