A smashing demonstration of why you should not explore alone. Have someone with you and someone who will come check on you if you don't return after some time. Otherwise you end up inconvenienced by some booby-trap.
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"I'm afraid I'm quite happily married."
Thank you, corrected.
A different one, and Billy's still on Earth. Remember, I only really watched the early parts of Power Rangers and probably won't refer to later stuff. Not because I dislike it, but because I don't know it.
How can you touch his chest with the barrier in the way?
Hmm. Yeah I think I dropped off PR after Galaxy Ranger I think. Then I started bingeing it then stopped again by Ninja Steel though that point it was more I didn't like it from the
My first assumption was he got captured by Ivan Ooze.
Did she eat lead paint chips as a child? What part of trapped does she not understand?
Heh so they grow stronger over time. What will this season be called? Power Ranger Gods?
So, then. I wonder what colours this lot will end up as, other than Orange. Purple? Probably. Silver and Gold, perhaps? A dark gray, surely. And how likely will it be that the active Ranger team will peg them as evil copies made by the current bad guy?It's a classic misunderstanding plot, after all. Though I suspect these ones would walk over them.
It doesn't block people going in.
No, one of his grandfather's old captains. He's basically going around and tracking down all the Apokoliptians who could cause problems for Drax.
They're not actually Power Rangers, so no. Substitute Rangers?
Then wouldn't it stop them from leaving?
If it looks like a Ranger, fights like a Ranger, destroys Evil like a Ranger, the Morphing Grid may as well form a connection thus giving them it's seal of approval at some point. And if their growing New God souls absorb that Morphing Grid energy...
So it only traps the first person in its containment area after first being activated everyone else can go in and out whenever they want? Weird maybe the field was made to contain experiments without stopping a scientist from going in or out?
Future Renegade is altering their bodies and souls in addition to giving them armor. They're not going to be able to keep a secret identity because the changes are going to be very obvious, especially if some of them want to show off.
I mean, they probably will be able to have secret identities if they're careful.
Ah, back to OL proper at last. Probably still a little annoyed and confused by his April First. So, then. Are we in for an episode of minor check-ins and small issues to be handled, or is something big on the way...
Given how many Supergirls seem to be flapping around Earth Sixteen sometimes...
Yeah, I don't think Kara One could manage that kind of grin...
Maybe wear your hair up? Ponytails are a good look, especially high ones...
And to be fair, most of them don't have interdimensional travel capabilities. Those that do know better than to poke OL Sixteen.
A person can react to different circumstances in very different ways, especially when mind-altering technologies are involved...
I find the fact she is only just considering it now somewhat amusing.
I'm reminded of the Skrulls in 'Captain marvel' when they arrive on Earth. "Oi! This one's taken!"
I mean, with her Kryptonian looks, it wouldn't be hard to find people marginally less attractive.
Sadly, yes, some people do that.
True, last thing you want is a nano-assembler running rampant.
So, Jor-el wanted his son to basically be Space Amish?
I know, I know, he wanted him to fit in, rather than be a conqueror...Quite a few things, thanks to its ultra-scientific utopia shtick.
What was Xudar again? The Daxamite world, or another Kryptonian colony thing? Anyway, Earth is surprisingly durable when it comes down to it. As if the Universe was protecting it for some reason.
Besides being his usual quirky self about seemingly minor details?
And he's probably been keeping an ear out on your conversation. Big Brother instincts, despite being officially younger than Kara.
Reminds me of the old 'Alien Zoo' concept in Silver Age 'Superman' comics. And some modern 'iconic' stories that draw on that era.
Hopefully things are still stable out that way. It's been a while since OL looked in, anything could be happening, even with the big villainous factions deleted.
Now, whether he'll be happy with just Zod's head, or continue his anti-Kryptonian vendetta...
Which would likely go poorly for Zod. Especially if he's as charmingly arrogant as some versions show him as.
TO be fair, Dru-Zod isn't exactly a nice guy to start with even before the military enhancements.
And to be doubly fair, the former actually seems more cruel than the latter.
Because Dru-Zod and his followers aren't the only occupants of the Phantom Zone.
A none-too-pleasant woman.
Still, do you want a straw-feminist lunatic with killer kryptonian martial arts running around? Bad idea.
And he's likely to be reformed enough to actually make himself useful once he proves himself.
Just remember, it's not a long-term solution. Unless you want to cause long-term health issues.
Though I don't know how much they'd have in common.
And if Earth doesn't work out then maybe he can send them to Maltus.
That sounds like an easy way to inevitably create an army of fascist kryptonians/daxamites that goes around attacking planets.
We return to the story. Yay.
Could also use one of the many non-yellow star systems that N.E.M.O doubtless has. Or better yet both. No need to keep this in-house if it would be inconvenient to do so.
One way to put it. Another is that he has barely met the ones he has happened to encounter. And has expended zero effort in ever contacting any of them again, even when finding them would have been phenomenally useful.
They rescued the Greek mythos from the Anti-Life, as the final step in Paul's involvement in putting the Earth back together.
This may be because he has so much on his plate in his own universe, so he can't be bothered to really care all that much about others.
In Superman/Batman: Generations, Ultrahumanite had a cure. His plan was to depower Superman, transfer his brain into Superman's body, then re-empower himself. In this story, the Renegade re-empowered Superman after the attack on the Watchtower.
Krypton had noble families. As the head of House El, he both has authority over the other members of his House and over things someone from his House invented. The legitimacy of that authority if a bit murky in terms of post-explosion Kryptonian law, but most other kryptonians would understand him being the main authority.
There are a number of places that kryptonians could be released. But Kal-El would rather keep other kryptonians close at hand, if he can do that without it being to dangerous. That's not a rational decision, he's just attached to Krypton. Someone like Ak-Var who stole an ornament as a prank and had the book thrown at him is worth taking a risk on.
