DAT_NOOB
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Seems like something that should happen to regular paul
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Seems like something that should happen to regular paul
Seems like it should happen to every Paul...except White Lantern Paul.
Why wouldn't it happen to White Lantern Paul? I would think that since his ring recharges by embracing life, he would even be more at risk then the others(except for Star Sapphire Paul).Seems like it should happen to every Paul...except White Lantern Paul.
Dawwww, those two are so adorable together.
On that note, I am pretty sure Blackfire was 17-18 in the TeenTitans cartoon given Starfire was somewhere around 16 herself.
Eh don't know enough about there situation, although it probably should happen to anti-green lantern paul he doesn't deserve any more bad things happening to him.Seems like it should happen to every Paul...except White Lantern Paul.
No I did not but there was a lot less killing involved in that, I was calling for a full-time yandere Zatanna #KiLlYoUrFrIeNdSDid.. did you miss that whole thing with Zatanna and the dragon people?
I think it's regular Teen Titans, not Go.Remember this is the Titans Go show verse, and since I didn't watch it, its totally plausible for starfire to be 14 in that show and that would make blackfire 15.
Remember this is the Titans Go show verse, and since I didn't watch it, its totally plausible for starfire to be 14 in that show and that would make blackfire 15.
According to the Teen Titans wiki it seems to be way shorter, since Starfire is listed as 156 years old-in Tamaran years.
... or maybe Tamaraneans are longer-lived and grow up more slowly. Maybe both.According to the Teen Titans wiki it seems to be way shorter, since Starfire is listed as 156 years old-in Tamaran years.
They also list Blackfire as being born in 1987, so unless time travel is involved I doubt that.... or maybe Tamaraneans are longer-lived and grow up more slowly. Maybe both.
That would make her seventeen in 2004, then.They also list Blackfire as being born in 1987, so unless time travel is involved I doubt that.
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Thank you, corrected.
There's one in this year's April Fools episode.I hope we eventually see a non-orange enlightened paul, so we can compare the 'enlightened perspectives' and such.
Just checked what you posted on April 1st 2019 (wing and dagger part 2) and it's a normal non-interlude chapter. Or do you mean 2020?Thank you, corrected.
There's one in this year's April Fools episode.
He means April in-story. Which he may or may not reach this out-of-story year, depending on how busy Paul's next two months are.Just checked what you posted on April 1st 2019 (wing and dagger part 2) and it's a normal non-interlude chapter. Or do you mean 2020?
But uh, living among a enslaved and brutalized population, being kidnapped and tortured, and fighting for your life all do wonders for speeding up emotional development, so I'm sure she's mature by now. And traumatized.
Maybe not time travel, but time dilation due to (faster than) light speed travel might be a thing in this situation. But now I'm speculating.They also list Blackfire as being born in 1987, so unless time travel is involved I doubt that.
For some reason no one ever seems to consider time dilation in comics where someone is capable of relativistic speeds. To be fair, though, it's glossed over even in most sci-fi.Maybe not time travel, but time dilation due to (faster than) light speed travel might be a thing in this situation. But now I'm speculating.
Sadism would imply that he enjoys inflicting pain for its own sake. He doesn't. He experienced job satisfaction when he kills vile people.Lol, I love how Red Lantern Paul has no problem sadistically butchering his enemies but having sex with Blackfire is a big no no for him.
I think Tamaran doesn't have the same laws about maturity and consent like Earth. So I don't why this is such a problem with him. I get that It's weird and all, but she comes from an Alien planet that has a completely different society and culture. I wouldn't sweat on It.
I could be wrong, but Isn't that still technically Sadism?Sadism would imply that he enjoys inflicting pain for its own sake. He doesn't. He experienced job satisfaction when he kills vile people.
I could be wrong, but Isn't that still technically Sadism?
I mean he might only kill vile and evil people, but If he enjoys Inflicting pain on them, then it's Sadism.
The definition of Sadism:
''the tendency to derive pleasure, especially sexual gratification, from inflicting pain, suffering, or humiliation on others.''
Come to think of It, aren't all Red Lanterns Sadistic In one way or another?
"When I am confronted by the evils of the universe, I will rejoice. For when I am done, there will be one less."I could be wrong, but Isn't that still technically Sadism?
I mean he might only kill vile and evil people, but If he enjoys Inflicting pain on them, then it's Sadism.
The definition of Sadism:
''the tendency to derive pleasure, especially sexual gratification, from inflicting pain, suffering, or humiliation on others.''
Come to think of It, aren't all Red Lanterns Sadistic In one way or another?
To be fair, once you actually do the math, it tends to be a net zero effect. If you return to the origin point anyway.For some reason no one ever seems to consider time dilation in comics where someone is capable of relativistic speeds. To be fair, though, it's glossed over even in most sci-fi.
I... don't think that's true, actually. If I understood you correctly, you're talking about the Twin Paradox, right?To be fair, once you actually do the math, it tends to be a net zero effect. If you return to the origin point anyway.
No. If you start on the surface of earth, then travel at 50% the speed of light away for X time, due to the stretching of time-space it looks (from earth) like it takes longer. From your perspective, it looks like time on earth takes longer too.I... don't think that's true, actually. If I understood you correctly, you're talking about the Twin Paradox, right?
Edit: also it's worth noting that something's really fucky in DC anyway, because according to physics as we know it, FTL travel as seen in DC would result in screaming, followed by exploding. And yet, there is no explosion; only the screaming... of physicists.