It was Adam's but the point still stands. Why would it be residual though? Does anyone who wants it get the regeneration ability by simply injecting a small amount of Claire or Adam's blood? If so can they then pass it off by giving blood as well?
I hope that is not the explanation they give.
Yea, that would be pretty ridiculous if their blood causes permanent healing effects. Like, that would be a super Hax. "OH, so and so was killed; give them a blood transfusion from Claire, and they'll be ok!". And if that's the case, then HRG is effectively wolverine then, since he got a transfusion from Claire. I'm sure we'll figure out who saved Nathan eventually. And I'm sure Peter has been near Linderman at some point; knowing how his parents were doing shady dealings with him.
Oh yea, and the fact that Nathan is a synthetic...didn't see that one coming. I wonder how that could happen though, as it seems a lot of other families that have 2 special parents almost always have a special child (even the synthetic + natural, if Claire's mom is a natural). I mean, we don't know about Hiro's sister or anything, but maybe Angela is up to her lies again.
And I wonder if synthetics have their "secondary mutation" like some of the others (i.e. Parkman and Claire).Maybe so, because Nathan (As shown) wasn't that fast of a flier, but then when he was caught by HRG and the Haitian, he could use supersonic flight (even though the Haitian was there... :\). And I'm guessing that Peter doesn't get the secondary benefits, or else that would be silly...well, not really. He's too dumb to really do much of consequence on his own.
I was only mildly annoyed by Mohinder before, but now I thoroughly despise the man.
Future Sylar making breakfast for his son made me go, "Awwww!"
No matter what future they're in, Parkman still always seems a bit wishy-washy.
And it seems I was totally wrong about Tracy being another personality of Nikki's. Nikki seems to be well and truly dead, but now I'm curious to find out when they'll introduce the third triplet. Tracy seems to be more mentally stable than Nikki.
Ok, I'm actually thinking Season 3 is very very forced so far. From the start I saw them playing at the whole "Who are really the villians and who are really the heroes?" bit, and with the most recent episode, it's just gone too far.
With every episode that goes by, they are gradually making previously established characters make the most random, illogical, and stupid choices, just to put them on a path to being a villain. The vision Ms. Petrelli had? I bet it's in reverse who the villains/heroes are.
I thought it was lame what they were doing with Peter, and now with what Hiro did to Ando? Retarded. Completely and utterly retarded. It's true, that maybe there was some fancy "Hiro stop time" work there that made it seem like he killed/stabbed him. But with the direction this entire season has taken, I don't think so.
There has been a lot of "WTF?!" moments in this show this season, and not in a good way.
Just watched the newest episode.
Hiro is funny!!!
Hello~ Mr African Isack, lol. Then "dame dame, mou ii"/ no more that's it, after getting smacked around.
What was Peter thinking, he should've at least let Sylar come along. It was nice to see all those little skirmishes though.
I have been a little torn about this season. I guess they are trying to switch things up and blur the lines between who is good and who is bad. Making the good somewhat bad and stupid and the bad somewhat good and weaker.
Patriarch Petrelli seems quite bad-ass though. And where is the full power of "The Company?" I know Adam killed most of the 12 heads of the company off, but damn a Company is not a sole-proprietorship. Using the name "Company" means that there should be a lot more in that organisation, rather than just Momma Petrelli and HRG (and some inconspicuous people in the background walking around. What happened to Primatech? Pinehearst is just dominating
That was easily the best episode of the season, and the culmination of Peter losing his powers was icing on the cake. I wonder though, doe Mr. Peterelli have ALL of Peter's powers, including that weird empathy thing? And If so, did Peter lose that ability? Maybe he'll end up becoming a synthetic or something after getting the shot, and end up with a new ability. I also like the angle they took with Peter's ability...like its a bit similar to his dad's, but actually better since he doesn't actually have to touch anyone. But then again, he doesn't actually drain their powers...hmmm. I'm officially looking forward to the future eps ^^.
lol Adam got owned!!! Holy crap at Papa Patrelli. I love how all of the badasses of last season are just getting owned by PapaP. Why did Tracy decide to freeze lab equipment of all things? x_x Speedster meeting Cop was awfully convenient.
"Hey!" "Hey..." "We're soulmates" "Orly?" "Rly" "Brb"
Claire's mom is really smart for jumping into an evil dudes layer without a gun or any training.
The patrelli sons are badass!!!! How did the senator/president get stuck with flying? Maybe he's not really PapaP's son.
"Leaving hell is not the same as entering it." - Tierce Japhrimel
I find it interesting what happened to Adam... he lost his powers, so his body decomposed like it should've a long time ago. Don't know if this breaks any "laws" of Heroes, but just for the cool effect, it was great.
I thought that too, but I was unsure if he just drained his power, letting him rot, or he just drained so much out of him that he poofed into dust. Which leads me to wonder, if he can drain them to death, did he leave Peter alive, or does he only drain powers?
Last edited by animus; Tue, 10-21-2008 at 01:12 PM.
You're right there... we really can't tell what happened. I don't think he drained Adam to death, I wouldn't see the point. Adam is evil enough that he can make use of him.Originally Posted by animus
He drained his powers. So whatever was keeping Adam alive basically wasn't there anymore, so his cells all died (and didn't regenerate) like they normally would for a 400-something year old man.
PapaP = Absorb and steal power by touching
Sylar = Root around in brain and find key to power (assuming they survive, they will still have the power)
Peter = Sponge power by being around them
"Leaving hell is not the same as entering it." - Tierce Japhrimel
If Sylar was actually smart, he would become a neuro-surgeon... no need to become a serial killer.
Well, his ability makes him want to learn everything about something, so there's no guarantee that he wouldn't take apart people's brains anyway. Plus, medical school ain't cheap.
*bump
I found a screencap of the "villians"
I'm sure I know who everyone is except for the Errol Flynn lookalike on the top right.
Some think it's Peter, but I'm not so sure...
I thought it was Sylar =/
Doesn't really look like him.
I guess, but Sylar's really the only one with eyebrows that fucking huge, for now atleast.
I would think they'd want to have someone in there that hasn't been revealed yet to keep the mystery up. The other side of it, is that they might be playing us so that we think that Sylar will go bad once again. But now that he's good, I hope he stays that way or simply gets killed. Don't want to do the whole "Everyone vs. Sylar" thing again.
Especially considering he isn't even the most potent villain anymore.
I hope Sylar doesn't go totally good, but remains sort of an anti-hero. I'm not sure I like the warm, flowery Sylar as much. He should still be kinda creepy; since that's what made him such a good character.
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