@Dr_Broly Every time they try and establish Batman in a new version of a universe they treat him like urban myth to the point where the cosmic beings and aliens don’t even believe he’s real until they see him with their own eyes, because it works. That disbelief sells the character.
@Colo_Tau It’s almost like the show is from John’s point of view the majority of the time and this scene in particular focuses on his point of view since he’s far more invested in the outcome
@ItRainedMilk “OMG I just can’t believe they would focus a large portion of the game around exploring one of the fundamental aspects of Wolverine as a character in the Wolverine game”
Are you fucking serious right now?! Your brain cannot actually be this smooth.
@quackF4@memolaelpunk362@JaysFreedMan Dog wild of you to call someone slow when you clearly haven’t watched the show or any content around it. Just reacting to a single tag line without getting any context behind it. They specifically talk about there only being one green lantern per sector.
@SPIDEY1500@DCUBrief It tested many candidates as the guardian (probably Sayd) revealed before choosing Hal Jordan. This is a thing from the comics where it scans many people when choosing a candidate.
@DCUBrief Holy misleading caption Batman. John Sr. Wasn’t chosen, that’s the whole point. The ring went to manny candidates and tested their ability to overcome fear, John sr. failed.
@AbsoluteBostil Are…are you for real?? Half of the Guardians are regularly depicted as bald…
wow guys look it doesn’t look like this specific guardian, they’re cutting corners! Oh don’t mind the fact that the guardians have been depicted with a variety of hairstyles…
@shin_kale_rider Sinestro’s little speech to Hal in the 2011 movie was actually pretty good at expressing this point actually. Fear is the enemy of will and stops you from acting. Green lanterns should ideally have little to no fear at all obstructing their willpower, which allows them to act.
@7Spideycomics It just straight up didn’t. Like at all. The show has the bird that stayed fully animated, the fully functional watch construct, the dollar bill so finely detailed the juke box registered it, etc. guy made middle fingers and a giant eye poker, big whoop.
@Catlover10000S Like this opinion makes no sense to me because even when they used synthetic crystals, it was still a ritual. Maul had to enter deep meditation to forge his crystals dude.
@Catlover10000S It’s a magic space crystal that requires a sacred rite to imprint on in the first place, of course imposing your will on it and pouring all of your hate into it should require a ritual. It’s literally a cultish sacrifice. Like the Sith haven’t done alchemy for decades.
@Culture3ase Probably the same box office analyst that predicted Supergirl could beat Spider-Man: Brand New Day😂…
And I’m liking the DCU so far, it just doesn’t have the legs to even approach a mainline avengers film
@LaTeilleA@La_taniere_du_f Yes, he’s very out of the norm. He’s exceptionally powerful even for his time, where the Jedi were far more in tune with the force and more powerful overall. He has a far deeper understanding of the force than anyone of the current era and a far more intense bond to his crystal.
@La_taniere_du_f@LaTeilleA Except the color doesn’t change in its own, the crystal must be extracted from the hilt and re-imprinted upon to change its color. This isn’t the Ninth Jedi alternative timeline where the crystals change at any time, the re-imprinting process is incredibly deliberate.
@La_taniere_du_f The Jedi we’ve seen fall lack the knowledge to undergo the bleeding process, the deep intention to undergo said process at the time to alter the crystal, and the depth of connection that Dagan had, which had long since been muddied by the stagnant nature of the Jedi.
@La_taniere_du_f Dagan can do so much easier as he’s been connected to his crystal for decades (centuries if we count stasis) and comes from a time where Jedi were much more in tune with the force and their connections to their crystals are stronger. 3/