I think he was going to just build a boom tube generator. He's done it before with the hush tube generator at the base.
Edit: Phone autocorrect is annoying as always.
He thinks he can build a boom tube generator. Though he probably could eventually build a Father Box.
Thank you, corrected.
He thinks he can build a boom tube generator. Though he probably could eventually build a Father Box.
Element X is a metaphysical substance that forms the basis of the New Gods' technology. Given it's metaphysical nature, it is most likely the greatest fuel known in the DCU. Invented on Apokolips separately by Himon and Darkseid's technicians, it is the energy source for such fourth World devices like Mother Boxes and Metron's Mobius Chair (which gave him quite a bit of trouble until he learned to harness the element properly). It is also used as a matter threshold for Boom Tubes.
In Final Crisis 7, Superman harvests the X Element from Metron's Mobius chair in order to power his miracle machine.
Mother and Father boxes are made out of a metaphysical substance called Element X.
And being Metaphysical in nature that means that it shouldn't be able to be created with Ring transmutation.
"I'm sorry but there is no Paul here, only Grayven. Please leave your message after the tone."
The SI isn't a magic user. Grayven is familiar with New God technology.
The SI isn't a magic user. Grayven is familiar with New God technology.
It's like the Divine Awakening; he can do it without Father Box, he'd just find it a lot harder.
That's an amazing idea. Grayven could really use a morality pet....you know, I kind of hope our little latent reality warper imprints on Grayven for saving her.
I really just want to see Diana's face when he gets back with a kid in tow and says he decided to 'adopt.'
I think you have it the wrong way around.
Sssssort of. Everyone on Earth 16 has a soul, but only a few of them can manipulate it well enough to use magic. The SI can do some things that could also be done by a sufficiently skilled magic user, but his unusual soul structure makes it virtually impossible for him to learn to manipulate magic in the way the locals do and everyone who can make orichalcum learned to do so within that framework.
Mother and Father boxes are made out of a metaphysical substance called Element X.
That same element is also used to create the matter threshold of Boom Tubes.
And being Metaphysical in nature that means that it shouldn't be able to be created with Ring transmutation.
The New God approach to metaphysical abilities is more about forcing themselves on the universe, rather than reaching out and manipulating what is already there as most magic users do. There's more cross over there than between the SI and magic users.
There are things I don't know about wider DC canon, and there will be times when I just decide to ignore it in the interests of consistency, power level or making sense.Zoat is self-evidently an expert on the DC canon; it's unlikely that you'll catch him out on a point of fact. Even if you did, he is entirely justified in shrugging and saying "Well, it's my AU and it's the way I say it is."
It's not really a sex thing when you do it with an inanimate object.Is that "forcing" as a euphemism for a word that rhymes with 'grape'? If so, that's a little squickier than I was expecting.
Actually he used that term in reference to why the Atlanteans could typically use magic better, he said they worked from childhood to "strengthen their metaphysique". But what they are doing with it is clearly different than what New Gods are doing with it, both in style and effects. And then there's Renegade!Zatanna, who is apparently getting the best of both worlds.No, it isn't. Zoat has treated the two as separate things from the very beginning, unless you have a citation from the story or from WoZ that someone does something with their metaphysique that actually has to do with magic.
I get the impression that it's more closely analogous to gravity; a massive object forces objects around it to move in certain ways because it is warping the structure of space around itself. In a similar way a New God bends the local metaphysical structure according to his or her nature. Which is why they have metaphysical effects just by being present or willing it, but is also why their abilities tend to be a lot narrower in scope than what a magician can do (if the New God isn't also a magician at least); they aren't constructing spells according to specification, they're just pressing down on reality with their metaphysical nature.Is that "forcing" as a euphemism for a word that rhymes with 'grape'? If so, that's a little squickier than I was expecting.
There are things I don't know about wider DC canon, and there will be times when I just decide to ignore it in the interests of consistency, power level or making sense.
It's not really a sex thing when you do it with an inanimate object.
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That sentence could have been better.
It's not just that. His internal monologue reads more like Paul now. The same stream of consciousness musing sense I get from ParaPaul is showing up here in Renegade's thoughts as well. This is new.Was it this part?
Like he doesn't remember he's in a fictional universe.
My favorite color's OrangeHe was going to build a Boom Box New God Style!
You can open Boom tubes with it or you can rap.
"Orange guys ain't got no rhythm."My favorite color's Orange
I'm all about the... Fuck... I need to start over.
So, batman has terrible terrible aim and blew up a half-mile tall statue of someone...Hey! I just found out that whatever Superman thought about where the hyperspace bypass thing was, Batman definitely crashed the Watchtower into the middle of Africa. It's clearly shown when he plots the course.
Well, it's the wrong universe to be Paul's statue...probably belonged to some supervillain.So, batman has terrible terrible aim and blew up a half-mile tall statue of someone...