Left handed master race.
"Leaving already?" "Yeah. We both know you'd do a hell of a better job than me coordinating rescue operations." Danny began walking towards the exit door where his motorcycle was parked. "S.H.I.E.L.D. really didn't like the idea of me bringing this in here with all the sensitive equipment." He closed his eyes and took a deep breath. The feeling of coming death and thoughts of innocent blood being spilled poured into his mind. All at once flames began to rise from his body, his skin and flesh burning off until nothing but bone remained. There were Danny once stood was now an entity of Vengeance. A spirit. The Ghost Rider. "SEE YOU LATER." The skeleton spoke in a harsh raspy voice before riding straight out of the exit, scraping the edges of the door and leaving a burning trail in his wake. Batman watched as the door automatically closed behind Ghost Rider. "Interrogations would be so much more effective if I could do that." He placed his hand on the side of his mask, switching on the communications channel for the team. "We don't have much time. Everyone get a move on. Ultron's forces are going to mobilize now that we've arrived. Good luck everyone." "They should have given me better coordinates. Sokovia isn't exactly specific." The glowing red wings of his ship cooled down as he entered the lower part of Earth's atmosphere. Placing two earbuds in and pulling the cassette playing out of his ship's dashboard, he turned on his Walkman to keep in the mood. If the Earth was in danger, he was going to make sure he felt good saving it. Beside him, strapped to the chair like a passenger was an oversized gun he had brought just for the occasion. Taking out Reach technology like the Scarab meant spending credits. Lots of credits. But it was all worth it if it meant he had a part in saving his home. Before he would get to any of that however, Star-Lord would have to first find where this battle was taking place.
Everything would be fixed if us men rolled down the top of the hill and crushed everyone at the bottom so no one can ever get up again. c:
Just remember, Sam is better than Dean.
"Everyone wants a piece of Ultron. I know that. But we can't have every hero who feels like they deserve a crack at taking him down do so when there's more to saving the world than punching the bad guy as hard as you can." Memories of his last battle of such a massive scale came to mind. It was the last time he had ever killed and he intended to keep it that way ever since making that vow to stay his hand to prevent himself from ever turning justice into genocide. When Kryptonians invaded the Earth intending to hunt them down, he had already given up hope of rebuilding his civilization. For once in his life, he was no longer the sole survivor of Krypton though as hard as he tried, no words could persuade Zod to coexist with humans. After having passed through from another dimension the Kryptonian general refused to put his people through anymore pain and was more than willing to slaughter everything on Earth in order to save the last of Krypton. Their blood was on his hands. As Zod let out his dying breath Superman felt he might as well have watch Krypton meet its end a second time. Yet another world he could not save. Superman's eyes narrowed, the Man of Steel determined to see that Earth would never meet the same fate as his old planet. This was his home now and nothing was going to take it away. "There is more than Ultron we have to worry about. I'm not going to fight you on this. It's your choice in the end." "Can't this damn thing move faster?" Daniel watched as the surrounding buildings vanished into the distance as the Invisible Jet took off towards Sokovia once everyone had settled themselves inside. If it wasn't for GPS he would have had no idea where that place even was. "It sounds made up to me." He muttered to himself angrily. "They have a rich history of their own. Unfortunately, due to Hydra, they've fallen on some tough times. You should pick up a book some time." "What?" Daniel spun around just in time to see Batman take a seat beside him and look over the controls, the white eyes of his mask focusing on the panel before him as if he was ready to be his co-pilot. "I don't remember asking for help flying this thing." "Well who else is going to keep the Jet ready to evacuate the civilians after you leave? Unless you have a remote for the Auto-Pilot stashed somewhere on your biker gear, Rider." "This is why I never joined your team." "We never asked you to." "Yeah because having a flaming skeleton standing beside an alien, a god, a man dressed in a batsuit, a dominatrix, and a man encased in metal would be too strange." Daniel returned his attention to the flight controls but not before catching a glimpse of what seemed to be the outline of a smirk from Batman. Being the Ghost Rider was definitely unsettling for most but the way the material on Batman's mask moved with his mouth unsettled him more than any demon. It was just weird. What kind of mask even does that?
"Everyone wants a piece of Ultron. I know that. But we can't have every hero who feels like they deserve a crack at taking him down do so when there's more to saving the world than punching the bad guy as hard as you can." Memories of his last battle of such a massive scale came to mind. It was the last time he had ever killed and he intended to keep it that way ever since making that vow to stay his hand to prevent himself from ever turning justice into genocide. When Kryptonians invaded the Earth intending to hunt them down, he had already given up hope of rebuilding his civilization. For once in his life, he was no longer the sole survivor of Krypton though as hard as he tried, no words could persuade Zod to coexist with humans. After having passed through from another dimension the Kryptonian general refused to put his people through anymore pain and was more than willing to slaughter everything on Earth in order to save the last of Krypton. Their blood was on his hands. As Zod let out his dying breath Superman felt he might as well have watch Krypton meet its end a second time. Yet another world he could not save. Superman's eyes narrowed, the Man of Steel determined to see that Earth would never meet the same fate as his old planet. This was his home now and nothing was going to take it away. "There is more than Ultron we have to worry about. I'm not going to fight you on this. It's your choice in the end." "Can't this damn thing move faster?" Daniel watched as the surrounding buildings vanished into the distance as the Invisible Jet took off towards Sokovia once everyone had settled themselves inside. If it wasn't for GPS he would have had no idea where that place even was. "It sounds made up to me." He muttered to himself angrily. "They have a rich history of their own. Unfortunately, due to Hydra, they've fallen on some tough times. You should pick up a book some time." "What?" Daniel spun around just in time to see Batman take a seat beside him and look over the controls, the white eyes of his mask focusing on the panel before him as if he was ready to be his co-pilot. "I don't remember asking for help flying this thing." "Well who else is going to keep the Jet ready to evacuate the civilians after you leave? Unless you have a remote for the Auto-Pilot stashed somewhere on your biker gear, Rider." "This is why I never joined your team." "We never asked you to." "Yeah because having a flaming skeleton standing beside an alien, a god, a man dressed in a batsuit, a dominatrix, and a man encased in metal would be too strange." Daniel returned his attention to the flight controls but not before catching a glimpse of what seemed to be the outline of a smirk from Batman. Being the Ghost Rider was definitely unsettling for most but the way the material on Batman's mask moved with his mouth unsettled him more than any demon. It was just weird. What kind of mask even does that?
Sometimes people's opinions are wrong. This is one of those times.
you're gonna have a bad time
Tony's face in that last picture:
No. Even if the bubble was large enough to produce enough volume for someone to inhale(unlikely but not impossible), they'd just be breathing in water vapor. So they would just drown in a cool(anti-pun?) fashion. A way it could work is by combining the Leidenfrost Effect with water splitting. Water vapor can be broken down with electricity into Hydrogen and Oxygen gas. More or less this results in Hydrox, something used in deep-water breathing gear to deal with compression. Of course, water splitting eats up a lot of electrical power and we'd be assuming it results in enough oxygen for someone to live off of...otherwise you'd still die from asphyxiation. Hydrogen isn't poisonous but you can't breathe pure Hydrogen because it offers nothing good for your body. Might as well not be breathing at all. tl;dr: No.
Batman then proceeded to walk forward, stopping by Grayson. "Obviously there aren't many of us that will make it in time to help out the X-Institute. Flash and Quicksilver, you two need to go now. Superman, we're going to need you to stay because we're going to need all the muscle we can get." Terry knew how that order would go over with Quicksilver judging by the speedster's attitude as he would no doubt refuse to go after his sister. "As said earlier, Raven will focus on Scarlet Witch. As for the X-Men, we're going to need all of you evacuating and protecting the civilians. And that leaves-" "Thor, Stark, Daredevil, you, Agent Grayson here, and myself." Superman pointed over towards Thor. "That kid in the blue scarab armor. Take him down." Next he directed his attention towards Tony Stark's new creation. "No doubt Ultron's prepared a stronger body for this fight. If you're serious about destroying him then you're joining me to take him head on. Stark, you're coming too to help keep an eye on our new friend. With three of us working together we should be more than enough to obliterate that machine and still have time to assist everyone else. Ultron does not succeed, got it?" Superman was not going to take no to his orders from anyone. Batman may have been a better strategist but when it came down to who was really calling the shots, there was no doubt that Superman was in charge. "Once Canary is out safe, I know she'll be more than happy to help you," Superman directed this at Daredevil, "Take down whatever Hydra forces Ultron has tagging alongside him." Without another word Superman took to the skies and held his position there for a moment waiting for the other to begin moving out. Eager as he was to destroy Ultron, he refused to allow civilian casualties to rack up as he focused on battling the menace behind this ordeal. His fists clenched and his head tilted up towards the sun as its radiation filled his body with warmth and strengthened his resolution. He considered leaving Earth's orbit to gather more strength but decided against it knowing it the extra strength would only bring more collateral damage than prevent it. "That's settled, let's move." Terry looked over at Grayson and smirked. "I want you to take the Batmobile for a drive for old time's sake. S.H.I.E.L.D may have some fancy toys but we both know they don't have anything as fast. Just one more fight side-by-side." As he spoke, the sound of a sonic boom echoed overhead. The sound of Superman leading the charge against Ultron.
Batman then proceeded to walk forward, stopping by Grayson. "Obviously there aren't many of us that will make it in time to help out the X-Institute. Flash and Quicksilver, you two need to go now. Superman, we're going to need you to stay because we're going to need all the muscle we can get." Terry knew how that order would go over with Quicksilver judging by the speedster's attitude as he would no doubt refuse to go after his sister. "As said earlier, Raven will focus on Scarlet Witch. As for the X-Men, we're going to need all of you evacuating and protecting the civilians. And that leaves-"
I'll add you in as soon as that bio goes up.
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Fun times await.
Hnnnggggg
So I finally saw the first episode and... It seemed pretty disappointing. A few things about Supergirl herself seemed to be wrong. She didn't need to get stuck in a Phantom Zone to explain why she's younger than Superman. Just taking a longer journey through space would account for that due to General Relativity(she would age much slower by simply being in space while Supes is on Earth). The pacing of the show felt pretty strange. It was just hopping from one set piece to the next like a checklist of things to do in order to set up the story for the season. Kara herself seems fun and interesting with all her time making comparisons to her cousin and, being a huge Superman fan, I found that the best part of the show. She has his powers but even so she, and everyone else, still revere Superman as basically a god. Maybe if the show keeps focusing on the fact that she has to step out of Superman's shadow to be more than just "that other Kryptonian" it'll make for a more interesting show. If the first episode was the last we'll see to the Superman comparisons then...well that'll be very disappointing. tl;dr: The show's okay. I guess.
Still better than DC and their pathetic way of handling live action universes.
It's missing An Extremely Goofy Movie. Could make a game about which movies this set is missing.
A is acceleration. Not speed. Also, your mass is wrong because... Pound is also a unit of force. It's not a unit of mass.
Considering it(UE4) doesn't have Wii U support from Unreal, it seems like too much of a hassle for Square to go out of their way and port the engine over to something usable for the Wii U. Not only that, but downgrading isn't always a matter of "let's just dial back everything" but instead is something that would take even more time to balance out what the issues are and what things they'd want to sacrifice in order to make KH3 a decent experience. Not to mention the gamepad for the Wii U itself presents its own problems. Honestly, it makes perfect sense to skip the Wii U. Technically, it's inferior to the PS4 and XB1, its gamepad doesn't look too enticing for a Kingdom Hearts style experience. Yeah, you could say the same about the DS and 3DS but the games released on those were made specifically for those handhelds. It's just a waste of time and money for Square to figure out how to bring KH3 to the Wii U for such a low install base. I mean, I guess if Square is desperate enough, they could take a hint from Ubisoft's handling of Watch_Dogs and release a Wii U port months after release. But honestly, no one buys a Wii U for third party games. Everybody knows you don't buy a Nintendo console for that kind of thing. Admittedly, Mario Maker looks pretty sweet.
