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Was it good porn?I know next to nothing about the setting. I've probably seen more porn of it than actual animation.
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Was it good porn?I know next to nothing about the setting. I've probably seen more porn of it than actual animation.
I don't know the characters well enough to say.
No, because there wouldn't be any reason for in to be in New York, and if he wasn't in New York how would anyone know he was in that setting?Any chances for an alternate Paul in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
I did have an idea for a story set on Terisiare after the Apocalypse War. But it isn't an SI story.
The Star Wars setting is uplift-proof and there's no one there who could make a Central Power Battery.Also I know you said that you wouldn't do a Paul in Star Wars because you refuse to use the new Disney Canon and you can't remember much of the Legends Timeline, but are there any other reasons you wouldn't do it?
A TTG comic had a picture so I presume the Teen Titans League lineup is basically the same.
Seems a bit influenced by the JL cartoon- Bats, Supes, WW, MM, Stewart, Hawkwoman, Flash, Aquaman, Black Canary, Captain Atom, Atom, Zatanna, Supergirl, and Mary Marvel.
So between Aquaman with his hook hand and Hawkwoman with her Nth metal spiked mace, and I'm not sure how concerned they are about fatalities. It's not like hard metal sharp points are known for stun settings.
I do suspect they'd want them to dial it back to a dull roar though, so I imagine it would depend on how much Red and his wife are willing to not act like they are in a live action Mortal Kombat game.
Worse comes to worse they can form their own team.
I would actually argue that Paul is one of the people most willing to accept compromise, he's just very aware of what he is and is not willing to accept and perfectly aware of how far he is willing to go in pursuit of what he wantsHe's obsessive, single-minded, and deeply unwilling to consider compromise or alternative solutions. More than once characters have had to warn Paul off from doing something deeply stupid because his first thought is to remove the problem, by force if necessary.
I mean it is literally his life's work and that can also be said for pretty much every superheroHis unswerving obsession with the concept of the Uplift developed to the extent it seems to have taken over most of his life.
This gets brought up a lot when people critique Paul buts it's just objectively untrue, he's constantly handing over authority and control of his projects to other peopleHe constantly bounces around from one project to the next, has tremendous control freak tendencies and/or extreme difficulty accepting handing tasks off to others to the extent vacations make him uncomfortable, reoccurring discomfort with the idea of disorder, and so on and so on.
Aside from this, I don't really see much of a problem.and deeply unwilling to consider compromise or alternative solutions
Pretty sure his name in English is Alexander.Been a while since we saw this Paul, I'm very glad we get to see his married life with Blackfire and that we learn their son's name, but what would Alikand'r's name be in english? As for their decision to join the Justice League, poor Blue Beetle really is regretting giving this interview. Any new alternate Pauls on the way by any chance?
Yes, which I know, which you would know if you had bothered to read the literally very first sentence in my post instead of getting distracted in your eagerness to correct an imaginary mistake.
It's not even a long sentence. "A TTG comic had a picture so I presume the Teen Titans League lineup is basically the same."
You somehow got bored and wandered off after reading the first third of the first sentence.
A truly impressive lack of follow through. Kudos.
Oh wellNo, because there wouldn't be any reason for in to be in New York, and if he wasn't in New York how would anyone know he was in that setting?
Alright thenI did have an idea for a story set on Terisiare after the Apocalypse War. But it isn't an SI story.
Hmm, that's an unfortunately good point about the Central Power Battery. But I question it being uplift-proof.The Star Wars setting is uplift-proof and there's no one there who could make a Central Power Battery.
I'm pretty confident about the uplift-proof thing. To say nothing of Mon Montha gleefully turning the New Republic back into a dictatorship.
Dude they didn't let Lobo join.
Well I think Kid Lobo was a member of Comic Teen Titans as some point but Teen Titans is insane.
Also of the main League only Batman won't kill for sure (unless is Darkseid). Wonder Woman, Superman and some of the Flashes will kill if needed.
Also a rage ring and Super Tamarean powers would have a hard time dealing with Superman, much less the main League members together.
What they are doing is like if the Joker walked to the League and asked to join. Heck at this point they basically have killed more people that the local Joker!
I feel like they should have at least two more...
For science's sake...
I don't agree with your opinion of Mon Mothma turning the New Republic into a dictatorship, while it is true I haven't familiarized myself with all of Legends after Endor, I don't recall ever hearing about something like that other than Garm Bel Iblis being worried at first only to join up again during the Thrawn campaign. However I don't feel like getting into another argument like we did with Kuvira and agree to disagree instead. As for the time travel thing, as I recall that was never considered canon since the story wasn't actually published. But if you ever do change your mind I do have a suggestion of how Paul could gain power for his ring, though it is admitedly a long shot, drain power from Abeloth directly, siphon it out maybe.I'm pretty confident about the uplift-proof thing. To say nothing of Mon Montha gleefully turning the New Republic back into a dictatorship.
It might be kind of interesting to try tracking down the time machine that brought the first human colonists to the setting, however.
I don't agree with your opinion of Mon Mothma turning the New Republic into a dictatorship, while it is true I haven't familiarized myself with all of Legends after Endor, I don't recall ever hearing about something like that other than Garm Bel Iblis being worried at first only to join up again during the Thrawn campaign. However I don't feel like getting into another argument like we did with Kuvira and agree to disagree instead.
I never read the stuff with the Abeloth.As for the time travel thing, as I recall that was never considered canon since the story wasn't actually published. But if you ever do change your mind I do have a suggestion of how Paul could gain power for his ring, though it is admittedly a long shot, drain power from Abeloth directly, siphon it out maybe.
No, because there wouldn't be any reason for in to be in New York, and if he wasn't in New York how would anyone know he was in that setting
The Star Wars setting is uplift-proof and there's no one there who could make a Central Power Battery.
You could just go the route of using the Force to charge the ring the same way your Warhammer SI's use the Warp.
As for it being uplift-proof, there are various planets, species and cultures that could use help, do that's not necessarily true.
Also I'm kinda seeing a version of Paul helping Force users better balance themselves so that they don't go the crazy Sith route.
Why would Paul care about force users? They can't meaningfully help anything save as diplomats (sometimes), assassins, and countering other force users. If he just wants to uplift things with non-slavery based droids and post-scarcity stuff like Dyson Shells they're pretty much useless.
It's a bit like Named in a Practical Guide to Evil. During a big war you can send them out to kill particularly dangerous foes, but they don't hold ground, grow more food, ship that food, or make more soldiers. In peacetime they're law enforcement at best and that's where Paul wants to actually do stuff.
I completely agree with you on that on the matter of Paul getting interested in Force powered technology. As for Mon Mothma Mr Zoat... Okay I will admit you have a point but that would be a good reason for Paul to step in and help the Rebel Alliance/New Republic/Galactic Alliance not fall into that trap though I don't categorize Mon Mothma or the majority of the Rebels as being villains. As for the matter of Abeloth, do you at least know who and what she is even if you haven't read any books where she appears?The Force can be used to do a lot more than hit things good or hypnotize people. The first hyperdrives in the galaxy were made by enchanting some machines with The Dark Side after The Rakatan Infinite Empire saw some spacewhales go FTL, which is the tech everyone else used to figure it out, and before that a group of Light Side users set up what basically amounts to a Stargate network. The Force can also be used to help grow crops, lets you see the future, literally timetravel, alter the genetics of things to an absurd degree, and so, so much more.
It's just magic, but in space, something Paul has expressed a lot of interest in from every timeline we've seen. And the impressive stuff you can do with it is damn near main-line comic level for both DC and Marvel. Thinking of The Force as anything other than the single most versatile, potent tool in Star Wars (and honestly a lot of fiction) is doing it a massive disservice.
Did you not know about the several volumes of comic crossover and an animated movie of them together?Fun fact, since TMNT is owned by WB, they could cross over with DC easily. Though then again the Turtles do share an origin with Matt Murdock.
Eh, I just take it that Zoat isn't interested in Star Wars like that.
Did you not know about the several volumes of comic crossover and an animated movie of them together?
Why would Paul care about force users? They can't meaningfully help anything save as diplomats (sometimes), assassins, and countering other force users
It might be kind of interesting to try tracking down the time machine that brought the first human colonists to the setting, however.
They.