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imported>ERROR: /* Can I ask a question? */

2010-05-14T20:08:07Z

Can I ask a question?

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imported>ERROR: /* Can I ask a question? */

2010-05-14T20:08:07Z

Can I ask a question?

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	If, say, the user of the ability gets shot. He uses the ability to get back to the specific time before he was shot. Will the wound still stay on him or does "rewinding time" also allow him to revert his physical condition back to the time point he wanted? Just curious--[[User:Realistic\|Realistic]]		If, say, the user of the ability gets shot. He uses the ability to get back to the specific time before he was shot. Will the wound still stay on him or does "rewinding time" also allow him to revert his physical condition back to the time point he wanted? Just curious--[[User:Realistic\|Realistic]]
	* It's unclear if John's power would work that way, but, yes, in the traditional sense (how this ability generally appears in other works), rewinding time reverts one's physical condition while maintaining one's mind and memories. --[[User:Referos\|Referos]] 18:26, 26 January 2010 (EST)		* It's unclear if John's power would work that way, but, yes, in the traditional sense (how this ability generally appears in other works), rewinding time reverts one's physical condition while maintaining one's mind and memories. --[[User:Referos\|Referos]] 18:26, 26 January 2010 (EST)

			My personal opinion is that the wound will remain. After all, if your mind remains the same, why not your body?--[[User:ERROR\|ERROR]] 16:08, 14 May 2010 (EDT)

imported>Referos: /* Can I ask a question? */

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Can I ask a question?

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	If, say, the user of the ability gets shot. He uses the ability to get back to the specific time before he was shot. Will the wound still stay on him or does "rewinding time" also allow him to revert his physical condition back to the time point he wanted? Just curious--[[User:Realistic\|Realistic]]		If, say, the user of the ability gets shot. He uses the ability to get back to the specific time before he was shot. Will the wound still stay on him or does "rewinding time" also allow him to revert his physical condition back to the time point he wanted? Just curious--[[User:Realistic\|Realistic]]
			* It's unclear if John's power would work that way, but, yes, in the traditional sense (how this ability generally appears in other works), rewinding time reverts one's physical condition while maintaining one's mind and memories. --[[User:Referos\|Referos]] 18:26, 26 January 2010 (EST)

imported>Realistic at 21:40, 26 January 2010

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	Mostly, I'm just a little overwhelmed by the sheer mass of abilities that fit in the aforementioned three categories. And, yes, you do have a point, RGS.--[[User:ERROR\|ERROR]] 19:12, 20 January 2010 (EST)		Mostly, I'm just a little overwhelmed by the sheer mass of abilities that fit in the aforementioned three categories. And, yes, you do have a point, RGS.--[[User:ERROR\|ERROR]] 19:12, 20 January 2010 (EST)

			==Can I ask a question?==

			If, say, the user of the ability gets shot. He uses the ability to get back to the specific time before he was shot. Will the wound still stay on him or does "rewinding time" also allow him to revert his physical condition back to the time point he wanted? Just curious--[[User:Realistic\|Realistic]]

imported>ERROR: /* I'm Sick Of These Abilities */

2010-01-21T00:12:05Z

I'm Sick Of These Abilities

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	******* The point was I trying to make is that when you start a series such as this, the abilities are easy to come up for people. However, as time goes by and you expand the universe of characters they have to ask themselves "What haven't they seen before? What will make them remember the character?" The characters are more effective when they have an ability unlike anyone else and produces that "whoa" factor. Throwing out another character with enhanced strenght, or healing, or susper speed will only get an "oh, i see" factor. This show and X-Men are very much similiar and different. Expect the lines to start to blur a little bit more over time though as they have to cross the realism a few times to keep the series interesting. --[[User:OutbackZack\|OutbackZack]] 13:59, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******* The point was I trying to make is that when you start a series such as this, the abilities are easy to come up for people. However, as time goes by and you expand the universe of characters they have to ask themselves "What haven't they seen before? What will make them remember the character?" The characters are more effective when they have an ability unlike anyone else and produces that "whoa" factor. Throwing out another character with enhanced strenght, or healing, or susper speed will only get an "oh, i see" factor. This show and X-Men are very much similiar and different. Expect the lines to start to blur a little bit more over time though as they have to cross the realism a few times to keep the series interesting. --[[User:OutbackZack\|OutbackZack]] 13:59, 16 January 2010 (EST)
	********yeah, i understand what you're saying. I think that's why claude is so popular. Until this season, he was the only person (really) that we knew with invisibility. Plus he wasn't too in depth so left mystery for the viewers. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:06, 16 January 2010 (EST)		********yeah, i understand what you're saying. I think that's why claude is so popular. Until this season, he was the only person (really) that we knew with invisibility. Plus he wasn't too in depth so left mystery for the viewers. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:06, 16 January 2010 (EST)

			I'm just saying, I don't like these half-abilities, and four-in-one abilities, and based-on-another-existing-ability abilities. Actually, I'm fine with that last one, it's just that I think there's too many of them. And I just prefer having clear-cut boundaries between abilities. It's definately necessary to have a little blurring from time to time, but overall...

			Mostly, I'm just a little overwhelmed by the sheer mass of abilities that fit in the aforementioned three categories. And, yes, you do have a point, RGS.--[[User:ERROR\|ERROR]] 19:12, 20 January 2010 (EST)

imported>Mc hammark: /* I'm Sick Of These Abilities */

2010-01-16T19:06:01Z

I'm Sick Of These Abilities

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	******* I liked Caleb's ability too, and Temperal Rewind would be my favourite if it appeared in the show. I didn't like Hiro's full ability. Way too powerful! And phoenix mimicry should really be several seperate powers rather than one gigantic one. He should have [[Flight]], [[Pyrokinesis]], [[Healing]] and reincaration, not a super-duper big phoenix mimicry.--[[User:Isaac Mendez\|Isaac Mendez]] 11:57, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******* I liked Caleb's ability too, and Temperal Rewind would be my favourite if it appeared in the show. I didn't like Hiro's full ability. Way too powerful! And phoenix mimicry should really be several seperate powers rather than one gigantic one. He should have [[Flight]], [[Pyrokinesis]], [[Healing]] and reincaration, not a super-duper big phoenix mimicry.--[[User:Isaac Mendez\|Isaac Mendez]] 11:57, 16 January 2010 (EST)
	******* The point was I trying to make is that when you start a series such as this, the abilities are easy to come up for people. However, as time goes by and you expand the universe of characters they have to ask themselves "What haven't they seen before? What will make them remember the character?" The characters are more effective when they have an ability unlike anyone else and produces that "whoa" factor. Throwing out another character with enhanced strenght, or healing, or susper speed will only get an "oh, i see" factor. This show and X-Men are very much similiar and different. Expect the lines to start to blur a little bit more over time though as they have to cross the realism a few times to keep the series interesting. --[[User:OutbackZack\|OutbackZack]] 13:59, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******* The point was I trying to make is that when you start a series such as this, the abilities are easy to come up for people. However, as time goes by and you expand the universe of characters they have to ask themselves "What haven't they seen before? What will make them remember the character?" The characters are more effective when they have an ability unlike anyone else and produces that "whoa" factor. Throwing out another character with enhanced strenght, or healing, or susper speed will only get an "oh, i see" factor. This show and X-Men are very much similiar and different. Expect the lines to start to blur a little bit more over time though as they have to cross the realism a few times to keep the series interesting. --[[User:OutbackZack\|OutbackZack]] 13:59, 16 January 2010 (EST)
			********yeah, i understand what you're saying. I think that's why claude is so popular. Until this season, he was the only person (really) that we knew with invisibility. Plus he wasn't too in depth so left mystery for the viewers. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:06, 16 January 2010 (EST)

imported>OutbackZack: /* I'm Sick Of These Abilities */

2010-01-16T18:59:01Z

I'm Sick Of These Abilities

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	******* I liked Caleb's ability. I think it was a real throwback to the golden days of [[Marvel]] and [[DC Comics]]. A unique ability in a very classic style. But the great thing about ''Heroes'' is that if you don't like an ability, you don't have to gripe about it--you can simply focus on the characters with abilities you ''do'' like. -- {{User:Ryangibsonstewart/sig}} 10:41, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******* I liked Caleb's ability. I think it was a real throwback to the golden days of [[Marvel]] and [[DC Comics]]. A unique ability in a very classic style. But the great thing about ''Heroes'' is that if you don't like an ability, you don't have to gripe about it--you can simply focus on the characters with abilities you ''do'' like. -- {{User:Ryangibsonstewart/sig}} 10:41, 16 January 2010 (EST)
	******* I liked Caleb's ability too, and Temperal Rewind would be my favourite if it appeared in the show. I didn't like Hiro's full ability. Way too powerful! And phoenix mimicry should really be several seperate powers rather than one gigantic one. He should have [[Flight]], [[Pyrokinesis]], [[Healing]] and reincaration, not a super-duper big phoenix mimicry.--[[User:Isaac Mendez\|Isaac Mendez]] 11:57, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******* I liked Caleb's ability too, and Temperal Rewind would be my favourite if it appeared in the show. I didn't like Hiro's full ability. Way too powerful! And phoenix mimicry should really be several seperate powers rather than one gigantic one. He should have [[Flight]], [[Pyrokinesis]], [[Healing]] and reincaration, not a super-duper big phoenix mimicry.--[[User:Isaac Mendez\|Isaac Mendez]] 11:57, 16 January 2010 (EST)
			******* The point was I trying to make is that when you start a series such as this, the abilities are easy to come up for people. However, as time goes by and you expand the universe of characters they have to ask themselves "What haven't they seen before? What will make them remember the character?" The characters are more effective when they have an ability unlike anyone else and produces that "whoa" factor. Throwing out another character with enhanced strenght, or healing, or susper speed will only get an "oh, i see" factor. This show and X-Men are very much similiar and different. Expect the lines to start to blur a little bit more over time though as they have to cross the realism a few times to keep the series interesting. --[[User:OutbackZack\|OutbackZack]] 13:59, 16 January 2010 (EST)

imported>Isaac Mendez: /* I'm Sick Of These Abilities */

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	******I like to think that these abilities from the iStories are just fan made abilities (which they of are I guess), and ''Heroes'' just revolves around the episodes, webisodes, and graphic novels. Now I know Spider mimicry comes from the graphic novels, and not the istories, but they made a wrong turn there. They have to think of/about abilities that would seem "realistic" to be seen in the episodes. Caleb attacking someone with eight other legs on his back would never appear in the episodes.--{{User:Catalyst/sig}} 10:37, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******I like to think that these abilities from the iStories are just fan made abilities (which they of are I guess), and ''Heroes'' just revolves around the episodes, webisodes, and graphic novels. Now I know Spider mimicry comes from the graphic novels, and not the istories, but they made a wrong turn there. They have to think of/about abilities that would seem "realistic" to be seen in the episodes. Caleb attacking someone with eight other legs on his back would never appear in the episodes.--{{User:Catalyst/sig}} 10:37, 16 January 2010 (EST)
	******* I liked Caleb's ability. I think it was a real throwback to the golden days of [[Marvel]] and [[DC Comics]]. A unique ability in a very classic style. But the great thing about ''Heroes'' is that if you don't like an ability, you don't have to gripe about it--you can simply focus on the characters with abilities you ''do'' like. -- {{User:Ryangibsonstewart/sig}} 10:41, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******* I liked Caleb's ability. I think it was a real throwback to the golden days of [[Marvel]] and [[DC Comics]]. A unique ability in a very classic style. But the great thing about ''Heroes'' is that if you don't like an ability, you don't have to gripe about it--you can simply focus on the characters with abilities you ''do'' like. -- {{User:Ryangibsonstewart/sig}} 10:41, 16 January 2010 (EST)
			******* I liked Caleb's ability too, and Temperal Rewind would be my favourite if it appeared in the show. I didn't like Hiro's full ability. Way too powerful! And phoenix mimicry should really be several seperate powers rather than one gigantic one. He should have [[Flight]], [[Pyrokinesis]], [[Healing]] and reincaration, not a super-duper big phoenix mimicry.--[[User:Isaac Mendez\|Isaac Mendez]] 11:57, 16 January 2010 (EST)

imported>Ryangibsonstewart at 15:42, 16 January 2010

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	*****The only problem I have with all these abilities is that all the characters always seem to have backgrounds where they discover their powers infront of people. And with so many people with abilities around the world, it's a miricle that humans don't know about them. The company must have been ''really'' busy and good at what they were doing. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 10:28, 16 January 2010 (EST)		*****The only problem I have with all these abilities is that all the characters always seem to have backgrounds where they discover their powers infront of people. And with so many people with abilities around the world, it's a miricle that humans don't know about them. The company must have been ''really'' busy and good at what they were doing. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 10:28, 16 January 2010 (EST)
	******I like to think that these abilities from the iStories are just fan made abilities (which they of are I guess), and ''Heroes'' just revolves around the episodes, webisodes, and graphic novels. Now I know Spider mimicry comes from the graphic novels, and not the istories, but they made a wrong turn there. They have to think of/about abilities that would seem "realistic" to be seen in the episodes. Caleb attacking someone with eight other legs on his back would never appear in the episodes.--{{User:Catalyst/sig}} 10:37, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******I like to think that these abilities from the iStories are just fan made abilities (which they of are I guess), and ''Heroes'' just revolves around the episodes, webisodes, and graphic novels. Now I know Spider mimicry comes from the graphic novels, and not the istories, but they made a wrong turn there. They have to think of/about abilities that would seem "realistic" to be seen in the episodes. Caleb attacking someone with eight other legs on his back would never appear in the episodes.--{{User:Catalyst/sig}} 10:37, 16 January 2010 (EST)
	******** I liked Caleb's ability. I think it was a real throwback to the golden days of [[Marvel]] and [[DC Comics]]. A unique ability in a very classic style. But the great thing about ''Heroes'' is that if you don't like an ability, you don't have to gripe about it--you can simply focus on the characters with abilities you ''do'' like. -- {{User:Ryangibsonstewart/sig}} 10:41, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******* I liked Caleb's ability. I think it was a real throwback to the golden days of [[Marvel]] and [[DC Comics]]. A unique ability in a very classic style. But the great thing about ''Heroes'' is that if you don't like an ability, you don't have to gripe about it--you can simply focus on the characters with abilities you ''do'' like. -- {{User:Ryangibsonstewart/sig}} 10:41, 16 January 2010 (EST)

imported>Ryangibsonstewart at 15:41, 16 January 2010

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	*****The only problem I have with all these abilities is that all the characters always seem to have backgrounds where they discover their powers infront of people. And with so many people with abilities around the world, it's a miricle that humans don't know about them. The company must have been ''really'' busy and good at what they were doing. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 10:28, 16 January 2010 (EST)		*****The only problem I have with all these abilities is that all the characters always seem to have backgrounds where they discover their powers infront of people. And with so many people with abilities around the world, it's a miricle that humans don't know about them. The company must have been ''really'' busy and good at what they were doing. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 10:28, 16 January 2010 (EST)
	******I like to think that these abilities from the iStories are just fan made abilities (which they of are I guess), and ''Heroes'' just revolves around the episodes, webisodes, and graphic novels. Now I know Spider mimicry comes from the graphic novels, and not the istories, but they made a wrong turn there. They have to think of/about abilities that would seem "realistic" to be seen in the episodes. Caleb attacking someone with eight other legs on his back would never appear in the episodes.--{{User:Catalyst/sig}} 10:37, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******I like to think that these abilities from the iStories are just fan made abilities (which they of are I guess), and ''Heroes'' just revolves around the episodes, webisodes, and graphic novels. Now I know Spider mimicry comes from the graphic novels, and not the istories, but they made a wrong turn there. They have to think of/about abilities that would seem "realistic" to be seen in the episodes. Caleb attacking someone with eight other legs on his back would never appear in the episodes.--{{User:Catalyst/sig}} 10:37, 16 January 2010 (EST)
			******** I liked Caleb's ability. I think it was a real throwback to the golden days of [[Marvel]] and [[DC Comics]]. A unique ability in a very classic style. But the great thing about ''Heroes'' is that if you don't like an ability, you don't have to gripe about it--you can simply focus on the characters with abilities you ''do'' like. -- {{User:Ryangibsonstewart/sig}} 10:41, 16 January 2010 (EST)

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	If, say, the user of the ability gets shot. He uses the ability to get back to the specific time before he was shot. Will the wound still stay on him or does "rewinding time" also allow him to revert his physical condition back to the time point he wanted? Just curious--[[User:Realistic\|Realistic]]		If, say, the user of the ability gets shot. He uses the ability to get back to the specific time before he was shot. Will the wound still stay on him or does "rewinding time" also allow him to revert his physical condition back to the time point he wanted? Just curious--[[User:Realistic\|Realistic]]
	* It's unclear if John's power would work that way, but, yes, in the traditional sense (how this ability generally appears in other works), rewinding time reverts one's physical condition while maintaining one's mind and memories. --[[User:Referos\|Referos]] 18:26, 26 January 2010 (EST)		* It's unclear if John's power would work that way, but, yes, in the traditional sense (how this ability generally appears in other works), rewinding time reverts one's physical condition while maintaining one's mind and memories. --[[User:Referos\|Referos]] 18:26, 26 January 2010 (EST)

			My personal opinion is that the wound will remain. After all, if your mind remains the same, why not your body?--[[User:ERROR\|ERROR]] 16:08, 14 May 2010 (EDT)

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	******* I liked Caleb's ability too, and Temperal Rewind would be my favourite if it appeared in the show. I didn't like Hiro's full ability. Way too powerful! And phoenix mimicry should really be several seperate powers rather than one gigantic one. He should have [[Flight]], [[Pyrokinesis]], [[Healing]] and reincaration, not a super-duper big phoenix mimicry.--[[User:Isaac Mendez\|Isaac Mendez]] 11:57, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******* I liked Caleb's ability too, and Temperal Rewind would be my favourite if it appeared in the show. I didn't like Hiro's full ability. Way too powerful! And phoenix mimicry should really be several seperate powers rather than one gigantic one. He should have [[Flight]], [[Pyrokinesis]], [[Healing]] and reincaration, not a super-duper big phoenix mimicry.--[[User:Isaac Mendez\|Isaac Mendez]] 11:57, 16 January 2010 (EST)
	******* The point was I trying to make is that when you start a series such as this, the abilities are easy to come up for people. However, as time goes by and you expand the universe of characters they have to ask themselves "What haven't they seen before? What will make them remember the character?" The characters are more effective when they have an ability unlike anyone else and produces that "whoa" factor. Throwing out another character with enhanced strenght, or healing, or susper speed will only get an "oh, i see" factor. This show and X-Men are very much similiar and different. Expect the lines to start to blur a little bit more over time though as they have to cross the realism a few times to keep the series interesting. --[[User:OutbackZack\|OutbackZack]] 13:59, 16 January 2010 (EST)		******* The point was I trying to make is that when you start a series such as this, the abilities are easy to come up for people. However, as time goes by and you expand the universe of characters they have to ask themselves "What haven't they seen before? What will make them remember the character?" The characters are more effective when they have an ability unlike anyone else and produces that "whoa" factor. Throwing out another character with enhanced strenght, or healing, or susper speed will only get an "oh, i see" factor. This show and X-Men are very much similiar and different. Expect the lines to start to blur a little bit more over time though as they have to cross the realism a few times to keep the series interesting. --[[User:OutbackZack\|OutbackZack]] 13:59, 16 January 2010 (EST)
			********yeah, i understand what you're saying. I think that's why claude is so popular. Until this season, he was the only person (really) that we knew with invisibility. Plus he wasn't too in depth so left mystery for the viewers. --[[User:Mc hammark\|mc_hammark]] 14:06, 16 January 2010 (EST)