shepsquared
Erratic Aussie
- Location
- Melbourne, Australia
Anyone know who this guy is?
With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Twelve)
- Thread starter Mr Zoat
- Start date
- Status
Dunno. Maybe Slade, but the YJ version of him wasn't that fucked up at this time.
Queshire
Wants a pink flamingo for their lawn.
- Pronouns
- They/Them
Not a clue! I choose to believe he's the "With This Ring" version of James Bond though.
Emerald Oracle
Chaos, yet harmony. Death, yet the Force
- Location
- The Else
I expect this is one British Character or another, it usually is. As far as Harolds that had work as assassins? Your guess is as good as mine.
- Location
- madison
I have no idea who this is, but he sounds fun.
Dakkan Sall
Random Encounter
- Location
- On the world map
Not a clue. A quick google search got me Harold Allnut, but he doesn't fit the history/personality/age for whoever this is...
hance1986
The One Above All.
' levers '
And I have no idea who this guy is. 'Harold' is too general.
Gazing Eye
Compound, Lidless, Always Watching.
Americommando maybe?
he's Harold Thompson according to google
he's Harold Thompson according to google
- Location
- Dallas, TX
So his name is a pun and that name is Harold Rheam.
First place I go is that the 'd' in Harold and the last name make "dream" which is where I stop making sense and reach for infinity because I get stuck at where else to go. Best I can do is say that with a bit of one of the English accents you can turn "Harol" into "ar" and "ol'" to make "our old dream" but after that I hit dead end because I have no idea what that means in context.
First place I go is that the 'd' in Harold and the last name make "dream" which is where I stop making sense and reach for infinity because I get stuck at where else to go. Best I can do is say that with a bit of one of the English accents you can turn "Harol" into "ar" and "ol'" to make "our old dream" but after that I hit dead end because I have no idea what that means in context.
Googling 'rheam define' turns up a wiktionary page that turns up 'gamut, range, field' as definitions. If that's any help. I'm stumped. I've found Harold Howes, a minor 2000 AD villain, but I don't think Zoat draws from those for his characters. Nothing from Albion or DC that I can see.
EDIT: Oh wow. That's a Manx word, not even English. Reading comprehension fail there.
EDIT: Oh wow. That's a Manx word, not even English. Reading comprehension fail there.
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GilliamYaeger
M'crazy.
So his name is Harold, he's likely to be morally grey, used to working for himself, and the name 'Rheam' is a bad enough pun that Grayven spent three hours staring at it.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
Typos:
"Neurotoxin", "synapses", "effect"
"too"
"for"
- Location
- New England
- Location
- Hampden Park
You've got two hours to beat Grayven.
Also, Grayven also already fought Slade during the aftermath of Queen Bee's death. He wasn't impressed with Slade.
- Location
- Argentina
The only, only thing I can think of could be 'Harold' is an alias of Kent Allard. Also known as The Shadow. Who has crossed over with Batman on occasion.
Only thing I can think of.
Wounds that do not heal? remove the affected tissue.
The Shadow? Now that's old school.
Grayven already encountered Slade and had a one-sided fight with him. Slade was still physically perfectly healthy, at least before Grayven got his hands on him.
Also if it was Slade he'd have used the name and wouldn't have acted like they were meeting for the first time.
- Location
- Hampden Park
Thank you, corrected.
No.
His whole name is in there. Harold Rheam.
- Location
- New England
Uh.... Harold Harem? Anagram?
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- Location
- South of North
Like... I want to say that his backstory sounds like Floyd Lawton, aka Deadshot, but if it is I don't get the joke.
Ganurath
Literal Enthusiast
- Location
- A Valid Location
- Pronouns
- He/Him
In that case, I have to wonder if he's a fan of the Lord of the Rings books.
- Status