Heroes

[DaemonSeid]

Originally Posted by Drolefille

I call the older Heroes "the cabal" and I think that there's some connection between the company and the cabal. Linderman was really the connection between the two.

However Kaito and Mama Petrelli didn't seem that involved in the company, so what was it they were doing that was so wrong? That someone would want revenge for.

Also, I <3 the whole twin powers thing.

wonder twin powers...activate...

Shape of killer crying machine.

Form of ..........water.......


You all know that Zan was useless

[SydneyK]

Originally Posted by DaemonSeid

You all know that Zan was useless

It might just be that Alejandro is the one whose powers really matter here, and not that he's useless (like Zan was).

There would be a huge benefit in having a hero with the anti-power for most of the talents we've seen so far. (Bear with me, I haven't really thought this out very well.) If Alejandro can negate Maya's powers (retract the consequences, even), then maybe other heroes are out there who are also anti-powers. So, yin to Parkman's yang would be the power to plant thoughts into others' minds instead of receiving them; yin to radiation-man's yang would be, I dunno, someone who can turn themselves into a lead blanket or something. Time travel, self-healing, passing through solid objects, flying, etc... those powers are hard to think of anti-powers for, and might just be the proof I need to abandon this theory. But, I'll keep it in the back of my mind for a while.

[Drolefille]

Originally Posted by SydneyK

It might just be that Alejandro is the one whose powers really matter here, and not that he's useless (like Zan was).

There would be a huge benefit in having a hero with the anti-power for most of the talents we've seen so far. (Bear with me, I haven't really thought this out very well.) If Alejandro can negate Maya's powers (retract the consequences, even), then maybe other heroes are out there who are also anti-powers. So, yin to Parkman's yang would be the power to plant thoughts into others' minds instead of receiving them; yin to radiation-man's yang would be, I dunno, someone who can turn themselves into a lead blanket or something. Time travel, self-healing, passing through solid objects, flying, etc... those powers are hard to think of anti-powers for, and might just be the proof I need to abandon this theory. But, I'll keep it in the back of my mind for a while.

The Haitian falls into the anti-power category as well.

[SydneyK]

Originally Posted by SydneyK

There would be a huge benefit in having a hero with the anti-power for most of the talents we've seen so far. ... So, yin to Parkman's yang would be the power to plant thoughts into others' minds instead of receiving them...

Yes, I know it's tacky to quote myself, but I think I might actually have gotten something right.

Now I just wonder whether Parkman also has the thought-planting ability, especially since he recognized what was happening. Perhaps each hero has his/her own anti-power, they just have to learn how to harness it. And in the case of Alejandro and Maya, their powers just got split when they split into twins.

[SoCalGirl]

Originally Posted by SydneyK

And in the case of Alejandro and Maya, their powers just got split when they split into twins.

Does someone need to go back to Bio101?