Mr Zoat
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Thank you, corrected.You might have dropped a word, 'aren't numerous enough' flows better.
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Thank you, corrected.You might have dropped a word, 'aren't numerous enough' flows better.
Oh, I'm excited to think that one or more Sivana's might spend their time fighting the Reach. That could shorten the war by quite a bit. But, more importantly to me, I think there's going to be some cool fights coming up."If you want another opportunity, I'm going out to pick a fight with the Reach. Do you want to come along?"
"You know? I think that I do."
Found a broken picture. Were Lex's parents abusive or something?I lean forward. "Growing up as you did, the way your parents treated you, it's not surprising that you learned to.. cope. But it wouldn't be a sensible trait to include in an AI mind designed to run a military spacecraft." Lex looks decidedly disquieted. "No offence intended. I've long been impressed by how you function in spite of it."
Depends on the continuity.Found a broken picture. Were Lex's parents abusive or something?
Just curious, but what was the picture that was on the link supposed to show?
I don't remember. I'll try and work it out when I get home this evening.Just curious, but what was the picture that was on the link supposed to show?
I've just made my way through this story. I really enjoyed it. Hence the many hours of reading. And now I have some questions. To begin, I think I read somewhere that Krono, the fallout Paul, used perfect FEV on himself, as developed by his research institute and genius associates. My questions are, what exactly is perfect FEV? Do you get to keep your original form, become a radiation proof self regenerating immortal, gain super mutant strength and toughness, and with no risk of mental defect? If Krono can develop this, why is he not offering to develop a cure for super mutants and ghouls by a similar mechanism? I know some would turn him down. Does he make this FEV as available to the public as he makes his psychic powers, or less?
Thank you, corrected.
He's been treated with perfected FEV. He's immune to disease and radiation, is stronger, tougher and regenerates rapidly and doesn't appear to age.
No. The ring charge was used up fixing the neurotropic initiator that gave him psychic powers. The perfected FEV was produced by working with super mutant researchers, Diana and Groom Lake's biotechnology laboratory.
Perfect FEV is the FEV which fulfils theI've just made my way through this story. I really enjoyed it. Hence the many hours of reading. And now I have some questions. To begin, I think I read somewhere that Krono, the fallout Paul, used perfect FEV on himself, as developed by his research institute and genius associates. My questions are, what exactly is perfect FEV? Do you get to keep your original form, become a radiation proof self regenerating immortal, gain super mutant strength and toughness, and with no risk of mental defect? If Krono can develop this, why is he not offering to develop a cure for super mutants and ghouls by a similar mechanism? I know some would turn him down. Does he make this FEV as available to the public as he makes his psychic powers, or less?
No, as far as I remember that's all I've written about that iteration.Thank you for the response. I guess that brings me on to subject number two. Other than the posts made in episodes 95 and 101, were there any other accounts of fantasy Warhammer Paol's actions? I think I saw a post where Mr Zoat summarized what Warhammer Paol did in episode 101 before he actually wrote episode 101, and I was wondering if there was anything similar.
I'm a sucker for random MC quirks kicking off central traditions and long standing policies.This whole thing's become a bit of a ritual amongst Orange Lanterns
Not sure if I'll get any responses to my last post, so I'll just move on to the last thing I'm interested in. What does everyone think is going on with Constantine? I have my own theory, and I could probably get a good view of what everyone thinks from scrolling through the thread, but I'd prefer to ask it here. All I've really heard is that some people think that John Quinn is Golden Boy, and is planning to do something evil, likely involving John Constantine.
I don't remember much from the Teen Titans tv series, but how much did Mr Zoat downplay Blackfire's evil there?
I don't remember much from the Teen Titans tv series, but how much did Mr Zoat downplay Blackfire's evil there? I know that the parallel Blackfire mentioned in episode 97 was full evil, so he's not overly biased towards the character in general
Well, her intro episode involved her coming to Earth specifically to let Starfire take the fall for her crimes and also take her place on Earth.
Then the next episode with her had her conquer Tamaran with support of an alien fleet and try to "make peace" by wedding Star to some blobby tentacle monster thing.
From what I could get from the wiki, it seemed to me that, regardless of if Golden Boy was or was not behind all of John's suffering, he was at least trying to kill him or cause him suffering in a few cases. Also, is Golden Boy just a parallel universe John, or was he a parallel universe version of John's unborn twin brother? Whatever he is, he seemed much more powerful than John Quinn is.
I looked it up, and it seems that Blackfire also traded Starfire to the Gordanians in order to end the war on Tamaran. Assuming that is all, she is at least somewhat evil, but no more evil than Mr Zoat presents her
Did she not do it in order to end the war? Not that I see why that could even end the war anyway, just wondering if there was any source proving that she did it for purely petty reasons.She also betrayed her people and sold her sister into slavery for petty reasons, just like her pre Flashpoint comic self.
And Teen Titans Blackfire's reasons were even more petty and childish than her pre Flashpoint self.
Did she not do it in order to end the war? Not that I see why that could even end the war anyway, just wondering if there was any source proving that she did it for purely petty reasons.
I guess the wiki also kind of paints it as her betrayal. But she obviously wants to rule Tamaran, so why betray it to the Gondorians who destroyed it?
If her sister was the problem, there were plenty of ways of trying to get rid of her.
I will admit that according to the comic page shown above, Mr Zoat did end up cleaning Blackfire's background a bit, but the character and situation is portrayed in such a cartoony way that I don't think any real blame can be put on her for Tamaran losing the war. We don't exactly know what the situation was there, but judging from how it usually seems to go, Tamaran probably couldn't have ever beat the Gondorians, and I don't know how much her betrayal would have actually made things worse, nor will that ever be known. Blackfire is fully responsible for sending her sister off to slavery, though.
I will admit that according to the comic page shown above, Mr Zoat did end up cleaning Blackfire's background a bit, but the character and situation is portrayed in such a cartoony way that I don't think any real blame can be put on her for Tamaran losing the war. We don't exactly know what the situation was there, but judging from how it usually seems to go, Tamaran probably couldn't have ever beat the Gondorians, and I don't know how much her betrayal would have actually made things worse, nor will that ever be known. Blackfire is fully responsible for sending her sister off to slavery, though.
We were talking about Teen Titans Blackfire. I'm certain that she didn't do the second half of that stuff (everything past the enslavement treaty). Granted, doing the first half still makes her a terrible person, but Mr Zoat's portrayal of her is still accurate, except for the whole betraying Tamaran stuff, which is barely covered in Teen Titans, so Mr Zoat glossing over it isn't too big a deal.First she tried to murder her little sister.
Then she not only betrayed her world by giving the Citadel Tamaran's complete defense system layout she was one of the soldiers who helped conquer it.
Then she arranged a treaty where her little sister was made a slave and banished from her own planet.
Oh yes she was Starfire's master by the by.
She was the one who degraded and tortured her sister for years and had her raped by multiple people.
When Starfire killed one of her rapists, Blackfire was going to have her executed.
Being kidnapped by Psions literally saved Starfire's life.
That is what Zoat made just a gal with anger issues.
As for the universe 16 version of her, Mr Zoat is free to portray her however he wishes,