I dunno, by the look on Ethan’s face, it seems like it’s something he’s tired of hearing.
foducool
3 years ago
ouch, that hurts right here in my meow meow
Gonfrask
3 years ago
Just to ask them for their signature?
GUNnibal
3 years ago
I swear, some people would find a reason to whine about ANYTHING these days.
ir8munk33
3 years ago
ouch
Bwauder
3 years ago
Almost like getting caught by the mall security guy who moves fastest on the Segway.
Daniel Sørensen
3 years ago
Are we getting an arc focusing on them being small unknown heroes, and how that might not be enough anymore? OR something along those lines. I hope so, since anyone, who had devoted years to risking their lives, might want some recognition, even though that wasn’t necessary to begin with.
Assuming Captain Prime and Decibelle are more powerful and higher league than Analog and D-Pad, they probably have more important things to do, than chasing petty thieves, so that makes sense.
Similiar to why, in the Marvel Universe, we didn’t see, say, Iron Man doing this kind of hero work.
Pshaw. You know, the life of a superhero isn’t all the intense moment-to-moment, end-of-the-world stuff that happens in a two-hour movie. Sure, they have a wild weekend every now and then, but that doesn’t mean they don’t still go to the grocery store, file their taxes, pick up the kids from daycare, mow the lawn.
I mean, I assume. I’ve never seen an MCU movie.
And if Cap sees someone holding up the 7/11 while he’s picking up Doritos? Yeah, I don’t see him standing by and thinking, “eh, the cops have this, game’s on in twenty.”
Iron Man would likely intervene too. But most of the time, he’d have someone else pick up his stuff at the grocery store and deliver it or have the food sent up from some nice resto or go out to one. He was hugely wealthy and famous and busy, so he didn’t have time for a lot of the mundane stuff. Now, many heroes aren’t rich (I have no idea how Cap/Steve Rogers pays for a place to live given we never see him having a job) and probably do have more mundane existences. Especially heroes who have not been… Read more »
Cap is probably on a pention as a retired war vet, though idk how well that pays. Maybe he gets royalties for his image being used? or maybe he just crashes at shield or some hero hq most of the time, though I be he eats like a horse.
Sure, they’d intervene if they saw it happen. But on a regular basis, it depends if they are patrolling and on the lookout for petty crimes like that, the way I think Analog and D-pad do.
“Imagine how disappointed we are. We thought we might get a really dangerous foe like ChairFace but instead we got you D grade buffoons… at least we’ll get to go home and have a beer while you go to jail…”
I just remembered: A friend of mine was working for Border Services or Immigration (he has worked for both) and was interviewing someone not admissable and with a warrant. He got fed up with the guy’s lies so he said “It has been a long day and we’re both here right now. The difference is I’m going home to bed and you’re going to jail.”
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Ouch, this one must sting…
Ya, what a way to start another issue. heh…
I dunno, by the look on Ethan’s face, it seems like it’s something he’s tired of hearing.
ouch, that hurts right here in my meow meow
Just to ask them for their signature?
I swear, some people would find a reason to whine about ANYTHING these days.
ouch
Almost like getting caught by the mall security guy who moves fastest on the Segway.
Are we getting an arc focusing on them being small unknown heroes, and how that might not be enough anymore? OR something along those lines. I hope so, since anyone, who had devoted years to risking their lives, might want some recognition, even though that wasn’t necessary to begin with.
Loser criminals get the b squad.
Assuming Captain Prime and Decibelle are more powerful and higher league than Analog and D-Pad, they probably have more important things to do, than chasing petty thieves, so that makes sense.
Similiar to why, in the Marvel Universe, we didn’t see, say, Iron Man doing this kind of hero work.
Pshaw. You know, the life of a superhero isn’t all the intense moment-to-moment, end-of-the-world stuff that happens in a two-hour movie. Sure, they have a wild weekend every now and then, but that doesn’t mean they don’t still go to the grocery store, file their taxes, pick up the kids from daycare, mow the lawn.
I mean, I assume. I’ve never seen an MCU movie.
And if Cap sees someone holding up the 7/11 while he’s picking up Doritos? Yeah, I don’t see him standing by and thinking, “eh, the cops have this, game’s on in twenty.”
Iron Man would likely intervene too. But most of the time, he’d have someone else pick up his stuff at the grocery store and deliver it or have the food sent up from some nice resto or go out to one. He was hugely wealthy and famous and busy, so he didn’t have time for a lot of the mundane stuff. Now, many heroes aren’t rich (I have no idea how Cap/Steve Rogers pays for a place to live given we never see him having a job) and probably do have more mundane existences. Especially heroes who have not been… Read more »
Cap is probably on a pention as a retired war vet, though idk how well that pays. Maybe he gets royalties for his image being used? or maybe he just crashes at shield or some hero hq most of the time, though I be he eats like a horse.
Sure, they’d intervene if they saw it happen. But on a regular basis, it depends if they are patrolling and on the lookout for petty crimes like that, the way I think Analog and D-pad do.
Batman also stops small criminals from time to time.
Sure, but Batman’s main thing is fighting crime, that’s why he became Batman in the first place.
Yeah, that’s Ethan should tell him. Self-burns are best burns.
Ethan prefers deadly burns, they don’t leave scars.
Not cool! No hero rank/shaming Bro!
Sorry, no hero rank/rating shaming Bro!
Ethan villain turn confirmed
Ahaaa, he wanted to meet some hero girls. Now I get it.
Beggars can’t be choosers.
They got off lucky. If he finds out they were stealing a PS5 shipment to scalp them on ebay <i>he</i> would have to be restrained.
“Look at it this way, you’re getting in on the ground floor. Wait, no, that’s your friend over there.”
“Yeah, I know what you mean. I wish I could catch a REAL villain, but all we get are two-bit crooks like YOU…”
“Imagine how disappointed we are. We thought we might get a really dangerous foe like ChairFace but instead we got you D grade buffoons… at least we’ll get to go home and have a beer while you go to jail…”
I just remembered: A friend of mine was working for Border Services or Immigration (he has worked for both) and was interviewing someone not admissable and with a warrant. He got fed up with the guy’s lies so he said “It has been a long day and we’re both here right now. The difference is I’m going home to bed and you’re going to jail.”
Not sure I’d admit to being friends with someone who works there…
I like you sir
Oh it has nothing to do them not being ‘real’ superheroes. He just wanted to be tied up by hot women.
…might wanna make those ropes a bit tighter
I suddenly thought what a great luck it is that Ethan respawns fully clothed
That dude is wrong, the real superhero here is Scott. The others are people with superpowers and disguises.
The Decibelle reference is pretty great and I’m….pleased (?)… that nobody gets it. Its from an old Chick Filet ad campaign. https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2FHigh-Adventures-deciBell-Amazing-Comic%2Fdp%2FB005K0KVT0&psig=AOvVaw0IUillRmYgYJtIGhU0N1jh&ust=1637448457488000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAgQjRxqFwoTCLiaycbBpfQCFQAAAAAdAAAAABAD
Im not sure I can be referencing something I’ve never heard of before this moment.