Still wondering how the world goes from some alien cloud/Zordon giving 6 'twenty somethings with attitude' super powers to having a
whole plethora of super beings running around including, apparently, wizards. Then again we don't have a real hard fix on how many powered people there are. It seemed to vary wildly between powers being common enough that a team of people with them were still just petty thieves to the idea that blackstar killing off 3 of the 'Teen Titans' was a big big deal and that by the end there were only a handful of Union members (Utopian, Brainwave, Lady Liberty, Paragon and Flare 2 with crippled OG Flare on the bench) left.
If you read the book, you see why they are this setting up; the show runners think that there has to be an previously shown visible logical reason for the others to do the things that they do coming up/later on. Sheldon as the Utopian is also so much more powerful than anyone else, the only one that comes close is Brandon. George was powerful but not close to Sheldon.Yeah Sheldon is basically Ned Stark, he's willing to go down in flames doing what he thinks is 'right.' Hell the old villain playing psychologist pretty much told him The Code shit was delusional. Even as silly as it is, guess it's plausible that it held up so long cause Sheldon was the most powerful and influential hero for a long ass time. Also seems like most of the threats weren't nearly as bad, or at least consistently bad as the last few years...so could see them just going along to not rock the boat.
the stupid boy scout code is the main impetus for, everything...I watched the first episode, the stupid code stuff at the end left me not wanting to watch more. Maybe I will eventually.
Yeah that's what lost me 'he's going to kill us all' followed by 'but why did you kill him, the code'.Right, the Boy Scout code is supposed to feel frustrating. It’s clear there is, and have been, massive divisions about it in the past. Like when the brother mentions they could have ended WW2 in minutes and saved millions of lives from death camps, then Utopia is so afraid of slippery slope occur that he was willing to allow atrocities happen. Most of the audience is going to think the code is stupid consequently. 1st episode even highlights that. Kids are being decapitated and Utopian is concerned that the mass murderer was killed in order to save lives
Imagine being the Utopian and holding to this code and finding out that the holocaust happened on your watch because of your dumbass code. Or any number of other atrocities. These people are demigods and wtf are they even doing. You can imagine that maybe he has an answer to that, but it isn't one the show is able to answer and it just hangs over everything making this guy look like a fucking clown.Right, the Boy Scout code is supposed to feel frustrating. It’s clear there is, and have been, massive divisions about it in the past. Like when the brother mentions they could have ended WW2 in minutes and saved millions of lives from death camps, then Utopia is so afraid of slippery slope occur that he was willing to allow atrocities happen. Most of the audience is going to think the code is stupid consequently. 1st episode even highlights that. Kids are being decapitated and Utopian is concerned that the mass murderer was killed in order to save lives
it's actually no different than most ppl and me included, i had absolute faith in our American constitution and yes, there is some fuckery that slips through the cracks, but i actually you know valued it.Imagine being the Utopian and holding to this code and finding out that the holocaust happened on your watch because of your dumbass code. Or any number of other atrocities. These people are demigods and wtf are they even doing. You can imagine that maybe he has an answer to that, but it isn't one the show is able to answer and it just hangs over everything making this guy look like a fucking clown.
How did this not come up when they were writing the series so focused on this code. So much salty.
I felt like the whole ordeal he went through over the Great Depression and his father ending up being a piece of shit more or less covered that, but I guess it could have been spelled out more directly than it was.They address it in a broad sense. I just wish they'd spent some time justifying Utopian's insistence that this code, and only this code, somehow protects the free will of humans in the presence of gods and is worth the untold millions of dead left in its wake.