Look at it this way, Doc: You might be able to become the world's first experienced xenobiologist.
I think something is wrong with this sentence, but I don't understand what it's trying to say exactly.
'breaches'
First time I've seen it without a second 'e'. Interesting.
'than'
Something we can't talk about on this website happened in China in 1995.
Thank you, corrected.
Something like that.
Either he no longer has it, or he is only using Ringnestro because using fear is better in this situation than using avarice for some reason.
Sad yet wise.
I don't remember either Paul or the Renegade assimilating someone named Am-heh. Can you point out when that happened?
If you want proper scalie bois, just go back a bit before dinos to the time of crocodiliformes. They look like "classic" dinos.
Previously in the story it was mentioned that New Gods don't suffer from those sorts of power ring effects.
They don't. But he doesn't know that for sure.
No, because goa'uld can't talk.
Neither could Xalitan Xor.
Thank you, corrected.
It makes sense it would be her, given that she showed the most compassion earlier. I see they've at least relaxed around him, too, if they're interacting with him in civilian forms. I mean, otherwise, she'd just be a pretty girl talking to the weird moody guy out of nowhere.
He can be excused for being a little moody.
Only when it plays a part in a story somehow. Off-screen stuff doesn't exist, that sort of thing.
Hey, she's not that dumb. Not quite as bookish as Billy, but she's no fool.
Talking about the Holodeck's occasional manifestation of AI, like Moriarty?
Heh, I think she could feel the 'I'm talking to an idiot' tone in his voice...
...The sentiment is appreciated, even if the delivery makes the US Postal Service look good.
Eh, she's probably used to it from Billy. When he starts talking fancy, the others just smile and nod.
Well, I guess that puts the kibosh on 'build machines to build the machines he needs.' To be fair, there's no guarantee anything in his tech database would work in this universe, given odd physics interactions.
Sadly, going and slapping Rita around until she either helps to sustain him or surrenders to Zordon isn't viable...
Is it?Especially when you add in a Power Ring.
Ah, there's a more OL response.
What would you have him do? Go gallivanting around a planet he's seen plenty of in his comic world? Wander off into space to presumably fade away out there?
Less than twenty years, at this point. And the whole process isn't exactly perfect.
And a person's response to that question says a lot about them, doesn't it?
Teenagers. Thinking they're basically immortal, even in her line of work.
Which Supergirl? There was like five last time we saw. Not that she reads comics, she's too cool for that.
I do hope more haven't shown up yet... Ideally that little leakage has sealed itself.
Dealing with 'bloody normies' as a Comic Book geek is pain, I know.
It did not do well. Especially after Superman III went down like a brick.
Though it did catch some of the Silver Age beats, like the home city having been blasted off Krypton whole. Everything else? Yeah...
Hey, she tried. But... Popular girl of the nineties dealing with comic-book guy come to life? Uphill battle.
Ah, the joy of being basically lost. Now imagine if you hadn't had any DC metaknowledge at all?
Which makes about as much sense as anything magical, really.
Ah, so he could try and go beat up Rita. Whether it would work is up in the air.
I suspect Billy would be a little worried at this point, given he at least knows what OL can get up to if unsupervised...
And Zordon is probably feeling a cold sweat as he reads up on OL and discovers just what sort of person he is.
...And I just realised I assumed that's what he had planned to do. What if he'd been trying to call forth something nastier from the comic and got OL by accident?
That was pretty much what I was thinking. The very fact that he has knowledge of shit that hasn't happened yet in the PR universe, stuff that he as a "comic book character" from a comic made in-universe, has no right to actually know, means that there is more going on than just him being a fictional being magically brought to life.
Those were made on the planet Eltar, Zordon's home planet. It's reasonable to assume that Zordon simply doesn't have access to the means of producing them right now.
Zoat, you've got Zordon from the Power Rangers Movie mixed up with canon Zordon. Movie Zordon needed his tube to live, canon Zordon doesn't. The reason canon Zordon needs his tube is because back when he beat Rita 10,000 years ago, it was a mutual KO. Zordon sealed Rita and her crew in the space dumpster, while Rita sealed Zordon into some sort of "time warp" that exists outside of normal space-time. Canon Zordon uses his tube to communicate with normal reality, but he's not actually in the tube. At least until the Liarian wizard Lerigot free's Zordon from the time warp so that he can return to his home planet and his family(and allowing Zordon to be replaced with Dimitria).
Oh, he still needs the technology.
'I think'?
In addition to him supposedly having to build the technology, maybe it's because people store their memories in their souls and a computer doesn't? No idea how feasible that is, I don't know shit about Power Rangers lore.