CoH version I think would be sort of like Mister T back in the 80s, trying to use his fame to help promote urban youth centers, inner city education, school lunch programs, and stuff like that. He would be kind of bad at selling stuff because he is the undead, who have notoriously poor taste in snack goods.
Comic version is basically the same, if dramatically less well known because he's at the beginning of his career. He would totally get cheesed off at Graveyard King getting a few endorsement deals, though.
Hrm. Ultimately I think the biggest change might be that Mike tries to take a little responsibility for the N-Team while the Captain is in his heroic coma. I feel bad about some early stuff I did with Mike, because that was right at the cusp of my maturing as an RPer and writer and it feels like he deserves more consistent quality, but ultimately I don't see the character ever really retiring or settling down unless forced to by injury or unexpected pregnancy or something
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Shinji would spend like six hours fretting about the improper nature of the x-ray specs, his inevitable killing off of any innocent life forms under his protection, and how he is likely just setting himself up for failure with any kind of Atlas system.
Then someone will steal the comic book from him and he'll never mention it again.
I think that would have depended a lot on how a confrontation between the two went. I admit that the narrative around Sanger is a lot more forgiving of his actions than I personally would be; I mean, the guy's original crew basically goes, "Well he must have a good reason, he's SANGER ZONVOLT!, we'll welcome him home with open arms!".
I think ultimately Shinji would be able to at least act as though he has forgiven Sanger, but would probably never really open up to the man to the extent that he did before the double-cross. He wouldn't mean to, but it was severe negative reinforcement against Shinji's very tentative trying to be more open and trusting of other people.
What are Dr. Light's views on the world right now. I remember that scene we did where you tried to communicate it to us at the banquet and people were a little 'The dudes finally lost it'. So I think this is as good an opportunity time as any to get distilled version of how Dr. Light see's the world.
Good question. Doctor Light is going through something of a personal crisis, being that several people he knows and loves quietly believe he should have stayed dead. Besides the fact that Light believes he has not died, but in fact simply evolved, this would kind of strain anyone
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Your Dr. Light is a pretty scary guy. I think Dr. Light needs some serious work on his delivery, walking up to Scarface and going 'Hey Scar, your obsolete' is really not the way to go about it. It's interesting to see a sentient life form as intelligent as Dr. Light existing as this seemingly infinite data form.
Certainly if this really is the case, you'd think that there'd be some kind of transformation process available. To, as Lumine described it in X8, to let Reploids evolve.
I think it's sad that the kind grandfather persona is not as dominant these days. Maybe things can change.
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Comic version is basically the same, if dramatically less well known because he's at the beginning of his career. He would totally get cheesed off at Graveyard King getting a few endorsement deals, though.
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How did Dr. Hell spend college?
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Then someone will steal the comic book from him and he'll never mention it again.
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I think ultimately Shinji would be able to at least act as though he has forgiven Sanger, but would probably never really open up to the man to the extent that he did before the double-cross. He wouldn't mean to, but it was severe negative reinforcement against Shinji's very tentative trying to be more open and trusting of other people.
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Certainly if this really is the case, you'd think that there'd be some kind of transformation process available. To, as Lumine described it in X8, to let Reploids evolve.
I think it's sad that the kind grandfather persona is not as dominant these days. Maybe things can change.
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