Is anyone else reminded of that old tg post from way back when comparing "the Ork magic of th WAAAGH" and MLP?
And Sunset is taller than either of them. Therefore assuming any sense of proportionality holds, she'll be taller than 5'8" and shorter than 7'3" (assuming the Renegade is the same height as the canonical Grayven).
Clearly, white. Not only is that the color of the trollface icon, showing up looking like the power of Life and then not being a White Lantern would be the ultimate Lantern troll.
Thank you, corrected.
If you have a descriptor then there's probably a god somewhere that has those characteristics.
More like New Gods but not much like either.
Yes.
If talking to Canis doesn't sound weird then I'm failing as a writer.
Canis is assuming that the SI is mind controlling him.
Immune is an absolute state. You either are or you aren't.
Sort of, but he's not capable of operating
It's the difference between someone firing a signal flare and someone tapping on a spider's web.
And... he's okay with that?
More resistant to some things, less resistant to others.
He could probably turn it on or off, but he'd have nothing like the Renegade's control.
Depends what sort of magic you're talking about. His metaphysique would bulldoze a lot of spells, but it also makes him a large target and vulnerable to feedback in a way most people aren't.
Basically.
And I think the answer holds: depends on the ascension. Just injecting power to an existing mortal is almost certainly going to result in a New God, although the soul of a New God is robust enough that the physical body becomes something of an extension of the metaphysique instead of a separate thing in and of itself. On the other hand, I don't see any reason why you COULDN'T restructure a mortal soul to become independent of a physical body; the Terror Thing is an example of this.
Thank you, corrected.
She's a tiny bit taller, and given regular pony's translate in at about 5'2" she would at most be 5'9" if the mirror is following it's canon rules.
Something is wrong with that sentence.
The second one isnt. It's about horse haircuts.
*me muttering under my breath* Oh good, a vaccine to stop the spread of human stupidity. Maybe I can find TP in the store again.
A vaccine by christmas is already an out-there hope, there's no need to go full absurdist.
I think you're wrong. Especially because this thing can have a symptomatic people carrying it for who knows how long and infecting others. We could have someone infected no carrying it for months and infecting others when quarantines end. The best thing that can be said about it is that hopefully this ends the careers of certain politicians who shall not be named. Hopefully it changes the opinions of people belonging to certain anti-scientific extremist factions as well. Seriously (according to Facebook, so possibly bullshit) there's people, apparently including doctors, in the US who believe that this is punishment from God and that it should end by Easter, because Trump promised.
