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I was gonna say that's not as creepy as it first seems,that an adult would smell different than a child, but then I realized that Lion-O is only *mentally* a child. The body is still that of an adult. So yeah...creepy.

I'm gonna call her the first black costumed villain. Granted, she did *look* super in that outfit, but it's hard to argue that there was anything else super about her or really any of the villains the Dynamic Duo faced in that show

Question was, however, who was the first black super *villian*

Oddly enough, that's one of the few things they got right as far as the comics go. The X-men's Blackbird....

from the wiki

When the X-Men were first introduced, they were portrayed as travelling in Professor Xavier's private jet and helicopter, advanced but fairly conventional aircraft with remote autopilots (i.e., the Professor flew them from home). When the series resumed in 1975, the X-Men were shown using a new strato-Jet that was visually based on a modified, scaled-up version of the Lockheed SR-71 "Blackbird" spy plane (hence the name), but was modified to carry several passengers, as well as for Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL). Some writers have referred to this design as the "SR-73" or the "SR-77", and is known to be canon in most plotlines of the Marvel Universe, including X-Men: Evolution, where it is referenced by Scott as the SR-77 in the first episode. The original X-Men Blackbird has been destroyed and rebuilt numerous times in the course of the team's many adventures. The later versions incorporated technology created by the mutant inventor Forge, as well as alien (Shi'ar) technology, including weapon systems, holographic active camouflage, and engines capable of hypersonic speeds. One version of the Blackbird possessed an experimental cockpit windshield that was infused with traces of the same ruby quartz material used in Cyclops' visor, allowing him to project and amplify his optic blasts through the windshield.[1]

In other words, the thing makes the real one look like a Hot Wheels model.

Well, sorta right. They wouldn't have had the Blackbird in the time this movie's set....but then again there's Havok, Cyclops' *younger* brother

Was on the league that finished the BAF trial. It really is casual and just a matter of coordination, unlike the endgame raids I've seen in other games that require specific classes/builds and micromanging.

It's just fight some stuff, kill an AV on a timer, don't let 20 non attacking mobs escape for 5 minutes (this is currently the tricky part), kill another AV on a timer, then kill em both, roughly simultaneously.

All the objectives are clearly marked in a new "you cant miss it" window.

Me....duh

What she said. Casual doesn't automatically equal solo.

Exactly my point. It's just a matter of perspective.

Oh, is this where someone trots out that "Any sufficiently advanced tech is indistinguishable from magic" line?

Important point to remember. Also that components can be broken down to shards.

Yes. Same as a team star, the league star is passable.

I'm guessing it's because there's been a fair amount of speculation about ancient gods possibly being aliens going about in the real world. History channel has a series on the subject.

Marvel hasn't made any ensemble cast movies. They've only made Iron Man 1 &2, Incredible Hulk, (all basically good) and Cap and Thor (looking good, but we shall see). All the other movies with Marvel characters were licensed out to other studios. Including this nonsensical mismash of characters.

This particular Trial is capped at 24. No where near the numbers you get on a MS, and less than half of a Hami.

Did one with a full 24, or nearly full...lag stutter etc was a non-issue.

Yeah, it is. Type of government is not a factor in labeling developmental status. Type of government can certainly hinder developmental growth from 3rd world to 1st world status, but that's true regardless of type of government

This. Especially the last part.

And it's not like we didn't have "mega team" content already. They've just added QoL stuff to make starting and managing said mega team content easier, and some more content.

Thirdly, the new stuff, as Posi *just* said are NOT 48 man affairs...they cap out at 24. And really, just because they added something vaguely similar to what the Gorilla has doesn't mean that the devs are trying to emulate them, or that what we are getting is going to be remotely similar.