I meant...if you want to just get to "How many rings you can wield at once if you cover your limbs", humans get at minimum 20.
What about arm rings? Or putting multiple rings on each finger.
Can't forget about stuffing them in your insides!
And of course you've got to get that lantern inside you for those really big attacks.
I did say minimum.
They aren't alien murderbots; but they are an alien hivemind, something that's probably going to look at individual bodies as so many expendable assets. And from that viewpoint Starros permanently stuck on farm animals are almost as "expended" as dead ones are.
That of course was him assuming that they had no chance, rather than them just buying time for some ploy or another which they believed will hand them the win
I specifically avoided that joke. You have ruined that.
I'm just amused that the thought already came up in-universe.
Consequences of not using the orange ring. The ring reinforced his surly attitude, and without it he becomes much more like OL, willing to discuss things and work through issues instead of going the easy route.
Oh, I'm not arguing that. Just that the Starros aren't some implacable killing machines.
1300% power remaining.
I think Hal has a problem guys.
It was cool and scary the first time, so they try to milk it for all it's worth. As long as they don't over use it, it's OK, but they're right at the border, now.I think Hall has a problem guys.
Hal. What are you doing? Hal. Stahp.
No, only 1200%. The other 100% isn't compatible.
From personal experience they usually go hand in hand.
Well yes, naturally, but I meant in terms of ring compatibility. So far it's only been established that hope provides a synergistic buff to Green Lanterns but rage and fear have been shown to interfere with Orange and Yellow.
I imagine so. Green seems to interfere less with other colors (except yellow) than anything else. I'm not sure it's very synergistic though for most colors, but orange and green seem to go pretty well together.
Duct tape solves everything.
in this case that idea won't work, the Star Hunter has already had it's 'arms' removed, plus it moves around via telekinesis, not muscle power.well, if the big ones are ALL stupid enough to pull THAT particular gambit regularly, i can see why >.>
might i suggest, that Grayven should go the neutral option of removing all its appendages FIRST if he feels the urge to give it another chance to surrender...
wait. there'd be temptation to make that standard procedure
i mean, its pretty hard to leg it when you only HAVE one to start with...
