Maybe longer. We get one or two of the DJ's used for the music video segments on Toonami to do small live sets, in between some classic episodes, screened in their entirety. Obviously if Steve Blum or Tom the robot were there that would make it huge, but I think any special guest could act as emcee for fan attraction.
Toonami is no longer an important brand to Cartoon Network, and we should thank our lucky stars a group of fans inside the network managed to bring it back on Saturday nights. Any Toonami event would have to be organized entirely by fans.
Dear Powdered Postman, I have an issue concerning my in-laws. Is the woman that married my wife's cousin still called my cousin-in-law? Now say this woman who is over quite often sent a video to an ex boyfriend who then put on the internet and I happened to see it.
To be honest, it took me many views to verify it was her but now Thanksgiving will be a little more awkward. How should I proceed? The bigger question is what to do with this knowledge. Discovering her shitty ex-boyfriend uploaded a private video to the internet is going to suck, but you need to tell her so she has the chance to try to take it down. Your recent answer to "Defriended" about geek friendships based on similar hobbies came at a weird time for me. I was recently driven out of a library I regularly do my writing in by an increasingly annoying fellow patron.
I was wearing a t-shirt that referenced Portal on it and because of that he assumed I wanted to talk to him. He read me geeky science based webcomics aloud, then proceeded to tumblr posts, and then even a Reddit AMA. I tried to drop the hint that I was working, but that didn't stop him.
I could have told him to shut up, but somehow that felt rude. Because of this experience, I'm thinking of hiding my power level in the future by not wearing geek paraphernalia in public as so to not attract unwanted conversation. My question is this, Mr. Postman: are there better ways to deflect those who unwisely feel entitled to my attention because of a shared interest? I would also hazard a guess that the more common interaction is having people make eye contact with you and give you a knowing smile because of your shared recognition that Portal 2 is an awesome game.
Even better, start carrying the universal symbol of wanting to be left the fuck alone: headphones. I have recently started watching the Walking Dead, and have nearly finished season two and couldn't help but think "Gee, I wish Lori would just get eaten. This - spoiler ahead - made me wonder about the affect of zombification on the pregnant. The CDC guy said it could take as little as 3 minutes to return. He'll subdue his opponent but won't end their life unless no other option is possible.
Once, Kal-El explained his exact reasoning for keeping his enemies alive instead of finishing them off for good - it makes him even deadlier the next time they fight. While Superman has tried his best to avoid killing enemies, over the years, he's been forced to on multiple occasions.
However, the overwhelming majority of the time, Superman spares his enemy and avoids killing at all costs. In the pages of Trinity, Superman revealed why he doesn't resort to killing. Ultraman, the evil Earth-3 version of Superman, threatens to rip Kal-El apart. Superman doesn't blink and instead explains how he won't be ripping his evil counterpart apart, instead, he tells him why he doesn't kill.
He can also heal great wounds very quickly. One of his signature abilities is his regeneration. When he is killed, he comes back to life, resistant to whatever killed him. Although Doomsday may be a biological Kryptonian, his powers do not seem to stem from the Photonucleic Effect -- that is, they aren't induced by exposure to the yellow sun. His incredible strength and resilience seems to have been "evolved", from Doomsday dying so many times and regenerating.
Super Strength - Doomsday's muscular density is extremely high. Doomsday's physical output and strength astronomically exceeds that of humans and is significantly stronger than Kryptonians. The exact magnitude and exertion that he is capable of remains undefined and unclear, however he can most likely pick up multiple-mega-tons. Like Superman, he can achieve feats such as super-leaping which comes from his enhanced strength, though he is incapable of flight.
After being bestowed with certain gifts his strength grew to a crazy, virtually unparalleled degree. Super Speed - Despite his large size, Doomsday can move, react and respond at superhuman speeds that cannot be followed, perceived or detected by the human eye.
Eventually, after he was bestowed with certain gifts his speed grew so high, that he could likely transverse around the solar system in seconds. Kryptonian Sense - Doomsday has the ability to sense and locate anyone with Kryptonian genes in his vicinity. Invulnerability - Doomsday, like Superman, possesses a very high durability capacity, which can only be penetrated by other strong forces, certain radiation exposure can harm him.
Military weaponry like bombs, missiles, grenades, rockets and laser beams cannot harm Doomsday. Promotional art by Dan Jurgens. He started as genetic matter and later evolved into a large spiked-creature. Regeneration - Generally, Doomsday can sustain and maintain himself while battling, but he can still take damage and be harmed while fighting against other Kryptonians.
Doomsday can recover and heal himself from any physical injury at a rapid pace; this ability is linked and connected with his reactive adaptation. Reactive Adaptation — Doomsday develops and adapts an immunity to any attack that harms him; a key component of this ability is that he cannot die the same way twice.
To a certain point, Doomsday is practically impervious to blunt force trauma of a punch from an opponent like Superman, seeing as he has been killed by Superman with his fists. However, Doomsday can be injured by exceptionally powerful blows though not be killed by normal means.
Theoretically, based on the knowledge of doomsday, he can be harmed to a certain degree by something he died from before, but cannot be killed by it again. This adaption also offers him an extremely powerful Healing Factor.
Infinite Resurrection - Doomsday can resurrect himself after death though after encountering Imperiex he needed to be cloned to be brought back to life. It is unknown if he could have regenerated from the damage dealt to him by Imperiex. Immortality - He is practically immortal, and in this capacity, Doomsday does not need food, air or water to survive. His lungs have been enhanced to the point that Doomsday can breathe under water for long periods of time. Power Absorption - In the New 52 version of Doomsday, he was granted the power of absorbing the energy from objects, and absorbing the life force from other living creatures.
On more powerful beings such as Superman, this process can take as long as 4 hours to completely drain him of his power. Doomsday is humanoid, perhaps even human. He was the subject of a genetic experiment on Krypton, but it was stated by Bertron that he was not native of that planet.
He is covered in bony protrusions. Breaking these seems to cause him extreme pain. However, they are extremely difficult to break, and these bones get bigger and cover more parts of his body as he gets stronger.
The Death of Superman. According to Bertron , Doomsday has no internal organs. When sliced open, his insides seem to be some sort of uniform, smooth, metal-like substance. Also, judging by the picture to the right, he doesn't seem to have any visible reproductive organs Assuming his would be identifiable if he had them.
Doomsday: Year One. Doomsday has died numerous times over the course of his existence, each time becoming immune to the previous thing that killed him. He died many times as a baby at the hands of Bertron , which was the process by which he was first created.
He died once to The Radiant , once to Superman , once to the entropy at the end of the universe, once to Imperiex , and so on. Doomsday, dressed up and chained by the inhabitants of Catalan. Thousands of years into Krypton 's obscure past, long before the humanoid Kryptonian race managed to gain dominance over the planet, Doomsday was originally an infant humanoid, probably a Kryptonian; he was known at this point simply as baby.
An alien scientist known as Bertron saw the environment of his home world. During this time, Krypton was a violent and harsh world equivalent of hell, where only the absolute strongest lifeforms could afford to survive.
Because of this, Bertron was influenced to create the perfect creature that could be suitable for the Kryptonian environment and decided to perform experiments on a baby.
Due to the cruel nature of the experiments, the baby evolved into a killing monster, with a hatred of all life. After a long period of dormancy, Doomsday awakened within his holding cell below the Earth and burrowed his way to the surface.
He then started rampaging across the countryside, slowly making his way towards Metropolis. Superman then had to fight the monster himself.
The battle finally worked its way into Metropolis, where finally, the two beat each other to death. There was one final, cataclysmic blow which killed both combatants. Lara was a soldier at the time, and engaged the monster, but failed to stop it despite hitting it repeatedly with her lasers.
While helping a civilian, she was nearly killed herself before General Zod intervened and saved them.
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