With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Fourteen)

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So if this involved the Justice Legion then the Vampire Sun may be the work of Solaris.

 

Thank you, corrected.

 

What about Umbrax, are there any chances that it might be the 'Vampire Sun'?

 

No.

 

Isn’t Umbrax a Vampire galaxy?


Also I’m with Grayven here Justice Legion just seems so silly

 

No, Umbrax is from the n52 and Zoat tends to use very little from those issues.

 

Long haul, not long hall. One's a tedious labor, the other is an interior passage.

 

dont get this part. is this a joke refering to an earlier chapter?

 

So, how long do lower Sheeda live? And what the hell are Grayven and Artemis going to be doing with all that time?

 

So I guessed right, it was Solaris.

 

Robin is always contradicting/distrustful of the Renegade. Probably a reference to that.

 

No doubt. Not that there are many modern forms of media that would still be around this far along.

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Short of something very durable - incorrodible, indestructible metal, maybe - or very ethereal - some manner of telepathic database linked to the Earth's magical field or the like - I don't think you'd be very lucky at all.

Again: Biotechnology. Often inefficient, rarely quick, very gross.

One question is how biased those later analyses are going to be? Who knows how much revision some 'facts' have undergone in the thousands of years of Melmoth's Reign?

Ah, she's feeling better? I wonder if that's because of the Witch-sign or she's just adapted to the local conditions.

Translation: "The little fiends have stopped pounding on my casing. It's a just a dull ache now, and I am better than that."

As if anything of them survived this long. They were mythical by the 853^rd century. How much info do you think survived five billion years?

Yes, but they aren't that immortal. Superman Prime notwithstanding, anyway.

Spoilers! Besides, it's very hard to actually kill-kill Kryptonians. Especially Pre-Crisis ones. Their biology is robust beyond belief, thanks to millennia of refinement and engineering.

And does it matter? All that took place so long ago the Earth's continents aren't even the same shape.

Pfft. Humans are like cockroaches. Plus, aliens seem to find humans remarkably useful, whatever as slave labour, soldier or sex toy. There'd be tons running around off-world.

Oh, this will be fun. Someone with no concept of a superhero, if even a vigilante. It'll be like explaining colour to a blind man...

"What are heroes?"

"Never heard of it."

"The only word I recognise there was 'criminal.'"

And the archivist is just tilting his head in confusion. Totally unfamiliar concepts.

See, that he might understand. The concept of 'not serving the queen directly' might be a stretch, but 'enforcing' things? Yeah.

Mostly based around Righteous Face-punching.

One of the stranger future visions of the DC Earth. Honestly, the clones thing sound more like Justice League 3000, from That Era. A great many of the DC One Million heroes were distant descendants, inspired by, driven by or even vague fans of their namesakes. As for looks: Fashions change. The Golden age heroes lived in times of cotton, wool and leather. The Silver age sported space age materials like nylon, polyester and early spandex (which was invented in 1959!).

At least she knows enough to know when she doesn't know about something.

Fascinating. Let me guess, somewhere on the east coast of North America. Or whatever it developed into over the eons.

Given the future bio-engineering seen in DC One Million, their colouring might well be a personal preference. As is their shape. Transhumanism for the win.

Hmm... Perhaps this is a future where Solaris the Living Sun won during DC One Million? His plan was to kill Superman Prime, if I remember right. Who was chilling in the core of the Sun...

At least we know he's got one thing he cares for. Craves, even.

Another common part of DC One Million... Alongside with a race of Neptunian aquatic humanoids, Pluto being a prison planet and Mars being 'haunted' by the consciousness of J'onn J'onnz.

You're lucky they know that much. The only reason this isn't like modern palaeontologists reconstructing dinosaurs from 200+ million years ago, is advancements in technology.

Just some light reading, then. Good thing Mother Box is willing to give it a try. You might be here a long-ass time otherwise.

Within reason. Are there any truly old New Gods? Not like Highfather, and his traditional 'venerable wizard' look. Truly ancient ones, who have seen eons pass. I doubt Apokalips might, given their generally short, brutal lifetimes... But New Genesis...

...He makes it sound like it'll take centuries... Or at least a couple of Sheeda generations. Which, honestly might be rather shorter than our, what, twenty years for a generation?

Looks like this could be quite the task. Hope Artemis is going to be okay with possibly finding herself quite a bit older when she gets home. At any rate, I suspect this might be a good time for a cutaway...

 

Richard, Robins civilian name, dislikes renegade and is his biggest critic on the Team.

 

It is kinda commandable for the Sheeda that a civilisation that desperate still invests this much effort into maintaining their archives and that they are this vast.

It is of course necessary for raiding the past to at least have some idea of what was going on, but still.

 

Well reality TV may have survived.

The fact that it's managed to survive as long as it has is a good indicator of its cockroach like ability to survive.

Well some of the League may have survived.

Superman lived to that time and I think Diana became a goddess.

And that other Superman that kept the universe from collapsing so that that Mesopotamian god could die peacefully.

And saving innocents from natural disasters and maniacs.

The clone thing was done before the n52, Batman Beyond in case you forgot.

The solar system is basically similar to the Culture then.

And don't forget the marble Amazons.

Yuga Khan was most likely alive when Hinon still didn't fall in a coma, 3 billion years ago, so that could indicate that he's also billions of years old, and Darkseid may also be billions of years old as far as we know.

Metron may also be eons old, given that he spends a lot of time on his chair, which can time travel, he may spend eons viewing different eras before returning to the time he left.

 

i read some of those. he seems very close minded to me. i guess he takes it from his mentor a little.

 

He also saw the renegade at some of his worst.

Plus the fact that renegade tends to mock him doesn't exactly improve his impression of him.

 

I read on 'Solaris'... God that's so stupid!
Then again Paragon got to fight the *sigh* 'Giant Space Starfish' so I guess this was inevitable. :/

 

It had to start somewhere...

Galaxies form... by black holes getting things closer... maybe some day the vampire sun becomes a vampire black hole?

Makes as much sense as the whole fake Eldar thing.

 

To be completely fair, Robin pushed him in a way that was massively hypocritical, fairly early on. I can safely say that they're both at fault.

 

Unless Gravy was having an early senior moment, he didn't mean clones literally, he meant as in the Justice Legion were carbon copies, unimaginative and derivitive.

And no, in point of fact I can't recall any feats of genetic engineering shown in DC 1 Million. Batman 1 million did put Bruce in a clone of Bats1Million's body, but that's not the same thing.

Rather, humanity is more like evolved past the need for technology rather like the future people from Callahan's Crosstime Saloon.

DC 1 Million people have a telepathic internet that connects them all and enhanced information processing to go along with it.

Over this telepathic internet, they can download superpowers like apps. Luthor Luthor downloaded Superman's powers to celebrate Superman Prime reemerging from the sun, for example.

The DEO deals with bootleg superpower app dealers/designers, because black market superpowers might not have required safety features like say teleportation or intangibility that won't leave you to die merged with a wall.

So in the future, everyone is Amazo, if you have the cash, and by cash I mean internet points.

 

I was talking about cloning the members of the League was done before the Justice League 3000 comic was released, not that the members of the Legion were clones.

 

Thank you, corrected.

Research and testing, probably.

 

While cool, I can't help but think that Renegade and Artemis becoming, if not time abysses, something like really seven hundred years old, does provide some challenges regarding keeping the characters relatable. Worry.

 

Maybe I missed something, but at what point did they establish that they'd gone to the future instead of the past? Sheeda etc make it more likely to be the future, but there's always the possibility of a looped universe per Futurama?

 

They established that when they saw the Sheeda and the weird sun.

After they saw those chances were high they came to the future.

 

And yet people still get superpowers the usual way like that people that got stuck as superpowered beasts. And is heavily hinted that while everyone is born with superpowers, 90% of them are crap Plus is quite likely downloaded powers, that were not included in the collected edition, have time limits, limiters and spyware.

 

And more importantly, civilization will collapse around them in that time

 

You forgot that Melmoth is still around.