Is that something from canon? It really seems more like something Atrocitus would do than Sinestro from how I've normally seen them characterized.
Not that high skill IIRC; they require a mental state that OL finds difficult. OL doesn't like destroying things, he likes grabbing and analyzing so he has trouble using them since orange rings are all about want.
Sinestro never appeared in Young Justice, but his DCAU self did in fact have a loop of over a dozen GL rings prior to picking a fight with Lantern Stewart.
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a good reason:
Last I knew, and I could be wrong, you have to actually touch the ring to the lantern to recharge it as well. Using whatever emotion to open your body, charge it, and then replace and close your body might be both difficult and disturbing. Plus, if you run completely out of power...then what?
Which ones are the low skill ones? Becoming a sharpshooter takes years of training, and something like a longbow? Well we have a resident Englishman to explain its place. To the point, even though a toddler can kill with a gun ease of use does not equal effort of mastery.
No, it's typically described as being a beam of light connecting them. And Grayven's whole Corps recharged from the OCPB at once.
and if it takes a large enough charge, its going to leech into the bones much faster
Ragnar thought being a Green Lantern would entail glorious military service in space. Turns out that's exactly what the Orange Corp is going to give him.
Went and checked some of my old lantern books, and its inconclusive. In some he merely holds the ring up into the green light, in others he clearly presses the ring to the lantern. Either way, the one shared event is that the light has to touch the ring, might be hard to do if the ring is within you.,
That's what laxitives are for.
Though I get the joke, I don't think that will help you remove a ring wrapped around a bone.
Not phase. Burrow good.
I was going to say something about Orderly Chaos being better, but then i realised that Chaotic Order fits Constantine way better.
I think that there is a rib you have that, if broken inward, drives itself into your heart; do you think that that would be a good place to keep it?
It's from Earth 12, though it seems like something he'd do in order to spread fear amongst the Green Lantern Corps.
Thank you, corrected.
Took a couple attempts to figure this one out. At first read it looks like Dox was thinking about building weapons, but that doesn't make sense with Guy's reaction.
That's kind of odd, actually. You'd think that you'd be able to disable that function.
Perhaps, but it makes it a more attractive weak point, so enemies will put more focus into exploiting it.
Do you have a link to that? I can't remember reading that at all, and when I did a reread through last month, it wasn't in the chapters.
