Manhunters

The morality comes in when you decide if you're good or evil in terms of building a character for RPGs.

In terms of who is the villain, I think Sinestro is to Ultron as the Manhunters are to the Butcherbird.

Hmm.

I wouldn't trust any of them any farther than I could throw them.

So it's like.

But you didn't see this fucking Manhunter? Okay.

And he brings him to that planet of all planets.

And they try to say, like, oh, because he feels the guilt.

And then it's really annoyed the shit out of me, too.

It kind of annoyed me, actually, earlier this season when he first said it, and then they did it, and I was just like, I just brushed it off as whatever, but now it even annoyed me more in that finale.

Manhunters can be killed by a bullet, only when they're in their human form.

I said, what kind of stupid shit is that? I was like, what? I was like...

We could do a little something different.

I feel like that even goes in with the Manhunters.

I did like the different approach with the Manhunters too.

I think even though not showing them in the alien form was definitely a weird choice, but I think the different approach with Manhunters was something.

because the ryan reynolds movie had man hunters as the villain too

well yeah no but i'm just saying that uh for that like i just don't like they already did the sinestro storyline i don't care to see it again type shit even though you know like you said there was it wasn't just sinestro the main villain there was multiple you know aspects to that or a different antagonist to that story you know what i'm saying but like We've seen it so many times, even in comics, I feel like.

Hal wakes up.

Suddenly, we see that he's got one of those little divots on the arm, just like John had after he had had his skin regrown by Zoe's Manhunter technology.

He's on the floor, what appears to be, at least to me, at least the slaughterhouse location.

I agree.

And Noah says that it's better if you keep still.

And he says that if there was a way of saving you without telling you what I am, I would have done so.

So right here, we get confirmation that Noah has access to Manhunter technology, just as pretty much as we suspected about this.

So before I go any further, Nick, I'll start with you.

Of course, this leaves out people who join the military because they feel like the college education granted by the GI Bill and the experience are the only way they can materially get ahead in the world, and it's extremely notable in my mind that material economic conditions play very little role in this story.

In the comics, before the Guardians created the Green Lantern Corps, they created the Manhunters, android peacekeepers who ultimately decided Skynet-style that the best way to make sure there was no evil in the universe was to ensure there were no other sentient beings.

The Manhunters were ultimately destroyed, though survivors inevitably crop up to make trouble for the Lanterns and others because, of course, they do.

The first five episodes of the eight-episode season concern Jordan and his trained steward, involved in a murder investigation in which several armed men were shot at a high school football stadium in a small town in Nebraska called Rushville.

As the mystery unravels, it turns out that Rushville is hiding a Manhunter, and the dead men were members of a disguised alien group out to destroy it in retribution for the genocide of their people.

The town, meanwhile, is protective of the Manhunter because it, or she as it turns out, has been healing their various diseases and injuries, guarding their secrets, and generally looking after them.

And so, rather than a typical murder mystery with a clever criminal operating on their own or with a few accomplices, we instead have a situation much closer to the communities in Iraq and Afghanistan that protected alleged terrorists from the US and its allies, and the way those groups were often part of the basic infrastructure of and defended by local communities.

Meanwhile, the aliens targeting the Manhunter are revealed to have their key mode of attack and defense be blowing themselves up.

Hal Jordan from Masters of Time, the 40-point TK enhancement.

Manhunter from the JLU Starter that gives you plus one action totals.

And then Question from Lantern Legacy and an Astral Martian Manhunter.

I like to see this green arrow.

I like to

Not somebody like, hey, this guy just cheated on all these other people.

Well done.

Well, because he uses that Martian Manhunter to move Superman to get those attacks.