***Official*** Heroes Thread (1 Viewer)

[bryhamm]

We see in next week's preview that Sylar and Peter square off in front of Kirby Plaza, and both have Ted's nuclear power.

I think in the fight, since Peter knows Sylar is more powerful, resorts to nuking the city, yet everyone blames Sylar cuz he's the bad guy. I'm not sure how Mohinder, Matt, DL, Nikki and Bennet survive the blast since they were in the building next to the supposed Sylar/Peter showdown.

I agree with whoever it was that guessed that Peter gets his scar from Hiro's sword.

I think it'll be as simple as Claire walking up and putting a bullet into Sylar. Remember, he doesn't have the healing power so he's as vulnerable as anyone else. If he and Peter both start to go Nuclear, Claire can just walk up and pump a few bullets into Sylar to finish the job. Nothing says, anyone HAS to go Nuclear in the next episode. that future time-line can be changed if Peter keeps control and Sylar is killed.

She'd have to walk up behind him unnoticed. He can stop bullets with his telekenesis - that is one of the powers Peter doesn't have but will apparently get real soon.Sylar can NEVER be more powerful than Peter - you really only need Peter. As soon as Peter meets Sylar, he gets all his powers, plus he retains the powers he already absorbed from the Heroes Sylar was unable to kill - which currently includes Hiro, Parkman, and Claire. If he meets up with Niki, he then gets super strength and should be able to kick the crap out of Sylar.

That is what is annoying for me right now about this show - all you need is Peter. Like Jerry Seinfeld talking about Superman: "Why do you need anyone else? He's Superman!" That said, it is a living comic book, so I will watch it and enjoy on that level - I think there is a lot of disbelief that must be suspended to make this show go, which is completely unlike Lost, where everything must be fully explained somehow.

Hopefully, the writers will also realize that turning Peter into "Mr. Everything" is a bad move and will limit him. Maybe he can "discover" that just like a sponge there is a limit to what he can absorb. Once he reaches his limit, he can't absorb any new powers withut giving up one he previously abosorbed.

or they just kill Peter off

 

[geoff8695]

Marc, the purpose of the save the cheerleader plot line had nothing to do with Claire being alive in the future or Peter getting her power. Future Hiro tried to stab Sylar and it didn't work because he had killed Claire and could heal. So future Hiro decided he had to go back before Sylar killed Claire and get Peter to stop it from happening. That way, Sylar won't get her power and he won't be able to heal after Hiro stabs him. Simple as that.

We can rest assured that the Heroes will save the world. I previously assumed that saving the world meant stopping both the explosion and Sylar. Now I'm not so sure...What does 'saving the world' mean to the writers of the show?

Does saving the world = stopping/killing Sylar? or stopping the explosion? or both stopping the explosion AND stopping/killing Sylar?

I think that the explosion will still happen. Hiro WILL stab and kill Sylar, and then the future will certainly be changed. However, the explosion will still occur and just produce different consequences in a different timeline.

I thought I heard somewhere that Syler is going to be around for another season....

I guess it's possible, but it seems pretty clear that Hiro at some point stabs Sylar based on future Hiro's recollections and Isaac's comic books. Also, Isaac said that he would show 'them' how to kill Sylar through his comics/future art. Remember also that Isaac had a courier come and pick up his latest work right before Sylar appeared. I just figured there must be something in those drawings that will lead to Sylar's destruction. I can't wait to find out where Isaac had that package delivered...

 

[Boone22]

I do think Peter has some abilities he doesn't know about/hasn't been in the situation to use. The radiation thing is hard to control once you get it, like we saw with Ted, so that is why it started happening immediately when Peter picked it up. The healing, he was in a situation where he had to heal so it happened.

I agree with this. SInce you guys are right and Peter would have "updated" his powers the last time he fought Sylar at Mohinder's apt I have to think that Peter doesn't even realize he has the Freeze, Melting, or supper Hearing powers yet. If I remember right Peter said something about having to remember the person who's power he absorbed when he was fighting Inviso-man during his training. He said he remembered Claire as he was falling off the building right before he healed fromthe fall. So maybe he needs a mental que to access the powers.. Since he got those other powers from Sylar, maybe he just doesn't even know he has access to those powers yet.

 

[iamsmilin]

About the only powers Peter doesn't have that Sylar does are the "Freeze" ability, the "Melting" ability (metal) and the Super Hearing.

Why doesn't Peter have those? Didn't Sylar have them at the time he and Peter fought in Mohinder's apartment?

As I've said before, we need to suspend disbelief for a lot of plot lines of this show.There area ton of "outs" for the writers, though. Such as - he must be around the person a specific amount of time before absorbing, he must not engage in other powers, he can only absorb so many at one time, etc., etc.

Peter does not have Sylar's powers because Sylar takes the powers unnaturally while Peter takes power through "natural" means. Sylar kills the person he takes powers from while Peter does not. Peter cannot take any of Sylar's powers.

Umm yes he can. He took his telekenesis.

The only power we have seen Peter use that Sylar has used is the Telekinesis. Maybe Sylar's original power was Telekinesis as well as seeing how things work, whatever power that might be.

Do you actually watch the show? Ive never seen the same person be wrong about so many things in my life.

 

[Challenge Everything]

Do you actually watch the show? Ive never seen the same person be wrong about so many things in my life.

Excuse me for not remembering a 5 minute scene that happened 3 months ago. Carry on with the self righteous attitude.

 

[Gatorman]

perhaps peter's abilities are like ultra boys in the legion of super heroes. He has all these powers, but can only use one at a time?

Just grasping here...

 

[Gadfly]

I think Peter is a little wuss. He needs to start getting it together. When the FBI stepped in and took Ted, he should have just owned them all, gone invisible, grabbed Ted and Claire and flown away.

 

[TheFanatic]

Do you actually watch the show? Ive never seen the same person be wrong about so many things in my life.

Excuse me for not remembering a 5 minute scene that happened 3 months ago. Carry on with the self righteous attitude.

Syler committing his first murder in order to gain an ability is pretty significant. It's not like it was some minor scene. It's right up there with Peter jumping off the roof and Claire videotaping her attempted suicides to prove she couldn't die...

 

[TheFanatic]

I think Peter is a little wuss. He needs to start getting it together. When the FBI stepped in and took Ted, he should have just owned them all, gone invisible, grabbed Ted and Claire and flown away.

But then he's a marked man for the rest of his life. That and there were a TON of bystanders around. He starts causing mayhem with the FBI people are going to die.

 

[EYLive]

I think Peter is a little wuss. He needs to start getting it together. When the FBI stepped in and took Ted, he should have just owned them all, gone invisible, grabbed Ted and Claire and flown away.

Hiro's a pretty big wuss too."I can!""I can't!""I can!""I can't!""I can!""I can't!""I can!""I can't!"Friggin'-A man, just kill someone, anyone will do!

 

[Gadfly]

He could find a way to do it. Just use telekinesis to push them all down.

 

[Marc Levin]

Marc, the purpose of the save the cheerleader plot line had nothing to do with Claire being alive in the future or Peter getting her power. Future Hiro tried to stab Sylar and it didn't work because he had killed Claire and could heal. So future Hiro decided he had to go back before Sylar killed Claire and get Peter to stop it from happening. That way, Sylar won't get her power and he won't be able to heal after Hiro stabs him. Simple as that.

Claire is alive in the days of future past episode from three weeks ago and, as we know, Sylar only takes powers by killing the person. Of course, the 100G question is whether Claire would heal after having her head cut off by Sylar.

 

[NCCommish]

Marc, the purpose of the save the cheerleader plot line had nothing to do with Claire being alive in the future or Peter getting her power. Future Hiro tried to stab Sylar and it didn't work because he had killed Claire and could heal. So future Hiro decided he had to go back before Sylar killed Claire and get Peter to stop it from happening. That way, Sylar won't get her power and he won't be able to heal after Hiro stabs him. Simple as that.

Claire is alive in the days of future past episode from three weeks ago and, as we know, Sylar only takes powers by killing the person. Of course, the 100G question is whether Claire would heal after having her head cut off by Sylar.

Doesn't he remove the brain?

 

[Marc Levin]

About the only powers Peter doesn't have that Sylar does are the "Freeze" ability, the "Melting" ability (metal) and the Super Hearing.

Why doesn't Peter have those? Didn't Sylar have them at the time he and Peter fought in Mohinder's apartment?

As I've said before, we need to suspend disbelief for a lot of plot lines of this show.There area ton of "outs" for the writers, though. Such as - he must be around the person a specific amount of time before absorbing, he must not engage in other powers, he can only absorb so many at one time, etc., etc.

Peter does not have Sylar's powers because Sylar takes the powers unnaturally while Peter takes power through "natural" means. Sylar kills the person he takes powers from while Peter does not. Peter cannot take any of Sylar's powers.

Umm yes he can. He took his telekenesis.

Maybe because Sylar acquired his powers unnaturally, Peter can only absorb them if Sylar uses them in close proximity to Peter.

He was absorbing Ted's powers simply by standing next to him for a few moments.

Except Ted is pretty much always doing his power. He exudes radiation. If Syler ahs never done the freezing thing near Peter, he wouldn't even know that he had the chance to try it. Maybe he can do it if he knew he could. But then again I would think he would have the super hearing without even trying...

re: superh-hearing.All these suppositions are great - shows the writers have a ton of outs for Peter's power absorption.

 

[Marc Levin]

If I remember right Peter said something about having to remember the person who's power he absorbed when he was fighting Inviso-man during his training.

Great memory - exactly right. He's got the power, though, and when he sees Sylar again, all of them should automatically kick in at once.

 

[Marc Levin]

Marc, the purpose of the save the cheerleader plot line had nothing to do with Claire being alive in the future or Peter getting her power. Future Hiro tried to stab Sylar and it didn't work because he had killed Claire and could heal. So future Hiro decided he had to go back before Sylar killed Claire and get Peter to stop it from happening. That way, Sylar won't get her power and he won't be able to heal after Hiro stabs him. Simple as that.

Claire is alive in the days of future past episode from three weeks ago and, as we know, Sylar only takes powers by killing the person. Of course, the 100G question is whether Claire would heal after having her head cut off by Sylar.

Doesn't he remove the brain?

It certainly looks that way - it's like he takes apart the brain. And if he did that, he would permanently mess up the base of the spinal column, which is how Claire and Peter can be "killed."

 

[Gadfly]

Marc, the purpose of the save the cheerleader plot line had nothing to do with Claire being alive in the future or Peter getting her power. Future Hiro tried to stab Sylar and it didn't work because he had killed Claire and could heal. So future Hiro decided he had to go back before Sylar killed Claire and get Peter to stop it from happening. That way, Sylar won't get her power and he won't be able to heal after Hiro stabs him. Simple as that.

Claire is alive in the days of future past episode from three weeks ago and, as we know, Sylar only takes powers by killing the person. Of course, the 100G question is whether Claire would heal after having her head cut off by Sylar.

What's your point? You didn't contradict anything I wrote.

 

[Marc Levin]

Marc, the purpose of the save the cheerleader plot line had nothing to do with Claire being alive in the future or Peter getting her power. Future Hiro tried to stab Sylar and it didn't work because he had killed Claire and could heal. So future Hiro decided he had to go back before Sylar killed Claire and get Peter to stop it from happening. That way, Sylar won't get her power and he won't be able to heal after Hiro stabs him. Simple as that.

Claire is alive in the days of future past episode from three weeks ago and, as we know, Sylar only takes powers by killing the person. Of course, the 100G question is whether Claire would heal after having her head cut off by Sylar.

What's your point? You didn't contradict anything I wrote.

Like I said, we disagree on the importance of that message and on the point at which the divergence with the future occurs. Given the days of future past episode where the future was still screwed up and the bomb went off, yet Claire was alive, you can not make your statement as assuredly as you are making it.The implication is that the future Hiro in the subway is the same future Hiro as in the episode from two weeks ago. When we saw the days of future past episode with the same Hiro, Claire was still alive. That casts doubt on whether the only purpose of "save the cheerleader save the world" was to prevent Sylar from killing Claire at that point when Peter gets her power. There was another reason why Hiro went to Peter and sent HIM to meet Claire at that point in time. He could have sent a lot of different Heroes, but he went to Peter, knowing Peter could absorb powers.You do not know if it "as simple as that" because, despite the cheerleader being saved, the bomb went off, and Sylar was in charge in a future where Sylar did not kill Claire.BUT the difference is that Peter HAD A SCAR in that future. Mark my words - saving Claire and getting her powers will prove to be the more important part of that encounter than Sylar not getting Claire's powers.

 

[bryhamm]

Marc, the purpose of the save the cheerleader plot line had nothing to do with Claire being alive in the future or Peter getting her power. Future Hiro tried to stab Sylar and it didn't work because he had killed Claire and could heal. So future Hiro decided he had to go back before Sylar killed Claire and get Peter to stop it from happening. That way, Sylar won't get her power and he won't be able to heal after Hiro stabs him. Simple as that.

Claire is alive in the days of future past episode from three weeks ago and, as we know, Sylar only takes powers by killing the person. Of course, the 100G question is whether Claire would heal after having her head cut off by Sylar.

What's your point? You didn't contradict anything I wrote.

Like I said, we disagree on the importance of that message and on the point at which the divergence with the future occurs. Given the days of future past episode where the future was still screwed up and the bomb went off, yet Claire was alive, you can not make your statement as assuredly as you are making it.The implication is that the future Hiro in the subway is the same future Hiro as in the episode from two weeks ago. When we saw the days of future past episode with the same Hiro, Claire was still alive. That casts doubt on whether the only purpose of "save the cheerleader save the world" was to prevent Sylar from killing Claire at that point when Peter gets her power. There was another reason why Hiro went to Peter and sent HIM to meet Claire at that point in time. He could have sent a lot of different Heroes, but he went to Peter, knowing Peter could absorb powers.You do not know if it "as simple as that" because, despite the cheerleader being saved, the bomb went off, and Sylar was in charge in a future where Sylar did not kill Claire.BUT the difference is that Peter HAD A SCAR in that future. Mark my words - saving Claire and getting her powers will prove to be the more important part of that encounter than Sylar not getting Claire's powers.

Future Hiro thought that by saving Claire, it would allow past Hiro to kill Sylar. Because when he tried before, Sylar healed himself and the bomb still went off. Don't you remember the two Hiros talking, and future hero said that he THOUGHT he had correctly figured out the point to go back to and alter things. Well, he was wrong because it was not Sylar that blew up, it was Peter. Hiro (and most everyone else) does not know it was Peter.But, we are all perplexed as to how Peter could get the scar since he has Claires ability. Hopefully it will be explained.

 

[Marc Levin]

Marc, the purpose of the save the cheerleader plot line had nothing to do with Claire being alive in the future or Peter getting her power. Future Hiro tried to stab Sylar and it didn't work because he had killed Claire and could heal. So future Hiro decided he had to go back before Sylar killed Claire and get Peter to stop it from happening. That way, Sylar won't get her power and he won't be able to heal after Hiro stabs him. Simple as that.

Claire is alive in the days of future past episode from three weeks ago and, as we know, Sylar only takes powers by killing the person. Of course, the 100G question is whether Claire would heal after having her head cut off by Sylar.

What's your point? You didn't contradict anything I wrote.

Like I said, we disagree on the importance of that message and on the point at which the divergence with the future occurs. Given the days of future past episode where the future was still screwed up and the bomb went off, yet Claire was alive, you can not make your statement as assuredly as you are making it.The implication is that the future Hiro in the subway is the same future Hiro as in the episode from two weeks ago. When we saw the days of future past episode with the same Hiro, Claire was still alive. That casts doubt on whether the only purpose of "save the cheerleader save the world" was to prevent Sylar from killing Claire at that point when Peter gets her power. There was another reason why Hiro went to Peter and sent HIM to meet Claire at that point in time. He could have sent a lot of different Heroes, but he went to Peter, knowing Peter could absorb powers.You do not know if it "as simple as that" because, despite the cheerleader being saved, the bomb went off, and Sylar was in charge in a future where Sylar did not kill Claire.BUT the difference is that Peter HAD A SCAR in that future. Mark my words - saving Claire and getting her powers will prove to be the more important part of that encounter than Sylar not getting Claire's powers.

Future Hiro thought that by saving Claire, it would allow past Hiro to kill Sylar. Because when he tried before, Sylar healed himself and the bomb still went off. Don't you remember the two Hiros talking, and future hero said that he THOUGHT he had correctly figured out the point to go back to and alter things. Well, he was wrong because it was not Sylar that blew up, it was Peter. Hiro (and most everyone else) does not know it was Peter.But, we are all perplexed as to how Peter could get the scar since he has Claires ability. Hopefully it will be explained.

I think your possibility has merit (that future Hiro picked the wrong spot to go back and alter course). Time travel is a tricky concept. All future Hiro could do is change to a stream in which he would not be involved. Since past Hiro jumped into the future to see future Hiro, that means past Hiro is still on the same bad stream as future Hiro. Once the stream is changed, past Hiro jumping five years into the future would result in a different future Hiro.That time travel stuff is all so damned confusing!!!

 

[Gadfly]

How about he sent Peter because he had become friends with Peter in the future and knew how powerful he is? If you could choose a hero to send on the most important mission, wouldn't you choose the one you know that is most powerful? It's all more simple than you make it.

And, as the other guy said, Claire was alive in the future and the bomb had still gone off and Sylar was still alive because future Hiro was incorrect that saving Claire was the only thing needed to save the world. Future Hiro is going by trial and error to figure out what might make a difference.

 

[Marc Levin]

How about he sent Peter because he had become friends with Peter in the future and knew how powerful he is? If you could choose a hero to send on the most important mission, wouldn't you choose the one you know that is most powerful? It's all more simple than you make it.

Peter had NO powers at the point Hiro jumped back and sent him. And they were not friends in the future - they hadn't talked in a LOOOOOONG time and Peter was in hiding in the future - they had to squeeze it out of Jessica just to get him a message.

And, as the other guy said, Claire was alive in the future and the bomb had still gone off and Sylar was still alive because future Hiro was incorrect that saving Claire was the only thing needed to save the world. Future Hiro is going by trial and error to figure out what might make a difference.

That "other guy" was me. Correcting myself in one post and making an important point in the other. IMO, if you think it is not important that Peter got Claire's powers at that specific point in time, I believe you are missing a lot of what happened in the last few weeks.

 

[UOFI_316]

I think the scene that ChallengeEverything was forgetting was Ted at his wifes grave site. When Ted showed up everything was alive. It was not until he kneeled in front of the grave and started to get emotional that everything started to die. When he is just walking around he is not giving off radiation. It happens when he wants it to, and when he losses control of his emotions.

Question for the others and their binders.

When Peter and Sylar went at it the first time, how quickly did Peter's forehead heal?? Is it even possible for Sylar to cut off Claire/Peter's head to get to their brain?? He would have to stick something in the base of the spine to "kill" them, and then cut open their head.

 

[Gadfly]

It was obvious in the future that they had become better friends but then had grown apart because Hiro was still trying to fix things and Peter had given up. That they aren't close at the time present Hiro traveled to doesn't mean they weren't close at some point between the present period and that future period.

That other guy was bryhamm.

 

[bryhamm]

It was obvious in the future that they had become better friends but then had grown apart because Hiro was still trying to fix things and Peter had given up. That they aren't close at the time present Hiro traveled to doesn't mean they weren't close at some point between the present period and that future period.That other guy was bryhamm.

 

[Boone22]

Marc, the purpose of the save the cheerleader plot line had nothing to do with Claire being alive in the future or Peter getting her power. Future Hiro tried to stab Sylar and it didn't work because he had killed Claire and could heal. So future Hiro decided he had to go back before Sylar killed Claire and get Peter to stop it from happening. That way, Sylar won't get her power and he won't be able to heal after Hiro stabs him. Simple as that.

Claire is alive in the days of future past episode from three weeks ago and, as we know, Sylar only takes powers by killing the person. Of course, the 100G question is whether Claire would heal after having her head cut off by Sylar.

What's your point? You didn't contradict anything I wrote.

Like I said, we disagree on the importance of that message and on the point at which the divergence with the future occurs. Given the days of future past episode where the future was still screwed up and the bomb went off, yet Claire was alive, you can not make your statement as assuredly as you are making it.The implication is that the future Hiro in the subway is the same future Hiro as in the episode from two weeks ago. When we saw the days of future past episode with the same Hiro, Claire was still alive. That casts doubt on whether the only purpose of "save the cheerleader save the world" was to prevent Sylar from killing Claire at that point when Peter gets her power. There was another reason why Hiro went to Peter and sent HIM to meet Claire at that point in time. He could have sent a lot of different Heroes, but he went to Peter, knowing Peter could absorb powers.You do not know if it "as simple as that" because, despite the cheerleader being saved, the bomb went off, and Sylar was in charge in a future where Sylar did not kill Claire.BUT the difference is that Peter HAD A SCAR in that future. Mark my words - saving Claire and getting her powers will prove to be the more important part of that encounter than Sylar not getting Claire's powers.

Future Hiro thought that by saving Claire, it would allow past Hiro to kill Sylar. Because when he tried before, Sylar healed himself and the bomb still went off. Don't you remember the two Hiros talking, and future hero said that he THOUGHT he had correctly figured out the point to go back to and alter things. Well, he was wrong because it was not Sylar that blew up, it was Peter. Hiro (and most everyone else) does not know it was Peter.But, we are all perplexed as to how Peter could get the scar since he has Claires ability. Hopefully it will be explained.

I agree with this. Everyone in the future, including future Hiro thought Sylar was the bomb that destroyed NY. Therefore he went back in time to have Peter save Claire so that past Hiro could kill Sylar with his sword when he had the chance. The problem is that Future Hiro is wrong with his guess. In the future (and Peter admits it in the future episode to Nikki) Peter is really the one who explodes and devastates NY but then he heals and is back to normal. His brother then claims it was Sylar who was the cause of the explosion. During that time Sylar kills the shape changing girl making it possible for him to take identities. He then kills Nathan and becomes the President and he can now shape-shift and fly.

 

[Gamblor]

Read through a bunch of pages and noticed a bunch of people talking about how Peter cant absorb Sylar's powers because he didnt get them naturally? Where is this coming from? Is it just people talking out of their ###, or was it mentioned in an interview somewhere?

 

[Verbal Kint]

About the only powers Peter doesn't have that Sylar does are the "Freeze" ability, the "Melting" ability (metal) and the Super Hearing.

Why doesn't Peter have those? Didn't Sylar have them at the time he and Peter fought in Mohinder's apartment?

As I've said before, we need to suspend disbelief for a lot of plot lines of this show.There area ton of "outs" for the writers, though. Such as - he must be around the person a specific amount of time before absorbing, he must not engage in other powers, he can only absorb so many at one time, etc., etc.

Peter does not have Sylar's powers because Sylar takes the powers unnaturally while Peter takes power through "natural" means. Sylar kills the person he takes powers from while Peter does not. Peter cannot take any of Sylar's powers.

Umm yes he can. He took his telekenesis.

Maybe because Sylar acquired his powers unnaturally, Peter can only absorb them if Sylar uses them in close proximity to Peter.

He was absorbing Ted's powers simply by standing next to him for a few moments.

Ted had his ability naturally. Sylar does not. That was the distinction I was trying to make.

 

[apalmer]

Read through a bunch of pages and noticed a bunch of people talking about how Peter cant absorb Sylar's powers because he didnt get them naturally? Where is this coming from? Is it just people talking out of their ###, or was it mentioned in an interview somewhere?

Pure speculation

 

[Steeler]

Read through a bunch of pages and noticed a bunch of people talking about how Peter cant absorb Sylar's powers because he didnt get them naturally? Where is this coming from? Is it just people talking out of their ###, or was it mentioned in an interview somewhere?

Pure speculation

[muffled]Steve Nash; he's a tremendous shot blocker[/muffled]

 

[Boone22]

Read through a bunch of pages and noticed a bunch of people talking about how Peter cant absorb Sylar's powers because he didnt get them naturally? Where is this coming from? Is it just people talking out of their ###, or was it mentioned in an interview somewhere?

Pure speculation

Pure speculation and I'm sorry to say but it's a bunch of crap. Peter got Sylar's Telekenisis power from Sylar, which Sylar aquired on his first kill. If Peter could only absorb natural powers from the original owners then Peter would not have the telekenisis.

 

[Foosball God]

Would love to know what George Takeis power is. Also Mama Petrelli. I find it interesting that we finally have the rift revealed as well between the former allies. Be interesting to see if they explore that at some point more fully. And with Linderman dead has the future already been changed or is his death the basis for the Linderman Act?

I'm guessing it has something to do with training people.

 

[NCCommish]

Would love to know what George Takeis power is. Also Mama Petrelli. I find it interesting that we finally have the rift revealed as well between the former allies. Be interesting to see if they explore that at some point more fully. And with Linderman dead has the future already been changed or is his death the basis for the Linderman Act?

I'm guessing it has something to do with training people.

I am leaning toward some variation of Hiros time power personally.

 

[Foosball God]

Would love to know what George Takeis power is. Also Mama Petrelli. I find it interesting that we finally have the rift revealed as well between the former allies. Be interesting to see if they explore that at some point more fully. And with Linderman dead has the future already been changed or is his death the basis for the Linderman Act?

I'm guessing it has something to do with training people.

I am leaning toward some variation of Hiros time power personally.

Maybe, but this would be the first time we've seen a parent having the same or very similar power as their child.

 

[NCCommish]

Would love to know what George Takeis power is. Also Mama Petrelli. I find it interesting that we finally have the rift revealed as well between the former allies. Be interesting to see if they explore that at some point more fully. And with Linderman dead has the future already been changed or is his death the basis for the Linderman Act?

I'm guessing it has something to do with training people.

I am leaning toward some variation of Hiros time power personally.

Maybe, but this would be the first time we've seen a parent having the same or very similar power as their child.

True but we have seen so few that it's to small a sample to be sure. Of course it's just a guess on my part and well could be wrong.

 

[Gamblor]

In the past episode Linderman indicated that he brought Niki/Jessica and DL together - resulting in Micah. Thought this was interesting and wonder if Claire was an "arranged" setup between Claires real mom and Nathan? Could be Linderman and Ma Patrelli that got them together? Perhaps Claire's mom is Lindermans daughter?

 

[Boone22]

Would love to know what George Takeis power is. Also Mama Petrelli. I find it interesting that we finally have the rift revealed as well between the former allies. Be interesting to see if they explore that at some point more fully. And with Linderman dead has the future already been changed or is his death the basis for the Linderman Act?

I'm guessing it has something to do with training people.

I am leaning toward some variation of Hiros time power personally.

We talked about this earlier in this thread and while it's potentially possible I doubt it's the answer. Why? Because Hiro has enough problems stopping time/teleporting when he's concentrating on it. How can he do it and participate in mock combat with his father at the same time? I just don't see him having this kind of control this week when last week he couldn't even hold Sylar long enough to stab him in his mother's aptartment.

 

[Gamblor]

Would love to know what George Takeis power is. Also Mama Petrelli. I find it interesting that we finally have the rift revealed as well between the former allies. Be interesting to see if they explore that at some point more fully. And with Linderman dead has the future already been changed or is his death the basis for the Linderman Act?

I'm guessing it has something to do with training people.

I am leaning toward some variation of Hiros time power personally.

We talked about this earlier in this thread and while it's potentially possible I doubt it's the answer. Why? Because Hiro has enough problems stopping time/teleporting when he's concentrating on it. How can he do it and participate in mock combat with his father at the same time? I just don't see him having this kind of control this week when last week he couldn't even hold Sylar long enough to stab him in his mother's aptartment.

When Hiros dad looked in the sword it seemed like an older, different set of eyes looking back? Anyone else see that? Think he might be the samurai in the stories he tells Hiro - either with time travel abilility or perhaps somewhat immortal?

 

[Buckychudd]

Would love to know what George Takeis power is. Also Mama Petrelli. I find it interesting that we finally have the rift revealed as well between the former allies. Be interesting to see if they explore that at some point more fully. And with Linderman dead has the future already been changed or is his death the basis for the Linderman Act?

I'm guessing it has something to do with training people.

I am leaning toward some variation of Hiros time power personally.

We talked about this earlier in this thread and while it's potentially possible I doubt it's the answer. Why? Because Hiro has enough problems stopping time/teleporting when he's concentrating on it. How can he do it and participate in mock combat with his father at the same time? I just don't see him having this kind of control this week when last week he couldn't even hold Sylar long enough to stab him in his mother's aptartment.

When Hiros dad looked in the sword it seemed like an older, different set of eyes looking back? Anyone else see that? Think he might be the samurai in the stories he tells Hiro - either with time travel abilility or perhaps somewhat immortal?

Ohhh, now that would be interesting.

 

[Gamblor]

Another interesting point. Candace said something to the effect of she was huge to Micah. And talked about people not liking people for their appearance. Wonder what Candace really looks like. If she's just a fat, ugly girl - or something more hideous/monstrous...

 

[Buckychudd]

Another interesting point. Candace said something to the effect of she was huge to Micah. And talked about people not liking people for their appearance. Wonder what Candace really looks like. If she's just a fat, ugly girl - or something more hideous/monstrous...

I understood it as her being very, very fat in "real" life.

 

[Verbal Kint]

Read through a bunch of pages and noticed a bunch of people talking about how Peter cant absorb Sylar's powers because he didnt get them naturally? Where is this coming from? Is it just people talking out of their ###, or was it mentioned in an interview somewhere?

Pure speculation

Pure speculation and I'm sorry to say but it's a bunch of crap. Peter got Sylar's Telekenisis power from Sylar, which Sylar aquired on his first kill. If Peter could only absorb natural powers from the original owners then Peter would not have the telekenisis.

Which is why I speculated that Peter could only absorb Sylar's powers if Sylar used them in Peter's presence. Or its a plot hole. Your pick.

 

[iamsmilin]

Read through a bunch of pages and noticed a bunch of people talking about how Peter cant absorb Sylar's powers because he didnt get them naturally? Where is this coming from? Is it just people talking out of their ###, or was it mentioned in an interview somewhere?

Pure speculation

Pure speculation and I'm sorry to say but it's a bunch of crap. Peter got Sylar's Telekenisis power from Sylar, which Sylar aquired on his first kill. If Peter could only absorb natural powers from the original owners then Peter would not have the telekenisis.

Which is why I speculated that Peter could only absorb Sylar's powers if Sylar used them in Peter's presence. Or its a plot hole. Your pick.

I agree, it seems that Peter can only absorb the power if Sylar is actively using it.

 

[Foosball God]

Would love to know what George Takeis power is. Also Mama Petrelli. I find it interesting that we finally have the rift revealed as well between the former allies. Be interesting to see if they explore that at some point more fully. And with Linderman dead has the future already been changed or is his death the basis for the Linderman Act?

I'm guessing it has something to do with training people.

I am leaning toward some variation of Hiros time power personally.

We talked about this earlier in this thread and while it's potentially possible I doubt it's the answer. Why? Because Hiro has enough problems stopping time/teleporting when he's concentrating on it. How can he do it and participate in mock combat with his father at the same time? I just don't see him having this kind of control this week when last week he couldn't even hold Sylar long enough to stab him in his mother's aptartment.

When Hiros dad looked in the sword it seemed like an older, different set of eyes looking back? Anyone else see that? Think he might be the samurai in the stories he tells Hiro - either with time travel abilility or perhaps somewhat immortal?

I'm more inclined to think he was the dragon (if not literally than figuratively), didn't the dragon teach the samurai how to use the sword?

 

[TheFanatic]

Would love to know what George Takeis power is. Also Mama Petrelli. I find it interesting that we finally have the rift revealed as well between the former allies. Be interesting to see if they explore that at some point more fully. And with Linderman dead has the future already been changed or is his death the basis for the Linderman Act?

I'm guessing it has something to do with training people.

I am leaning toward some variation of Hiros time power personally.

We talked about this earlier in this thread and while it's potentially possible I doubt it's the answer. Why? Because Hiro has enough problems stopping time/teleporting when he's concentrating on it. How can he do it and participate in mock combat with his father at the same time? I just don't see him having this kind of control this week when last week he couldn't even hold Sylar long enough to stab him in his mother's aptartment.

When Hiros dad looked in the sword it seemed like an older, different set of eyes looking back? Anyone else see that? Think he might be the samurai in the stories he tells Hiro - either with time travel abilility or perhaps somewhat immortal?

I'm more inclined to think he was the dragon (if not literally than figuratively), didn't the dragon teach the samurai how to use the sword?

That would be good. His ability is to morph into something that resembles a dragon and gains extraordinary long life from it....Pretty cool....

 

[Gatorman]

If DL is dead, how does future sylar get his power?

 

[dlos]

If DL is dead, how does future sylar get his power?

I don't think he dies. they show him in the preview for next week.

 

[rascal]

So what would happen if Peter, who already has Ted's power, came in contact with a person who has Ted's power (Sylar). Maybe the overload, as well as the extra powers coming from Sylar, are what sets him off?

 

[bigbottom]

So what would happen if Peter, who already has Ted's power, came in contact with a person who has Ted's power (Sylar). Maybe the overload, as well as the extra powers coming from Sylar, are what sets him off?

I'm sorry, as I haven't been able to keep up with this thread, but is there any evidence that Peter has abosrbed anything from Sylar? I always assumed that Peter absorbed other people's genetic abilities and Sylar's abilities do not exist at the gentic level.

 

[Drifter]

So what would happen if Peter, who already has Ted's power, came in contact with a person who has Ted's power (Sylar). Maybe the overload, as well as the extra powers coming from Sylar, are what sets him off?

I'm sorry, as I haven't been able to keep up with this thread, but is there any evidence that Peter has abosrbed anything from Sylar? I always assumed that Peter absorbed other people's genetic abilities and Sylar's abilities do not exist at the gentic level.

He's used the telekinesis. Once when he broke invisible guy's beat stick and once when he threw Sylar away from him in Mohindar's apartment. He hasn't displayed the hearing, freezing, melting metal or super memory.