Ciber
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Probability of this guy NOT being evil aproaches 0.009.I just hope this controller isn't krona or any other evil maltusian.
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Probability of this guy NOT being evil aproaches 0.009.I just hope this controller isn't krona or any other evil maltusian.
Okay, so did this Controller actually create Pull's ring, or is he making this claim to various alternate Paul's in exchange for free stuff? It'll be pretty funny if he tries this with Paragon.
No, in greater transformers lore they fixed that by shattering his multiversity.*Screams in absolute horror*
Unicron isn't dead you moron! Only the tiny little protuberance of his greater self that exists in your universe. And even that will come back eventually.
Probably in way that will destroy several galaxies.
So all you've done is doom who knows how many multiverses.
It's not as much of a problem as you might think. Maybe.While it's nice that Paul is finding a way to have a sort of afterlife. I am very worried about what the Controller will do with Dark Energon. His precautions had better be very, very, VERY good.
But it doesn't give you an afterlife or let you come back from the dead. It also leaves you stuck with a monkey brain that is only tested as working properly for about ninety years or so.I dislike the obvious answer, and the question to reach it that should have also been obvious to ASK. "Do you know how to extend a human life span to last millions of years?" "With a fully charged ring the simple act of WANTING to live and be healthy will keep you forever in your physical prime." It's just so fucking obvious.
Nope, they strengthened the dimensional barriers so those parts couldn't connect to his greater whole.No, in greater transformers lore they fixed that by shattering his multiversity.
I feel like it should be pointed out that the Infinity Gems very specifically only work in their universe of origin.
This could literally just be Trugg's with a hologram projector.Pondering
What if this projection ISN'T Unicron related, or a Controller. With this degree of mental access granted by the implants it may not be an impossibility for someone to spoof what pull assumes of a controller. Hiring Paul to fetch odd items...say the items linked to the primes could be used to do great and terrible things. The implications of other Paul's does imply an understanding of the multiverse of WTR, but not of Hinon.
....this could be Power Ring Blue for allwe know. He can plane shift, and has some value to getting resources from other Earth's.
Krona is long dead. Got killed dozens of thread marks, or maybe even more it's been so long, ago after the whole pull a Paul out of every universe plan went up in smokes. Got sent to one of the Fallout Universes by accident then got sniped right through the brain while hovering in air. Dead dead.I just hope this controller isn't krona or any other evil maltusian.
There is a Krona for every DC dimension... And the character's come back from being dead like a dozen times...Krona is long dead. Got killed dozens of thread marks, or maybe even more it's been so long, ago after the whole pull a Paul out of every universe plan went up in smokes. Got sent to one of the Fallout Universes by accident then got sniped right through the brain while hovering in air. Dead dead.
Nope, they strengthened the dimensional barriers so those parts couldn't connect to his greater whole.
That Controller just took parts of him past those barriers.
I feel like it should be pointed out that the Infinity Gems very specifically only work in their universe of origin.
While Unicron is very specifically omniversal.
Nope, they strengthened the dimensional barriers so those parts couldn't connect to his greater whole.
That Controller just took parts of him past those barriers.
Maybe "sending him".
That sucked. Also, is this version of Paul working until his ring runs out of power? Or did I misunderstand him when he said "I'm going to keep working until I can't get an erg of ring power, then it's bed and start again bright and breezy tomorrow."?I spend a moment watching the now-empty sky.
And then my heart rate starts to come back under my control.
And I think… I think I just became a collaborator.
Sooo will the Coalition of Planets eventually rate Paul as a higher threat or as high a threat as a Viltrumite? Because going by this Paul making the Empire function is more dangerous than the normal procedure of them just acting like Saiyans.No, he goes to a world where Omniman and Invincible took over and tries to make membership of the Viltrumite Empire work. Turns out that Viltrumites are terrible at administration.
...Okay, this alternate, I don't know much about. Only half-remember reading the first couple of TPB collections. And reading ahead a little, this is apparently post-end-of-series? So I'm coming in basically blind... At any rate, people will always want entertainment after the end of the world.4th April 2024
19:39 GMT
I get up when I want
I can't help but shake my head. I can't believe that someone's been using their time to set up a radio station, of all things.
And all of it apparently useless against two Viltrumites. Bet that still burns in the guts of the survivors.I finish restoring the partially-demolished tower block and drift back to admire my work. None of the major fights of the… I don't know what you'd call it. Two people taking on everything the governments of the world can throw at them and winning. The centre of London is a crater from where they decided that killing governments for failing to surrender promptly was the way to go, and electronics are unreliable in a lot of places due to the electromagnetic pulses the nuclear weapons… And other exotic weapons, sent out.
Because most super-tough people's corpses don't stop being super-tough. Unless said toughness was based on consciousness-dependent forcefields or the like. Still, one heck of a missile to crash down.Except on Wednesdays
But this wasn't even a battlefield. Just some poor bastard tough enough to keep his body in one piece when they hit him but not tough enough to actually survive, sending sent flying halfway across the continent and slamming into a city with enough force to break it in half.
A lot of that probably coming from 'flying people overhead' now having a bit of a sour taste in the mouth.When I get rudely awakened by the dustmen
Most of the residents died, as did a lot of people the rubble landed on. But now it's… Liveable again, and with water and… With water restored, people can move in again. A few people below me nod at me in thanks, but… Yeah. It's a little hard to actually get excited about this. For them or me.
So, this Paul found a power source for the Ring, but there's some sort of daily limit on what it can produce?Parklife
Alright, dinner time. Then do I take the evening off, or keep-. Oh, who am I kidding? I'm going to keep working until I can't get an erg of ring power, then it's bed and start again bright and breezy tomorrow. Unlike most people I'm not hurting for food or-.
Whoops. Drawback of non-Enlightened Ring users."Ahhh, what are you doing?"
I turn around, coming face to face with-. Him. My loss-. Ah! My loss of focus sees me dropping three metres to the roof of the building I just repaired, ring dead.
Honestly, anything you could throw at them to cause harm would do more damage to the surroundings. Which the human response apparently did..."That was a bit pathetic." He drifts a little closer, looking around curiously as he does so. I don't really know how good his vision is. Broadcasts from the people fighting him and his father said that they were slightly vulnerable to very loud sound but there wasn't anything about vision.
I cautiously rise to my feet, staring up at-.
Which is still a keen Hero name. Just a declaration of resilience. Even if he sometimes struggled to live up to it.
And while Viltrumites are strong, most of them aren't really engineers or builders.I nod. That's the name he used as a young superhero, and I-. If his broadcasts are genuine -and I can't think why he'd feel any need to lie to us- then he still regards this conquest as a heroic activity.
"Well, ah, Invincible, I'm rebuilding. Ah. None of your broadcasts included… Any.. sort of plan as to how you wanted-" He drifts sideways slightly, looking around us. "-the reconstruction to happen, and in the mean time a lot of people needed homes…"
Which is a pertinent question, in the aftermath of conquest.He's not looking at me, but I've seen the videos of what happens to people who disobey his orders. I didn't even want to be a superhero!
"Ah, so, if there is a plan, or… Ah, anything? I'm obviously happy to work to that… Is there?"
Because of course those capable of rebuilding are likely to have ulterior motives.He carries on his slow rotation before returning to facing me.
"And you haven't build… I don't know, a secret base underneath there. Have you?"
I'm guessing a lot of them would be called Supervillains under most circumstances."No, Invincible."
"Are you sure? Because a lot of people are doing that."
Human ego. People don't like being conquered. It might take a couple of human generations living under Viltrumite rule to get used to it."I.. don't see what the point would be. In… Resistance. You beat Earth at it's strongest… If we were going to win… We wouldn't be here."
"Tch." He smiles, gesturing to me with his right arm. "Why can't more people see that?"
Even the super-intelligent types who build their own super-powered battlesuits or gadgets... It's like being a superhero gives a -20 penalty to any check involving common sense.Optimism? Determination? I remember seeing a documentary about a runner whose shoe came off halfway along the track. He said in an interview afterwards that even after seeing everyone else shoot away from him down the track, he was still completely convinced that he was going to win.
It takes a particular type of person to dress up in brightly coloured spandex and be a vigilante. And apparently that's the sort of person who will look at a viltrumite who has just exploded their way through fifty of their colleagues and say 'I can take him'.
That's almost as terrifying as Batman smiling at you while patting you on the shoulder..."I couldn't say. Ah. Though if I may make an observation?"
And then he's behind me, right arm around my shoulders. An arm that can sheer steel bars and would easily go through any construct I could generate.
'Excited being a polite way of saying 'resigned but hopeful', eh?"Sure, buddy! Tell me what's on your mind."
"W-well, I'm… Excited to be joining the Viltrumite Empire, but, ah… I don't really know what that entails? Will.. you… Ah, Omniman, be our governor, or… King? With you as his deputy? Or are you both.. part of the Empire's military, and there'll be a.. transitional.. team coming a long in a few weeks to begin integrating us into the Empire?"
Better than a lot of historical conquests, certainly."No, we'll be sticking around."
"Okay, good, great! Makes perfect sense when you're the ones who know how human civilisation works. I'm sure that will make the integration go a lot more smoothly."
Yeah, he saw through your nervous attempt at diplomacy.His arm bends every so slightly, and I'm dragged down a little, to his head height.
"'Excited to be joined the Empire', huh buddy?"
A sad fact of history, but true."Africa still.. mostly uses European infrastructure. For a space aged civilisation like yours, I'm-. European countries didn't improve Africa to be nice to the natives, they did it to improve their own standard of life as they colonised it." I turn my head towards his, and-. Those goggles are really off-putting. Not as much of the strength is, but not being able to read his full expression… "The Viltrumite Empire is space aged, so…"
At this point, it's hard to makes things much worse, certainly, short of smashing humanity back into a medieval level of culture."You think that even if we're just fixing the place up for us, you'll still benefit."
"Ah… Yes."
From what I understand, Humans are really compatible with Viltrumite DNA. Almost on the level of Human-Saiyajin hybrids..."Okay." He nods repeatedly. "Okay. I can see where you're coming from. And you're right. The Viltrumite Empire will be improving a whole lot of Earth."
I find myself smiling without specifically meaning to. "Great! Great. I assumed it was-. I mean, there's not much we can do for a Empire… That powerful and… Advanced. And I don't think we're on a major shipping route."
He shakes his head. "So..?"
Sort of like saying 'This is what Viltrum wants from you. Play along and things will be better for everyone.' Just a matter of what that is."I was sort of wondering… Why? What the point was? I suppose it.. sort of what it goes back to what I was saying about… What it is that you want us to do? I mean, you and Omniman have been very clear about what we're not supposed to do and what the consequences for disobedience are, but… I think a-. That having a more positive message-. Idea about what Imperial citizenship meant… Might make things go better."
Ah. The classic 'It's not ours, so we'll make it ours' excuse. I suppose it gives the Empire some way to direct the natural belligerence of Viltrumites, at least.He nods, relaxing his grip. "Far as I can tell? The Empire wanted to conquer Earth because it's here, and because we can run it better. Just a sense of obligation, really. And I know that however many people we kill now, future generations are going to look back and thank us."
I nod. "Okay. That's-." Doesn't really answer my question. "Informative."
...Wow, people did not like this lady, did they?"But for me personally?" He lets go of my neck, those parts of his face that I can see looking pensive. "Have you ever dated someone who was such a total bitch that you decided to conquer her planet just to shut her up?"
"I-I can't say I have."
Bizarre that the guy whose power is based on avarice and wanting really hard is the most reasonable and sensible super-being on Earth now?"Be grateful." He rises into the air. "I'll get you those plans you were asking for. No sense having just about the only guy with powers who's actually getting with the program wasting his time building something we're just going to tear down again."
"Thank you?"
Eesh. Do they actually realise the damage they do moving at those speeds or do they simply not care?"Don't sweat it. Keep up the good work!"
There's a roar of air and he's gone, the people below taking cover as stony shrapnel goes flying!
Honestly? Probably the safest you'll be on this Earth. Though you'll have a big target on you from anyone not on your side...I spend a moment watching the now-empty sky.
And then my heart rate starts to come back under my control.
And I think… I think I just became a collaborator.
"And you haven't built… I don't know, a secret base underneath there. Have you?""And you haven't build… I don't know, a secret base underneath there. Have you?"
...team coming along in a few weeks to begin integrating us into the Empire?"...team coming a long in a few weeks to begin integrating us into the Empire?"
His arm bends ever so slightly...
Not sure how she was in the comics, but for the show, the writers possibly wanted to make it easier for the audience to accept him switching to Atom Eve later... or were so lacking in self-awareness that they didn't get how bad they were making her look.
Ah. The classic 'It's not ours, so we'll make it ours' excuse. I suppose it gives the Empire some way to direct the natural belligerence of Viltrumites, at least
Bizarre that the guy whose power is based on avarice and wanting really hard is the most reasonable and sensible super-being on Earth now?
Eesh. Do they actually realise the damage they do moving at those speeds or do they simply not care?
Well, this is an interesting new alternate. I'm guessing this version decided to go along with Omni-Man's plan
I remember reading on TV Tropes that it's possible that an equal number stay good, but they don't survive their fight with Nolan.As I recall, the show's second season illustrated that most Mark Graysons across the multiverse "go bad", the one the show follows being a notable exception.
of -> asThose goggles are really off-putting. Not as much of the strength is,
or were so lacking in self-awareness that they didn't get how bad they were making her look.
Thank you, corrected.
They're not even aware he exists. Also, this version has had no training and little experience. The Lantern learning curve can be quite steep. He's genuinely not as dangerous as any presently existing viltrumite at the moment.Sooo will the Coalition of Planets eventually rate Paul as a higher threat or as high a threat as a Viltrumite?
Viltrumites aren't that bad. Also:Because going by this Paul making the Empire function is more dangerous than the normal procedure of them just acting like Saiyans.
Already writing it.Also would be interested to see this Paul interacting with Anissa.
That is indeed the issue. Though it should be noted that, for example, Omniman is actually pretty calm and rational even in kill-mode. He'd probably hear him out.I suppose a way to deal with Viltrumites is not to present things like a challenge or flex any kind of power over them, but make them think better ideas are their ideas. The issue could be doing that without one of those maniacs flipping out "You think you're smarter than me?!" and all that.
No, it's a mental issue. He can only 'want' for so long.So, this Paul found a power source for the Ring, but there's some sort of daily limit on what it can produce?
No. Superheroes and governments.I'm guessing a lot of them would be called Supervillains under most circumstances.
South Africa still used Imperial-Age infrastructure. I could tell you why, but I don't want to get banned.
No. No they do not.
"And you haven't built… I don't know, a secret base underneath there. Have you?"
...team coming along in a few weeks to begin integrating us into the Empire?"
His arm bends ever so slightly...
Thank you, corrected.
There isn't anything he could throw at them to cause harm.Honestly, anything you could throw at them to cause harm would do more damage to the surroundings. Which the human response apparently did...
It was the second.Not sure how she was in the comics, but for the show, the writers possibly wanted to make it easier for the audience to accept him switching to Atom Eve later... or were so lacking in self-awareness that they didn't get how bad they were making her look.