Is it because of the Einherjar? Because that's the only thing I can remember the Illustres having direct involvement in the area. I think he also fought Finality Man somewhere around there as well, but would it be that? I don't know what else it could be.
No, I mean they neither like him nor dislike him.
The Hickman one's.
Maybe. Who knows, honestly?
Both points are addressed later.
That one is set in the nineties X-Men series. This is set in Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
Have to admit I've been confused too. What's the Universe number for the other one?
Meanwhile on Earth 534834.
Hey, it's perfectly normal for a lady to take time preparing. Even with Janet Van Dyne helping out. Especially when Anne-Marie wasn't entirely sold on going to prom regardless.
If he'd like to interact with humans more easily, he might want to adjust the design of his optical systems. Built-in goggles might be useful, but don't exactly put people at ease. At least he's expecting to wait.
I can't imagine Tony isn't curious about the technology in Aaron's frame. Especially those funky hyper-extending limbs and the built-in weaponry.
As long as the questions aren't too deep or philosophically confounding...
I bet having the ability to silently get advice from those men he's acquainted with will be helpful.
Probably much the same as it means for humans: A pause for thought.
I dread the answer that jackass would have given. he doesn't seem the nurturing sort, at least towards non-human minds.
So he's not 'fully functional.' He might want to sort that out before he gets any steady girlfriends later.
'Cogito Ergo Sum' you might say. Where a simpler algorithm might be able to fake 'thinking', it takes true consciousness and intelligence to initiate thoughts other than what were programmed in.
Not necessarily the answer he might have wanted, but a good answer.
A shotgun and/or a shovel, really. But it's clear that you're not likely to put Anne-Marie's virtue in peril...
Admittedly, Aaron is quite perfectly bullet-resistant. But getting shot would send a clear message: 'You dun goofed!'
Given that Janet's not showing any sign of concern for Anne-Marie's appearance, the trouble is emotional.
I suppose it shows. And she is familiar with killer robots... Hopefully that doesn't colour her opinion.
To be fair, Janet... Can you think of any safer date for Anne-Marie?
To wit: James Hammond, from World War II. Former 'Invaders' teammate of Captain America and Namor. Had a mutant teen sidekick named 'Toro'.
Well, Anne-Marie isn't quite as outgoing as you are, Janet. Is it any wonder she's having cold feet?
...Oh no, you left him alone with Janet?
Well, that's an acid test of his socialisation if nothing else.Well, at least she's talking. That's a good sign.
...Answering in quiet, single-word responses isn't as good a sign.
Could be a bit awkward, even if AMH!OL doesn't need to shout to be heard.
I'm picturing a nice, loose sheer blouse over a decent frock, plus gloves. Everything covered except the face, basically.
That might be one way to let someone else touch her, but I'm not sure anyone could handle the mental influence of the Orange Light.
Oh, no, he's completely serious. No real skin at all. Though it's still uncertain if he's immune to her powers... He might be mentally and spiritually complex for her power to latch on too.
...I mean... If you consider it from the right angle...
And most of them are out of her age range.
Now that's something they would never comment on in the comics. Totally ruining the illusion of the body-paint-thin costumes the ladies wear... Wonder if the Fantastic Four have an integrated cooling undersuit in their uniforms?
Eh, depending on the student body, there might not be anyone she'd have been interested in.
There are probably social dances, but nothing so fundamental to the teenage experience, I expect.
I wouldn't be surprised to find he toned it down a little compared to what Janet put on her, too. A little less mascara, little softer blush, that sort of thing.
At least they'll both be outside their comfort zones?
AMH!OL, that isn't really the most... Calming thing to say.
Oh, she's not going to let him forget this.
'your'
Problem with a robot is that you can't be sure it is actually thinking even if it says it is. It might have no internal experience despite acting as if it has one. Of course by being genre savvy (or reading the relevant comics, which I have not) we can be pretty confident that Aaron is indeed sophont.
Thank you, corrected.
Irrelevant. Consistency Of Logic And Persistence Of Action are what matters. No AI chatbot has yet achieved both... without committing suicide or being lobotomized.