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

Not really.

He hasn't shown any romantic interests, though it's highly likely that he'll start dating Evil-Lyn.

Because the various Paul's are basically attracted to evil, damaged people that they can fix.

They're basically the stereotypical nice girl that tries to fix the bad boy and falls in love with him.

The difference with Paul is that the genders are swapped.

Ohh, get off your high horse.

If you did what he just did you'd be shouting "I have the power!" from the beginning.

It may be in the 40k Imperium, seeing as they've got skulls everywhere.

 

Yes.

Unless MrZoat massively nerfs him he would spank you like a sub on their first night with a new mistress.

 

Once more these interlude make me highly desire full on stories so we might see the process it took to get to these moments.

Shame we never saw Paul interact with Skeletor himself since I think it would have been fun to see him speak with a hammy but legit scary and powerful person.

 

Is this a MotU 2002 thing or was it supposed to refer to the Gordian knot?

I was confused for a bit, because I'm in more of a Revelations - headspace. I've only seen a handful of episodes from the 2002 show. The Power Sword design was off-putting.

 

Has any of the Pauls been sent to McNinja?

 

Grass probably would help her attitude. Unfortunately, this is a kid's show.

No.

Yes, but he got it wrong deliberately.

Don't worry, kind people are coming to help you. Ignore the jacket with the straps.

Who knew Kevin Smith stored his talent in his blubber?

 

Hordak is never a joke, not even in the eighties series. Remember all She-Ra could honesty do in her 80s series was keep him busy and maybe convince him to do something in a different way, he still remained in charge of the planet despite She-Ra having one of the swords of power.

 

Damn autocorrect.

But you're writing this bit, so you may add it.

You added a party with porn actors in it and I doubt the YJ show would have done that.

 

And also showed actual consequences for the sundering of the earths.

 

Has this Paul ever asked the Sorceress what is up with the Castle's clothing style?
Also, is there a Paul in the new She-Ra cartoon?
Also, is there a Paul that weilds the Ring of WAAAAAAAAGH! ?

And if you do the later properly you can get the former anytime.

 

ngl i have no idea how to link because i never bothered to learn, if someone is interested follow the quote to read the first chapter of He-Man Paul, the second one is the chapter just after the one i just "linked"

 

Probably not since Zoat hates the new things.

Well there is one in 40k, though he doesn't use WAAAGH! energy.

Though he had assimilated a few orcs.

 

Will someone tell me what's happening? She seduced him and..... set him on fire???

 

No.

Haven't watched it. Probably not.

No, because that's a stupid idea and you're stupid for putting it in my head.

Open square bracket, URL=, then the link, then a close square bracket, then whatever text you want to have linked, then open square bracket, /URL and then close square bracket.

It's not that I hate new things. It's just that all new things are objectively terrible.

Pretty much. The full story is in issue 5, with important parts not mentioned until issue 7. Basically, an arms trader bribed some poorly paid Eternian guards to let him move a shipment. One of them, a guy called Nolar Blok, took the money and informed his superior what was happening. As a result, He-Man got the arms dealer and the other guards. However, those guards had friends and Blok got discharged. A while after that, Evelyn 'accentually' bumped into him in disguise and -after a little horizontal persuasion- convinced him that if he helped her get a magic gem, she'd be able to get away from that horrid Keldor and they could start a life together.

Canonically, that went about as well as you'd think.

 

Out of curiosity did you like MoTU:Revelations? I haven't watched it just listened to reviews and must say it seems like something I will avoid having watched the 2002 show.

I find typically when I see a heavy critic vs audience divide my own preferences usually land with the audiences.

 

All signs point to no.

 

What a remarkably astute internet creature you are.

 

It's a decent show, but the quality can swing wildly from season to season. It all comes down to how much you like the characters.

I will say though, Hordak feels like a prime target for a paul redemption, helping him take down Hordak prime.

 

True, plus Hordak would appreciate Paul healing him because he could think it would make him more worthy in Horde Prime's eyes.

It won't, but he may think it.

 

For a slight expansion on the Blak situation . . . The magic gym in question could only be claimed by someone who didn't have any magical ability, which is why neither Skeletor nor Evil-Lyn just up and grabbed it themselves. The guy that told them about the gym in the first place was one of the people Nolar double-crossed, with his condition for giving them the info being that he wanted Nolar to suffer. (Though this isn't learned until later.)

Evil-Lyn basically has a "meet cute" with Nolar and presents herself as someone fleeing from a dangerous situation. They bang almost immediately. Then right after they finish having sex she reveals she's Evil-Lyn. He recognizes her but instead of freaking out his reaction is basically, "Holy shit, that's hot."

They keep having weekly meeting where they have more sex. Eventually he tells her he has some money saved up and that they should run away together. At which point she says she can't flee with him because she is magically bound to Skeletor, but that if he were to obtain the gem for her she could use it to break that binding. He does so, she kisses him one last time, then she teleports away after turning him into a human bomb that blows up the museum the gem was being stored in.

Oddly enough, as short as the stuff with Nolar was, I got the vague feeling that Evil-Lyn might have actually liked him somewhat. Not enough to deviate from the plan or anything. But Skeletor had no idea she was fucking Nolar on the regular, and she hid the pictures of the place Nolar wanted to run away with her to.

Not sure how the hell this Paul would have actually thwarted her plan though. Short of getting stupid lucky and stumbling on her while she was having one of her hook ups with the guy, or being at that museum for totally unrelated reasons when she and Nolar got around to actually swiping the gem, there really wasn't much of an opportunity to thwart anything.

Still. Except for the ending, that's quite the enjoyable evil plan. Guy got to have a bunch of sex with Evil-Lynn.

 

He was on good terms with Nolar due to hearing about him getting kicked out and deciding to pay him the value of the shipment he informed on as a reward for his honesty. As a result, Nolar mentions enough to get the SI a little suspicious, which puts him in place to interrupt the theft.

 

I must say, I rather enjoy Paul's interactions with supervillains he's been working on to reform.

If we see anymore of his Marvel counterparts, (both X-Men Animated Series and The Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes), we'll see him doing the same with many others, whether they be The Juggernaut, Sandman, Toad, Rhino....

 

Wasn't the AEMH Paul trying to help Magneto and mutants in general by exposing The Sublime? and he's dating Hela. So if it wasn't clear Paul has a thing for helping villains.

 

Wonder how long till he realizes Hela should already be married?

 

Senator Robert Kelly, Henry Gyrich, Agent Hill....those ones might need some more work.

 

I'd add Raven Darkhölme to that list as she is about as morally ambigous as Magneto.

 

Ohh, shit.

We may finally be seeing Constantine.

No shit.

Though that was mostly because of Boss Smiley.

They may not want to know if the person they loved or hated is in the proper afterlife.

Who knows, there may be some small business that does that.

Though again, people may be comfortable with not knowing.

Plus with magic becoming more and more accepted, it's likely that some forms would become illegal due to their dangers.

So Diana learned a new trick.

Hah!

Zoat, what does the title of this episode mean?

 

She needs to date a magic eater. Seriously. That's messed up.

 

It's nice to see Diana is tapping more into her esoteric abilities. Mr Zoat, does this mean she is slowly growing into her role as a goddess? Also, can she do Diana 666's trick of returning into the Earth in order to heal/cleanse herself?