I know a lot of people think Aquaman sent those whales to check on Clark after the oil rig incident, which I find plausible. I also think the town he goes to might be Amnesty Bay. What do you think?
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Sent to Earth as an infant from the dying planet Krypton, Kal-El was adopted by the loving Kent family and raised in America's heartland as Clark Kent. Using his immense solar-fueled powers, he became Superman to defend mankind against all manner of threats while championing truth, justice, and the American way!
MOS: Aquaman Question
I don't know why people thought Clark needed help. He probably just passed out, Superman doesn't really need oxygen so it's not like he would die. Granted we don't know the extent of his abilities at the time of the Oil Rig.
Aquaman had nothing to do with Clark. The whales didn't save him, he most likely just heard their sonar or cry.
I really don't think they have thought this much into this scene. Plus bringing Aquaman into the game from the Oil Rig scene would create such plot holes.
But I guess it is very logical for people to over-examine this scene looking for easter eggs since Aquaman will be in the JL.
@gjgp27: no one saved him. He woke up.
@superguy1591: when the hell did I say otherwise?!!!!!
No, I don't think so.
I don't know why people thought Clark needed help. He probably just passed out, Superman doesn't really need oxygen so it's not like he would die. Granted we don't know the extent of his abilities at the time of the Oil Rig.
I'm not sure about that, Clark's seemingly by the vaccuum of space, yet earlier, Martha says it was hard for him to breathe on Earth as a baby, it's a bit inconsistent. It's possible that what happened was at first he needed air, but that gradual exposure to Earth and the Sun made him no longer need it.
I always thought he was just sort of chilling by the Oil Rig to be honest, I never even thought he'd passed out. Just reminiscing about his life.
No, I don't think so.
I don't know why people thought Clark needed help. He probably just passed out, Superman doesn't really need oxygen so it's not like he would die. Granted we don't know the extent of his abilities at the time of the Oil Rig.
I'm not sure about that, Clark's seemingly by the vaccuum of space, yet earlier, Martha says it was hard for him to breathe on Earth as a baby, it's a bit inconsistent. It's possible that what happened was at first he needed air, but that gradual exposure to Earth and the Sun made him no longer need it.
That's what I meant to say ._. That's how it is in the comics usually, it gets to the point where the only reason he felt he needed to keep eating and breating was because he grew accustomed to it.
@gjgp27: calm down, I said no one saved him so it doesn't matter what the oil company was. Aquaman wasn't there.
@saint_wildcard: I'm just thinking along the lines of Aquaman got word from the sea life about this strange being in the water and he sent the whales to check it out.
@squalleon: I think the plotholes could be overlooked since it could be at a time when Aquaman has rejected the surface world due to their treatment of him and is more focused on Atlantis.
If only to investigate… Some people think that it was Aquaman who sabotaged the rig. And no, I don’t think that Arthur saved Clark or, more precisely, Clark needed rescue. From the movie’s narrative it will be more logical if Clark was just listening to underwater sounds while remembering that moment from his childhood. Besides, even though this isn’t completely legitimate source, in MOS novelization he was conscious and perfectly ok after rig crushed on him.
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