Sub-Zero said:does anyone believe singer when he says that the next villain will be an alien?
yesCeb-Man said:Superman returns sequel...
Brainiac and Lex Luthor.
There you go.The Overlord said:I'm sorry the whole darwinist thing is just a rip off of Apocalypse's motive, which was never that interesting in the first place.
What?!?! Where the hell did I say that he adopts the same mentality?? Did you actually read my entire post?? Brainiac isn't a Racist like Kem-L.Besides it doesn't really make sense, Kem-L destroys Brainiac's planet for racial superority reasons and thenm suddenly Brainiac adopts the same ideology as his enemies, wouldn't he have an opposite reaction.
When you rationalize it like the way you did. You have absolutely no grasp on my concept. (understandalby, you can't read my mind) So why are you evn bothering trying to rationalize how it would work??Its a really stupid motive.
Wrong! For starters, Hitler was more of a megalomaniacal Racial supremacist. He used the notion of Darwinism to get his people to come around to wacky ideas.Besides making him darwinists just makes him a space hitler character and those have done to death, it makes just another space despot, there are about million of them in comics alone.
This is one of the many reason why I think debating with you is becoming pointless. You are constantly say that this or that Villain Motive is unoriginal or a rip off of some previous work. When in fact every single Villain cliche is based on some other previous work.Hell, social darwinism was animated Grodd's motive in the JL cartoon, it is not orginal, it was been done a million times before.
Well since it's impossible for you to see my perspective of things, I would think it's futile for me to write it out. However you asked so I will answer. Doomsday, at first to me, was a somwhat uninteresting character who was an ok plot device. At first I didn't like the concept of the death of Superman even though I bought the TPB and read from cover to cover again and again. (and still found it a good read) As time progressed and I matured, I liked what it showcased from Superman. (in character development) It showed a very human side from him, it showcaed his unblinking duty to his job and to those he loves. Plus it showcased a side of him that wew seldom see from most heroes. His decision to put aside his No killing policy (to get the job done) I think is a side that we should see from heroes. As for Doomsday Himself, I didn't grow to like Him until I read Hunter/Prey which gave him his origins and how his powers work. That along with some of the development of Superman's Character made me enjoy Hunter/Prey. I like that DD was you a typical Villain. He was a Villain of circumstances far beyond his comtrol. (his own nature) He wasn't intelligent but instinctive. Everything that lived was a threat to be destroyed in his simple mind. (which is why I liked the alien Series, the Villain wasn't evil it was a product of it's own nature) That coupled with his powers made him a more interesting Villain. Whether or not he should be on film is actually something I think would be very risky. However I think it's a risk worth taking.Let me ask you something, if you oppose robot Brainiac because you believe he is a "one dimensional character", then why do you support the inclusion of Doomsday, who is nothing more than a one dimensional plot device in the comics?
Well If I 'm being "Dodgey" as you call it then it's always polite to ask instead of assuming. (I think you know the saying of making assumptions) I've stated time any again that it is an incomplete concept at best and second that if you do have questions then ask away. I have yet to see a questionIf i'm making assumptions its because your being dodgey, you keep on saying you have all these great ideas,
Again it's incomplete and constantly changing. That's how writers work. If you want info on some detail then ask nicely. There is almost no reason for assuming anything b/c it deviates from the points at hand. Asking direct questions keeps everything on topic.yet I have to press you to get any info and i have assume things because you are always skecky on the details,
Hmm... So For that reason I can't post a concept at all online. I'm sorry but who the hell are you to say what should or should be posted??? If I feel like posting something online, whether or not it's complete shouldn't be an issue.you have only recently presnted anything close to clear presentation of your ideas and they are either convoluted or short on important details (ex: you still haven't said what extractly brainiac should look like).
No I'm not. I'm just saying that Judge me for what I've presented, not on your assumptions of what my presentation may or may not be. Your logic is very flawed if you think I'm trying to have things both ways. I'm saying be fair. I was fair in cricitizing your concept. I stuck to what you presented and nothing more.Your trying to have it both ways, either present your ideas in full or stop mentioning them and work on them for bit before talking about them again,
Severely flawed logic. I'm shooting down your concept itself and You are shooting down what you think my concept is. How does that even add up to me being unfair to you when it is clearly the other way around.don't shoot down other people's ideas when your being dodegey with your own ideas.
Kroc1138 said:There you go.Have I even explained how it would work?? No! So where is all this nonsense coming from??
What?!?! Where the hell did I say that he adopts the same mentality?? Did you actually read my entire post?? Brainiac isn't a Racist like Kem-L.
When you rationalize it like the way you did. You have absolutely no grasp on my concept. (understandalby, you can't read my mind) So why are you evn bothering trying to rationalize how it would work??
Wrong! For starters, Hitler was more of a megalomaniacal Racial supremacist. He used the notion of Darwinism to get his people to come around to wacky ideas.
My take on Brainiac (as of now) is neither a racist nor a megalomaniac. He actually likes humanity for all of it's flaws and wants to put them through the ultimate tests to see if the can be the great people he thinks they could be. That to him means putting them through hell. THAT'S ONLY PART OF HIS MOTIVATION. I really don't see how that is any similar to Apocalypse, who's motivation is far more sinister.
This is one of the many reason why I think debating with you is becoming pointless. You are constantly say that this or that Villain Motive is unoriginal or a rip off of some previous work. When in fact every single Villain cliche is based on some other previous work.
Explain to me waht is so original about a TAS Robot Brainiac, who is a single minded Robot who is bent on destruction based on simplistic computer program gone haywire. It is rip off of so many previous concept that I can't even begin to list them. But for the sake of this debate I will list some of them:
Skynet
The Borg
Many Phillip K Dick Stories
Even Futurama Had an episode which featured Villains with the exact same motive as TAS Brainiac. Watch the episode:The Day The Earth Stood Stupid
Funny episode that really makes the TAS concept of Brainiac look absolutely stupid to me.
Well since it's impossible for you to see my perspective of things, I would think it's futile for me to write it out. However you asked so I will answer. Doomsday, at first to me, was a somwhat uninteresting character who was an ok plot device. At first I didn't like the concept of the death of Superman even though I bought the TPB and read from cover to cover again and again. (and still found it a good read) As time progressed and I matured, I liked what it showcased from Superman. (in character development) It showed a very human side from him, it showcaed his unblinking duty to his job and to those he loves. Plus it showcased a side of him that wew seldom see from most heroes. His decision to put aside his No killing policy (to get the job done) I think is a side that we should see from heroes. As for Doomsday Himself, I didn't grow to like Him until I read Hunter/Prey which gave him his origins and how his powers work. That along with some of the development of Superman's Character made me enjoy Hunter/Prey. I like that DD was you a typical Villain. He was a Villain of circumstances far beyond his comtrol. (his own nature) He wasn't intelligent but instinctive. Everything that lived was a threat to be destroyed in his simple mind. (which is why I liked the alien Series, the Villain wasn't evil it was a product of it's own nature) That coupled with his powers made him a more interesting Villain. Whether or not he should be on film is actually something I think would be very risky. However I think it's a risk worth taking.
Now as to why I'm turned off to TAS Robot Brainiac, blame it on the writers for not making him interesting. They nver answers the WHY'S of his origins just the most basic hows. They never go back to tie up any losse ends. (and there were LOTS of them in STAS)
Well If I 'm being "Dodgey" as you call it then it's always polite to ask instead of assuming. (I think you know the saying of making assumptions) I've stated time any again that it is an incomplete concept at best and second that if you do have questions then ask away. I have yet to see a question
Again it's incomplete and constantly changing. That's how writers work. If you want info on some detail then ask nicely. There is almost no reason for assuming anything b/c it deviates from the points at hand. Asking direct questions keeps everything on topic.
Hmm... So For that reason I can't post a concept at all online. I'm sorry but who the hell are you to say what should or should be posted??? If I feel like posting something online, whether or not it's complete shouldn't be an issue.
No I'm not. I'm just saying that Judge me for what I've presented, not on your assumptions of what my presentation may or may not be. Your logic is very flawed if you think I'm trying to have things both ways. I'm saying be fair. I was fair in cricitizing your concept. I stuck to what you presented and nothing more.
Severely flawed logic. I'm shooting down your concept itself and You are shooting down what you think my concept is. How does that even add up to me being unfair to you when it is clearly the other way around.
No it is at all!! IIRC part of that Premise is a Retcon. (originally Kem-L created the Eradicator) I find it very convient that you don't have any specifics as to how it's at all similar. My Brainiac is a mixing of Pre and Post Crisis versions. Eradicator is a Kryptonian device that is used to preserve the Kryptonian way. It in fact has more in common with the lousy rendering of Brainiac that we see in STAS but used in a far less effective manner. The similarity you some how see is actually very superficial. You grasping at straws you know. I don't ever recall the Eradicator being a Humaniod in his early history. Nor do I see Brainaic ever imitating Superman.The Overlord said:Okay you want me to judge your idea, all you did was take the Eradicator character and change hios name to Brainiac, your idea is BINO (Brainiac in name only): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eradicator_(comics) the wiki more or less is exactly like your idea.
That's you. I don't Think so.I think Eradicator is a crappy character
Really?? Like yours is?? Have you ever heard of the word adaptation?? It taking events/storyline and characters and applying them to a different medium. (since it's ridiculous in many occassions to copy an paste comics to films)and I think your idea is not orginal at all,
In the distant past, a dying alien race created a number of devices to preserve their culture, and sent them into space, where they would encounter other civilization and link their colonies. When a small group of these aliens arrived on Krypton, a militaristic faction, led by Kem-L, killed them and corrupted one of their devices to preserve his ideal of Kryptonian culture; the device would eradicate alien influences, and hence he called it the "Eradicator."
Seeing as how I rendered that "point" you attempted to make moot there's little to say here.Kroc1138 said:No it is at all!! IIRC part of that Premise is a Retcon. (originally Kem-L created the Eradicator) I find it very convient that you don't have any specifics as to how it's at all similar. My Brainiac is a mixing of Pre and Post Crisis versions. Eradicator is a Kryptonian device that is used to preserve the Kryptonian way. It in fact has more in common with the lousy rendering of Brainiac that we see in STAS but used in a far less effective manner. The similarity you some how see is actually very superficial. You grasping at straws you know. I don't ever recall the Eradicator being a Humaniod in his early history. Nor do I see Brainaic ever imitating Superman.
That's you. I don't Think so.
Really?? Like yours is?? Have you ever heard of the word adaptation?? It taking events/storyline and characters and applying them to a different medium. (since it's ridiculous in many occassions to copy an paste comics to films)
That's what I did here.
[QOUTE]all you have done is take the Eradicator character and changed his name to Brainiac. That is why your idea is lame.
He doesn't.The Overlord said:Where does Kem-L fit into Brainiac's history, Pre or Post Crisis?
Thank you for stating the obvious. Again, one of the many aspects of adaptations is taking creative liberties. Seeing as how I think that both Brainiac and the Eradicator should be in a movie, I thought of a way to mix both together.Kem-L, the cleric and events from 200,000 years are from Eredicator's convoluted backstory, they have nothing to do with Brainiac.
Nope. It really isn't that Convoluded. Detailed? Sure! The problem is that you assume that for some reason that all of that backstory is going to be jammed into one movie along with a billion other plot points. The First Rule of having detailed plotlines and backstories is to have the Characters explain them at approapriate Times. It's that simple. You are just making things sound more complicated than they really are.All you have done is merged two different characters into a convoluted mess.
Who hasn't. However, it works in varying degrees. In Action Movies and Comedies, it works to a small degree if you want cheap thrills, lots of action and laughs. Sci-Fi, Fantasy (esp Superhero movies) need more.Ever heard of kiss (keep it simple stupid)?
Says you?? What the hell do you know about what an audience wants. For starters, you are definately not giving the General Audience much credit at all with you incorrect, uneducated assumption. Second, Predicting the GA tastes as far as I know is an inexact science to begin with. The GA is very unpredictable on many occasions.The audience doesn't want some convoluted nonsense about Kem-L, Clerics and a war between Kem-L's forces and Colu that happened 200,000 years, that would take too much time away from the main story and is needlessly long and convoluted.
Really?? Care to explain. All of your points are based on really bad assumptions, so I'd like to see a list.Besides its full of holes,
Again that angle is in the works. The fact that you seem to site it as a "Hole" is ludicrous. Your looking at an incomplete work (I haven't even written anything down) as a script draft. I find your logic quite juvenile.you haven't explained how Brainiac even develops his lame @ss Darwinist ideology.
Really?? Personally, I could care less whether you like my concept or not, if that's what you are getting at. That's how the world works. If anything I'm just baffled by how you debate. For someone who is so passionately against my Idea, I would have expected more detail in why you dislike my idea. Then you judge an incomplete concept like a complete one. You recycle point after point again and again. It get's annoying. That combined with your ignorant assumptions gets old. Again, I have no problem with you disagreeing with me, but be on topic when you do.Its too convoluted to work on screen and your getting over emotional.
Sub-Zero said:does anyone believe singer when he says that the next villain will be an alien?
Dotten said:To bad Batman is not an option...
I would love a Supes vs batty movie with Routh and Bale.