Haha... I think I'll save those words for when the time is right. I'll be sure to make your death as colorful and as brilliant as possible. Magneto's also.
"Magneto would win, and if he didn't, he'd just blow up the planet and fly off to the moon."
Something like that Bucky always got some smart arse thing to say"
Even when I support him, some people...
Anyway, if this was a comic book, you blowing up the planet would be canon and in character for Mighty Magneto. And even if it got retconned, everyone would remember it. You did it, don't get mad at me for mentioning it.
The term "villain" and "hero" don't really apply as of now since most just sort of blend together. In the point of view from my character the villains are Strigidae 23, Animus, Amora, all of G's accounts, depending on Impero's mood some of his accounts too, and Catalina (?) Liafador.
@wraithborn: Less focused on good and evil and more so focused on people having their own goal, their own means. Sure you have some clear cut villains here and there, like Darkchild, Wheatley , Warsman and such. And heroes like Solarius. (Lol. Can barely think of anyone else)
More just everyone is different and has opposing views. But its arguable who is actually wrong and who is just at times.
It sort of mirrors real life a bit. Not alot of people are clearly good and evil. People just oppose each other because they are people.
I actually like this sort of moral basis. Because everybody is a hero and a villain to someone, just takes the right conflict of ideals to find your nemesis. Its also not as black and white as it is in the comics, it's realistic. I would label it as an era of anti-heroism, because it's not Cap America days but Punisher days.
@_nox_: That's lame. Reed Richards & Victor Von Doom wouldn't go out for a drink together.
They would if they had similar views on the world. A better way to put it would be how Magneto and Charles Xavier treated each other in the early days and recently, same goals, different ways to achieve it, but are willing to look the other way to see their goals come true.
@_nox_: That's lame. Reed Richards & Victor Von Doom wouldn't go out for a drink together.
They would if they had similar views on the world. A better way to put it would be how Magneto and Charles Xavier treated each other in the early days and recently, same goals, different ways to achieve it, but are willing to look the other way to see their goals come true.
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