Why would Peter Wynne of Earth 12 make his name to have anything to do with the Nguyens of Earth 16? Plus Peter Wynne lived in England when he came up with that identity. I highly doubt he ever met the Earth 12 Nguyens.
Yeah, that's kinda where I am.
hey, dont judge Barney!
Yes. That's more or less the core plot of the final season (that and fighting off the villains) and thus vicariously the entirety of MLP:FIM.
that's... a heck of a thing to do to someone you cordially loathe, let alone someone who you mentored as a protege!
They came back from vacation, but in the finale we see they've retired outright. I'm sure they still visit though. And while Twilight's no longer living with her main group of friends they outright show up to visit in the episode, and it's clear it's a regular thing for them. And I'm sure "Princess of Friendship" Twilight Sparkle has made more by then we don't have time to see. The outliving her friends we don't see (her friends are merely healthy established adults post time-skip) but it's obviously what's in store for her long term....did....they ever come back, or did they just leave her there alone the whole time to outlive her entire family/social circle?
ill admit i never got much into S2 before getting epic sidetracked by a series of real life disasters-that detail took me a little by supprise >.<
That's what I meant. Ever met her back then. He had already decided on his name by the time he went after Clayface.
I'm actually in the reverse. I lost nearly all interest in Paragon after he Zatanna/star saphire arc. It was only when Sheeda invasion began i really cared again since both stories seemed interwoven. I have 0 interest in MLP as well but i'm not tyrned off by what is here. I read Grayven and put up with Paul while you do the reverse. i find it kind a odd choice to bring her here for therapy, then immediatly ditch her for a private alk. I still think its going to be a herd expansion by end of arc.
Shouldn't they abuse the self-destruction function?
Don't they need to get close enough to attach a filament to assimilate? Then some of the less resilient lanterns might get hurt.
Thank you, corrected.
Alternatively ... do. They self destruct. Meaning its a way to kill them.
The Scarab AIs are shackled/enslaved by Reach programming, because the Reach are so mustache-twirling evil that they deliberately create sapient AI in their war machines just to enslave them. So even if the Scarab AI and the poor person playing host to the Scarab both wanted to be assimilated (either because Paul messed with their desires or they want to hurt the Reach in any way they can), the countermeasures would likely engage regardless and cause it to self-destruct.
Well, without the shields to Greedport, of course they'll pick you up on FTL sensors. I expect the Mages are a bit mana-starved right now, eh?
Good to see such coordination between fleet elements. Looks like things are going well.
Thought so. So they'll likely need to capture a nearby planet with enough of a thaumic presence to recover the shields... Or maybe develop batteries capable of holding enough arcane energy to provide them with the necessary power. Until then, they're deep behind enemy lines, and the Reach now they're here. I expect constant harrying attacks as they move, then.
So well done, Dox. your haste has blown the cover of one of your few major advantages.
Hooray.Heh, their own desires getting reinforced by seeing them successfully filled. Such is the nature of picking people who want to kill Reach forces.
Gold star for those lads, lasses and/or other. The Reach do tend to build their ships tough. The hard part will be making sure wrecks are intact enough to use that way without them still being able to fight.
I See You... </Sauron>
Worth making the attempt at a peaceable capture. But with all the mental constraints and controls they have set, it's not going to be easy.
Yep, Dox is going to be getting yelled at after this. And it will be satisfying as hell, I bet.
Not a significant response. But with OL's construct strength, the Scarab is going to have a hard time breaking them.
'Well, excrement...' The scarab thinks. Yeah, he knows he's screwed, and I bet he can guess just how hard...
Green lanterns. And I doubt it. Oh, this guy (until otherwise revealed...) has no idea how deep he is in the shit, doesn't he?
Which we know will bite him in the ass one day, as seen in the 'Gate' snippets. But that won't be anytime soon...
Bet that was a surprise to him. Especially if he was using weapons specifically tuned to disrupt Green constructs.
Joy of being able to disable your host's pain reflexes. Disabling him is going to take extreme measures, methinks...
Oh, he's getting desperate, isn't he? Surprised there's no visible Fear. But then, the rider is probably damping that alongside the pain...
Good luck finding it, boyo. I have the feeling Earth wouldn't be too happy to see the Reach right now anyway...
Sensible fellow. Smart enough to realise his popper ain't doing shit, and not too proud to give up on a tactic when it's clearly not working.
Too bad for him that OL is just that damn good. The Earth Bullshittm helps, of course.
Huh. that's a surprise. I doubt it was the assimilation specifically that triggered it. A general failsafe against Spectrum energy interference? Or a defence against some other similar power they added in at some point after a particularly messy conquest?
Which raises the question of how they found out he could do that? Did he use any Construct lanterns any previous times the Reach could have observed him? Did they have some reasonable predictions of Spectrum energy abilities, perhaps?
Job's a good 'un, Boss.
Cue the victory screen and post-battle scoring tally. Or at least, the Lanterns will probably be celebrating their win...Ouch, not even calling him Clarissi? Then again, Dox's acting as Fleet staff in this operation, isn't he?
is this that same scarab warrior from the show?
Somehow I doubt the Scarab Warrior gained orange enlightenment during that conversation.
