How messed up would it be if Superman accepted Kara the first moment they met?
Not very?
Finding long lost family is kinda different from suddenly discovering you're a father after all.
How messed up would it be if Superman accepted Kara the first moment they met?
How messed up would it be if Superman accepted Kara the first moment they met?
I suppose it depends on whether she comes from the Kryptonian way of thinking that really hates clones or not. Also, Kal IS her cousin. Finding out that someone cloned her family against his will, and without his knowledge, might just piss her off. Kara does tend to have a temper as I recall. Hopefully, she would take it out on Luthor, and not Kon.What if Kara, after finding out how Superman managed Kon (and calling him out) form a strong bond with Superboy?
I...do know that Kara has damn near beat Kon to death at least once.I do not know why, but I cannot stop imagining Superboy and Supergirl acting like brother and sister...
Thing is, Kal is not, and never was, Kon's Father in any shape or form, and people trying to foist that idea upon him, only seemed to make him reject it ever stronger. Kon is, as loveable as he is, basically a mutant form of Kal.Finding long lost family is kinda different from suddenly discovering you're a father after all.
Not in the least, unless you are picturing buttinskis trying to foist a nonexistent parental relationship in this case too.
Superman is Kara's cousin, Superman is not Kon's father.
Which is why in YJ their relationship jettisoned that nonsense.
Rejecting a relationship that doesn't exist is not the same as rejecting one that does.
How messed up would it be if Superman accepted Kara the first moment they met?
Yeah, when I was talking about it being screwed up, I mostly meant it would feel crappy for Kon... not that there was an obligation for Superman. It's a mess.Not at all. Conner is the product of his worst enemy trying to create a Superman-killer; after said anti-him-weapon is rescued, people for some reason want him to treat the weapon as a son. It's sort of unfortunate because we happen to like Connor and sympathize with his desire to be acknowledged, but Superman has absolutely no obligation to do so.
Hey, guess what? Several years back, while you were asleep, some of your reproductive pieces parts were harvested without you ever knowing. Double guess what? Here's your son!While not family in a traditional sense it is very hypocritical of Superman both as an orphan and as a Kryptonian to isolate the only living relative he knows he has and callous to leave him in limbo without a guardian or caregiver, regardless of his dubious status as a 'father'/'brother'.
I'm in the camp of "Oh look, writers assassinating Superman's character again." But it wasn't like Clark tossed Kon into the phantom zone or obliterated him because "he's not a real person anyway."Either way, Superman is clearly showing his less than super side with his simple *lack* of decency to the unfortunate victim Kon.
Hey, guess what? Several years back, while you were asleep, some of your reproductive pieces parts were harvested without you ever knowing. Double guess what? Here's your son!
He appears to be 15
Precisely zero. He has however sat through, from his point of view, years of dream light training of killing you (if you go "bad) and replacing you.
No support but some creepy telepathic feeders. Also, his identity is basically guy who replaces you.
Well yes, again it's your basica character assassination for drama's sake.
ANyway to this chapter... so Kon gets his own FOrtress of solitude AI.. who seems a bit sardonic. plant it next to supes Fortress of SOlitutde and Har-Zol AI can get snarky with Jor El's AI! possibly get into a competition over who is the better mentor for their respective Kryptonian hero ^_^
Oh no, no no no. Your coworkers insist that he is YOUR son, and you need to take FULL responsibility for him.
Great news! Now everyone thinks you're an asshole. (Seriously, watch how Batman chews Clark out)And they have precisely zero control over my life, so I refuse.
Good to know. Slight niggle. He's superhumanly strong, can probably tank, tank rounds, and has a real nasty temper.I would not adopt him and there is no way I could be forced to do so as there is no legal precedent involving clones, but I am not going to be an ass about it
It's amazing what people can do when a writer isn't going for cheap tension.He is still related and still a member of the family. I accept that
I should point out that Kon was getting at least some of that. I haven't watched all of YJ due to lack of Orange Lantern. I do remember Clark being chewed out for leaving Kon to Canary and Batman.This does not mean I have an obligation to raise him, only ensure that he is raised appropriately.
Um no. It doesn't, it really doesn't. Clark is in no way, shape or form, responsible for Kon.Character flaws are fine, but this is a jarring error of judgement that drops him below deadbeat dads who refuse to pay support for their kids.
I am aware of Superdickery yes. I also know that Golden Age Superman had no problem with smashing people through solid walls, beating the crap out of wife beaters, and chucking people out of windows without rushing down to catch them. He'd also do things like destroy entire slum neighborhoods to force the government to rebuild them in higher quality.Do you have any idea about some of the messed up stuff Golden Age Superman did to Jimmy Oleson?
...All... Might...?Interestingly, it appeared in the novel Sidhe Devil under the name "All Out" in what amounted to alternate world Olympic games; it was mentioned to be an ancient sport, but I never knew the actual name until you posted that.
The term comes from the Greek παγκράτιον [paŋkrátion], literally meaning "all of power" from πᾶν (pan-) "all" and κράτος (kratos) "strength, might, power".[2]
* Which is fairly close to the translation of the ancient term as given in that link.
Seems unlikely. Or do you mean Matrix? I'm not sure if Kon-el being alive overlaps with Kara being supergirl. Or is this a YJ spoiler? I still haven't watched S2.I...do know that Kara has damn near beat Kon to death at least once.
And yes, Character assassination. Superman is the guy who, while dying, took the time to talk to, comfort, and aid, a potential suicide because that's the kind of guy he is. He could literally have died any minute, but she was more important.
It had something to do with....oh what was the name. H'El? That and...bringing back Krypton.Seems unlikely. Or do you mean Matrix? I'm not sure if Kon-el being alive overlaps with Kara being supergirl. Or is this a YJ spoiler? I still haven't watched S2.
Not Superman. Also, weird reverse universe. So I guess that Kal had to be as scummy as the real one isn't? Ugh, sounds dumb just typing it. Also, wasn't it Ultraman?Do you complain because Powerman is a criminal? Same reasoning.
Oh look, more character assassination with, surprise surprise, BATMAN being spared. Sure, everyone else are murdering loonies. But Batman, he can see the light!
What's that? Superman looking shitty while BATMAN is shown to be the better man? My GOD! I've never seen that before!The Young Justice Universe Superman is a failure in his dealings with Kon. Accept it. This is not character assassination. This IS his character for this version.
Well he IS a SUPER-man. It's kind of the point? Besides, he's better than a saint. Where do they generally come from? Oh yeah, that one really corrupt church....yeah. With all the history of murder...and child rape....yeah better not touch that.When you write him, he can be as saint-like as you prefer. Considering how many versions exist, why is it so hard for you he could be a terrible person in one of them?
for one hes dating someone two shes probably still only like 12 or so.
Uhm... In Young Justice he kinda is actually. We joke about him being Batdad for a reason after all.
We need cheap drama, preferably teen angst! I know! Lets have Superman be an ass to an innocent kid who he historically looks at like a little brother! Oh and let's have BATMAN lecture him about it. Because that guy is great with kids.
Well he IS a SUPER-man. It's kind of the point? Besides, he's better than a saint. Where do they generally come from? Oh yeah, that one really corrupt church....yeah. With all the history of murder...and child rape....yeah better not touch that.
Also, I really take issue with your whole "he's a terrible person." It sucked for Kon, but Clark has no responsibility to him. I wouldn't expect a victim of rape to take responsibility to the now teen child that she gave up for adoption either.
But you're right. Hey, next let's have Captain Marvel rape Beautia Silvana. I mean, sure it's completely out of character, but it's a different universe after all!
Also, I have to be consistent. If I'm going to chew Injustice a new ass at every opportunity for being devoted entirely to assassinating Superman's character (with Batman being portrayed as the true hero. BIG SHOCK) I can't just give this a pass.
Now I don't remember Kon being put forth as Clark's son, but do remember Clark basically adopting him as a younger brother. Oh and adopting god damn ZOD'S son as his own. You know, stuff in character to Superman.
If Clark Kent is going to be Clark Kent in universe then yeah...I expect him to act like Clark Kent.
And I have no problem with that. I'd actually endorse it just fine as being perfectly in character with Bruce pre Miller Time.Uhm... In Young Justice he kinda is actually. We joke about him being Batdad for a reason after all.
I can agree with that. But the path I would turn down is the one that is marked "Superman being an asshole/murder/government tool/lunatic has been done TO DEATH." and that whoever came up with it, needs a good smack in the back of the head.I feel like it's the cartoon's responsibility to tell an interesting story
Maybe it was post one of the semi-reset buttons? I mean, I don't remember everything, but one of the reasons Kryptonians don't like clones is because they used to use them for spare parts, and then it turned out that they're sapient if removed from stasis, and cue clone rights movement induced civil war. This also led to their hypertech skin-suits which effectively uncapped their lifespans, (as an alternate solution to using clones) which was the reason why procreation was so heavily regulated. The artwork used implies the skin-suits evolved from their battlemechs, to powered armor, to tights, but I doubt it retained the same level of strength enhancement.It had something to do with....oh what was the name. H'El? That and...bringing back Krypton.
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for one hes dating someone two shes probably still only like 12 or so.