Pyropuppy Forum Posts

1. Haitian Confusion

   Ok, I'll admit, I have read the recap only and have yet to see the episode, but I can't help but wonder how Peter takes the Haitian's power.  Isn't part of the Haitian's power making other powers not work around him?  So Peter wouldn't be able to use his power to take the Haitian's power because it wouldn't work, right?  Or are we supposed to just assume that the Haitian can pick and choose whose power he nullifies?

   Posted 12/2/2009 4:51:20 PM #

2. Calling all Hayden Panettiere Fans

   Me too. :(  So you dedicated an entire site to the least interesting hero on the show.  I personally think she plays a better character in the acne medication commercials she's in than she does on the show.

   Posted 11/29/2009 3:23:19 PM #

3. Samuel's compass

   It points to the carnival, apparently.  They talked about the magnetic force made by a large group of heroes in close proximity, and the compass is used to locate that large group.

   Posted 11/17/2009 12:24:08 PM #

4. Samuel's Master Plan

   I'm really curious to find out exactly what the extent of Samuel's power is.  He can control the earth, so if he gets enough heroes around him he can... what?  Implode the planet?  Uproot a large chunk of it and use it to create his own mini-planet?  Gain control over all the elements?  WHAT?!?  ARGH!!!!  Six more days, just six more days. (My Tuesday mantra)

   Posted 11/17/2009 12:18:29 PM #

5. Brother's Keeper

   Yeah, I'm confused about that one as well, Brad S.  I'm also confused as to why Nathan/Sylar didn't just go back to being Sylar whenever Parkman and him touched.  Sure, I understand that Sylar has a lot of memories of Nathan inside of him, but he had that before he was changed into Nathan from the touching things and knowing their history power.  I thought Sylar was going to "kill everyone even remotely involved".  The only reason for him remaining Nathan I could think of is that he is trying to get closer to the people who screwed him, all sneakretive like like the Sylar we know and love. 

   Personally, I can do without Mohinder.  He's always taking these stupid moral stands to things and then a couple episodes later completely going against them.  He's so wishy-washy, and his stories never even come close to holding my interest.  Plus, what was the deal with him getting killed, anyway?  He saw the film, he knew that Samuel could control the earth, why oh why would he just stand there looking incredibly stupid as Samuel crushed the rock and threw it at him?  He's got to be the dumbest smart guy on the show.

   Posted 11/17/2009 12:12:53 PM #

6. About Happy Tree Friends

   If you like Happy Tree Friends so much, find a Happy Tree Friends forum.  This is a Heroes forum, and we don't care about Happy Tree Friends one bit here.

   Posted 11/16/2009 1:31:18 PM #

7. Samuel's Master Plan

   Meh, Villains doesn't really count, and that fight blew.

   Posted 11/15/2009 4:37:17 PM #

8. Exactly how would you like to see Gretchen die?

   Aheroeschick:  Gretchen was not an actual person, she was a fictional character on a television show, and a particularly annoying character at that, so I have no remorse for calling for her death.  As for the actress who plays her, I have no real animosity towards her, and I hope that she continues on to do other, less annoying, roles.  Just as long as she does them far, far away from my favorite T.V. show, that is.

    

   Posted 11/15/2009 4:34:05 PM #

9. Possible solution to Peter's power problem...

   But if Peter heals Emma's hearing, then we won't have a token "handicapable" hero anymore, and wheelchair Barbie will shed tears of unfathomable sadness.

   Posted 11/15/2009 4:26:25 PM #

10. Possible solution to Peter's power problem...

    It wasn't that he couldn't hold powers permanantly, though.  It was just that he didn't know how to call them out at will.  Claude's training helped him with that.

    Posted 11/12/2009 2:02:38 PM #