Theory:The German - Revision history

imported>D and d 123 at 00:18, 4 November 2009

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imported>D and d 123 at 00:18, 4 November 2009

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	\| [[The German]] also has a form of [[electrical manipulation]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Electrical currents are formed by moving magnets and vice versa.<br />		\| [[The German]] also has a form of [[electrical manipulation]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Electrical currents are formed by moving magnets and vice versa.<br />
	{{minus}} If [[magnetism]] and electric manipulation were the same, the German would've ~~have~~ blasted [[Knox]].<br />		{{minus}} If [[magnetism]] and electric manipulation were the same, the German would've blasted [[Knox]].<br />
	:{{plus}} Maybe he's not as good as creating electrical currents as he is creating magnetic fields.<br />		:{{plus}} Maybe he's not as good as creating electrical currents as he is creating magnetic fields.<br />
	{{note}} It's possible that the two abilities overlap slightly. For example, the German's body might have been slightly resistant to electrical shocks, because his magnetism would unconsciously disperse the current over his entire body, turning the effects of, say, one of Elle's bolts from "crispy fried human" to "very painful tasering".<br />		{{note}} It's possible that the two abilities overlap slightly. For example, the German's body might have been slightly resistant to electrical shocks, because his magnetism would unconsciously disperse the current over his entire body, turning the effects of, say, one of Elle's bolts from "crispy fried human" to "very painful tasering".<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath: we don't use the term mutants, we're not Marvel

2009-10-25T16:17:15Z

we don't use the term mutants, we're not Marvel

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	\| [[The German]] also has a form of [[electrical manipulation]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Electrical currents are formed by moving magnets and vice versa.<br />		\| [[The German]] also has a form of [[electrical manipulation]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Electrical currents are formed by moving magnets and vice versa.<br />
	{{minus}} If [[magnetism]] and electric manipulation were the same, ~~then wouldn't~~ the German have blasted ~~the ever-lovin' f*** out of~~ [[Knox]]?<br />		{{minus}} If [[magnetism]] and electric manipulation were the same, the German would've have blasted [[Knox]].<br />
			:{{plus}} Maybe he's not as good as creating electrical currents as he is creating magnetic fields.<br />
	{{note}} It's possible that the two abilities overlap slightly. For example, the German's body might have been slightly resistant to electrical shocks, because his magnetism would unconsciously disperse the current over his entire body, turning the effects of, say, one of Elle's bolts from "crispy fried human" to "very painful tasering".<br />		{{note}} It's possible that the two abilities overlap slightly. For example, the German's body might have been slightly resistant to electrical shocks, because his magnetism would unconsciously disperse the current over his entire body, turning the effects of, say, one of Elle's bolts from "crispy fried human" to "very painful tasering".<br />
	:{{note}} Also, if electric manipulation and magnetism were used in the same area at the same time, the two powers might interfere with each other.<br />		:{{note}} Also, if electric manipulation and magnetism were used in the same area at the same time, the two powers might interfere with each other.<br />
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	{{plus}} Bringing the German back after he was unceremoniously killed by Knox would be a very surprising plot device.<br />		{{plus}} Bringing the German back after he was unceremoniously killed by Knox would be a very surprising plot device.<br />
	{{note}} The German can be brought back without being revived, he could return in flashbacks. No need to keep resurrecting characters.<br />		{{note}} The German can be brought back without being revived, he could return in flashbacks. No need to keep resurrecting characters.<br />
	{{note}} Also, old ~~mutant~~ allies and enemies of the German might start looking for Dr. Zimmerman.<br />		{{note}} Also, old evolved human allies and enemies of the German might start looking for Dr. Zimmerman.<br />
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imported>D and d 123 at 15:15, 25 October 2009

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	\| The German also has a form of electrical manipulation. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Electrical currents are formed by moving magnets and vice versa.<br />		\| [[The German]] also has a form of [[electrical manipulation]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Electrical currents are formed by moving magnets and vice versa.<br />
			{{minus}} If [[magnetism]] and electric manipulation were the same, then wouldn't the German have blasted the ever-lovin' f*** out of [[Knox]]?<br />
			{{note}} It's possible that the two abilities overlap slightly. For example, the German's body might have been slightly resistant to electrical shocks, because his magnetism would unconsciously disperse the current over his entire body, turning the effects of, say, one of Elle's bolts from "crispy fried human" to "very painful tasering".<br />
			:{{note}} Also, if electric manipulation and magnetism were used in the same area at the same time, the two powers might interfere with each other.<br />
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	\| The German is Joe Landers. \|\| His cousin in Carl Landers Platz. \|\| {{plus}} It's possible that Landers-Platz is the name of his cousin's mother or father after marriage, so maybe the cousin's surname was originally Landers, which would make sense to tie in the German to the [[List]].<br />		\| The German is Joe Landers. \|\| His cousin in Carl Landers Platz. \|\| {{plus}} It's possible that Landers-Platz is the name of his cousin's mother or father after marriage, so maybe the cousin's surname was originally Landers, which would make sense to tie in the German to the [[List]].<br />
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	{{plus}} Bringing the German back after he was unceremoniously killed by Knox would be a very surprising plot device.<br />		{{plus}} Bringing the German back after he was unceremoniously killed by Knox would be a very surprising plot device.<br />
	{{note}} The German can be brought back without being revived, he could return in flashbacks. No need to keep resurrecting characters.<br />		{{note}} The German can be brought back without being revived, he could return in flashbacks. No need to keep resurrecting characters.<br />
			{{note}} Also, old mutant allies and enemies of the German might start looking for Dr. Zimmerman.<br />
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imported>Skullman1392: deleted theory: He said he was "the triplet's sister" so he clearly isn't their father

2009-09-08T06:28:56Z

deleted theory: He said he was "the triplet's sister" so he clearly isn't their father

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	\| The German is Joe Landers. \|\| His cousin in Carl Landers Platz. \|\| {{plus}} It's possible that Landers-Platz is the name of his cousin's mother or father after marriage, so maybe the cousin's surname was originally Landers, which would make sense to tie in the German to the [[List]].<br />		\| The German is Joe Landers. \|\| His cousin in Carl Landers Platz. \|\| {{plus}} It's possible that Landers-Platz is the name of his cousin's mother or father after marriage, so maybe the cousin's surname was originally Landers, which would make sense to tie in the German to the [[List]].<br />
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	\| The German is the father of [[Niki]], [[Tracy]], and Barbara. \|\| The photo of Dr. Zimmerman, The German, an unknown woman and a woman that is presumed to be Barbara. \|\| {{plus}} The German is the right age to be their father.<br />
	{{plus}} Since the German has powers, the girls might have been a better target for the formula research.<br />
	{{minus}}He could be Barbara's adoptive father instead.<br />
	{{minus}} He seems a bit young to be her father.<br />
	{{plus}} He could possibly be good friends with Dr. Zimmerman and he could of asked the German to donate sperm to help his experiment, knowing he had an ability.<br />
	{{minus}} Besides the background of the German doesn't make with being a good friend of Zimmerman its possible that he is a twin brother of The German.<br />
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	\| Dr. Zimmerman is The German's father. \|\| The photo that Dr. Zimmerman has of him, the German, an unknown woman and a woman that appears to be Barbara. \|\| {{plus}} They both share a strong German accent.<br />		\| Dr. Zimmerman is The German's father. \|\| The photo that Dr. Zimmerman has of him, the German, an unknown woman and a woman that appears to be Barbara. \|\| {{plus}} They both share a strong German accent.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 17:19, 12 July 2009

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	\| The German will be back. \|\| He clearly has a connection to geneticist Dr. Zimmerman. \|\| {{plus}} Dr. Zimmerman may have capabilities to clone the German or revive him from the dead.<br />		\| The German will be back. \|\| He clearly has a connection to geneticist Dr. Zimmerman. \|\| {{plus}} Dr. Zimmerman may have capabilities to clone the German or revive him from the dead.<br />
	{{plus}} Bringing the German back after he was unceremoniously killed by Knox would be a very surprising plot device.<br />		{{plus}} Bringing the German back after he was unceremoniously killed by Knox would be a very surprising plot device.<br />
			{{note}} The German can be brought back without being revived, he could return in flashbacks. No need to keep resurrecting characters.<br />
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imported>Remiel DeCarta at 16:32, 12 July 2009

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	\| The German and the younger man in Zimmerman's family photo are identical twins separated at birth. \|\| The family photo. \|\| {{plus}} Dr. Zimmerman's experiments may also have involved male test subjects.<br />		\| The German and the younger man in Zimmerman's family photo are identical twins separated at birth. \|\| The family photo. \|\| {{plus}} Dr. Zimmerman's experiments may also have involved male test subjects.<br />
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			\| The German will be back. \|\| He clearly has a connection to geneticist Dr. Zimmerman. \|\| {{plus}} Dr. Zimmerman may have capabilities to clone the German or revive him from the dead.<br />
			{{plus}} Bringing the German back after he was unceremoniously killed by Knox would be a very surprising plot device.<br />
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imported>Intuitive Empath at 15:24, 4 June 2009

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	{{plus}} He looks very similar to Dr. Zimmerman.<br />		{{plus}} He looks very similar to Dr. Zimmerman.<br />
	:{{minus}} Clones look identical not 'similar'.<br />		:{{minus}} Clones look identical not 'similar'.<br />
	::{{plus}} A person's appearance is shaped by environment, lifestyle, and other factors, not just genetics. Even identical twins begin to look different as they get older. A clone would not necessarily look identical to the original.		::{{plus}} A person's appearance is shaped by environment, lifestyle, and other factors, not just genetics. Even identical twins begin to look different as they get older. A clone would not necessarily look identical to the original.<br />
	::{{plus}} He is obviously younger than Zimmerman, meaning he could very well be a clone. Faces do change when people age.<br />		::{{plus}} He is obviously younger than Zimmerman, meaning he could very well be a clone. Faces do change when people age.<br />
	:::{{minus}} Why wound Zimmerman or anyone else clone him?<br />		:::{{minus}} Why wound Zimmerman or anyone else clone him?<br />

imported>Watchmaker at 01:14, 4 June 2009

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	{{plus}} He looks very similar to Dr. Zimmerman.<br />		{{plus}} He looks very similar to Dr. Zimmerman.<br />
	:{{minus}} Clones look identical not 'similar'.<br />		:{{minus}} Clones look identical not 'similar'.<br />
			::{{plus}} A person's appearance is shaped by environment, lifestyle, and other factors, not just genetics. Even identical twins begin to look different as they get older. A clone would not necessarily look identical to the original.
	::{{plus}} He is obviously younger than Zimmerman, meaning he could very well be a clone. Faces do change when people age.<br />		::{{plus}} He is obviously younger than Zimmerman, meaning he could very well be a clone. Faces do change when people age.<br />
	:::{{minus}} Why wound Zimmerman or anyone else clone him?<br />		:::{{minus}} Why wound Zimmerman or anyone else clone him?<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 22:55, 5 May 2009

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	\| [[Barbara]] was raised as the German's sister. \|\| The family photo. \|\| {{plus}} The most likely scenario is that the German is Dr. Zimmerman and his wife's biological child while Barbara has different biological parents and was adopted by the Zimmerman's or Mrs. Zimmerman was the surrogate mother who gave birth to her.<br />		\| [[Barbara]] was raised as the German's sister. \|\| The family photo. \|\| {{plus}} The most likely scenario is that the German is Dr. Zimmerman and his wife's biological child while Barbara has different biological parents and was adopted by the Zimmerman's or Mrs. Zimmerman was the surrogate mother who gave birth to her.<br />
	:{{~~Plus~~}} In an interview with Ken Lally who plays the German, he said that he was the triplets' brother.		:{{plus}} In an interview with Ken Lally who plays the German, he said that he was the triplets' brother.<br />
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	\| The German and the younger man in Zimmerman's family photo are identical twins separated at birth. \|\| The family photo. \|\| {{plus}} Dr. Zimmerman's experiments may also have involved male test subjects.<br />		\| The German and the younger man in Zimmerman's family photo are identical twins separated at birth. \|\| The family photo. \|\| {{plus}} Dr. Zimmerman's experiments may also have involved male test subjects.<br />