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I wait two weeks for this story to update and it's one of those generic "Character has vivid, unreasonably realistic hallucinations of being in a mental hospital" episodes?
Ugh.
I want to read about a sleep-deprived cyborg fighting her way through a post-apocalyptic wasteland, not a sleep deprived post-apocalyptic cyborg having delusions of being a mental patient with delusions of being a sleep deprived post-apocalyptic cyborg.
A Flock of Sheep.
A Pack of Wolves.
An Inconvenience of Heroes.
A Flock of Sheep.
A Pack of Wolves.
An Inconvenience of Heroes.
"You wanna know how to get Amon? He pulls a knife, you pull metalbending. He sends one of yours to the hospital, you send one of his to the morgue! That's the Republic City Way. And that's how you'll get Amon."
I predict they'll arrest him for tax evasion in the finale.
A Flock of Sheep.
A Pack of Wolves.
An Inconvenience of Heroes.
Oh, Poster don't you see?
I already defined it's meaning. Which somehow was in your heart.
Yeah i don't know where i was going with that joke. But it's still DresistantTM.
That's why i'am using it, it is DresistantTM with the times. That's what is so awesome about it.
Yeah I give up. They would need like a bajillion UNs to take it out. And they would all have to work.
Louis: "We're gonna find that sailboat right around the corner, you just watch!"
Francis: "Louis, if you don't stop being positive, I'm gonna sink the boat just to make you sad!"
No no, Amon is the mild mannered reporter with glasses and the same voice actor as Amon who only showed up for a few seconds.
Yes, that's right: Amon is the Last son of Krypton.
Or... He's Korra! She's actually manipulating an empty costume with Airbending and just pretending she can't do it to avoid suspicion! That's why he can energybend, because he's the Avatar!
Or... Five Benders are trapped in an elevator... And one of them is Amon!
Amon killed Dumbledore! Amon was his sled! EVERYONE EXCEPT FOR THE GUY IN THE MASK IS AMON AND IT'S APPA WHO'S WEARING THE MASK!
Everyone is Amon... Even you!
AND HE WAS A GHOST THE WHOLE TIME
A Flock of Sheep.
A Pack of Wolves.
An Inconvenience of Heroes.
Or Amon is the Reverse-Avatar, an embodiment of pollution and anti-spirituality.
All this Avengers talk makes me think if a Crisis on Infinite Earths story with the DC films is feasible.
Louis: "We're gonna find that sailboat right around the corner, you just watch!"
Francis: "Louis, if you don't stop being positive, I'm gonna sink the boat just to make you sad!"
This would actually fit very neatly into the Green Lantern film trilogy I'd have made.
Film 1: Hal gets ring, has awesome adventures in space and on Earth (But mostly in space. We can use the Cyborg, without the Superman implications as the fake main villain... And the Manhunters (Who have been re-surfacing to attack Lanterns and drain their powers) to both explain his existance and tie it into the space stuff.) whilst Sinestro takes him on as an apprentice because Abin was his best buddy and he feels obligated to help train Abin's sucessor to be worthy of his sector. Last third of the film, Hal finds out the whole Korugar deal and has to take Sinestro down. End of film, Sinestro is banished to Qward, but is seen bowing to a shadowy figure who is rather blatantly the Anti-Monitor.
Film 2: Sinestro uses Henshaw and his Manhunters to orchestrate a Situation than makes Hal vulnerable to Parallax possession(He could have used any Lantern, but Hal was most convenient) Then Parallax takes out the central battery and tries to use it to unravel the universe. Ganthet is able to recruit three humans (Kyle, Guy and John) by forging some rings out of his own power. The trio manage to talk Hal down after finding Ion and having a big epic battle.
Film 3: Oh dear, the Anti-Monitor has made a whole lot more Yellow rings and has gone recruiting. He explains that by destroying the Universe his own universe will suck up the remaining power granting him omnipotence. This can then theoretically tie in with any other DC films that are ready for a grand finale by this point.
Yeah, it's cluttered and chaotic and complex. I just like the idea of compressing what worked best about the GL franchise into a trilogy.
A Flock of Sheep.
A Pack of Wolves.
An Inconvenience of Heroes.
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