Generation Legacy: Part Three

[Samnell]

I like Tori better

Gotta side with Emmet on this one.

 

[Victim]

Tori is like the jock or meat shield of the build team. He's the human test dummy and generally does the best when they're trying to benchmark some physical human ability.

Grant says: "I can build a robot to do that" (from the baseball ep).

It's not surprising that Emmet holds the person with more technical competence in higher regard.

 

[Agamon]

I suddenly feel inadequate for not watching Mythbusters regularly enough to know the personalities on the show. I watch too much darn TV already....

 

[Samnell]

I suddenly feel inadequate for not watching Mythbusters regularly enough to know the personalities on the show. I watch too much darn TV already....

Jamie: the straight man and boss, generally the perfectionist. For a while in the second season they were editing him as a villain, but they got over it.

Adam: the clown. Lately he's put on some weight and the build team seem to be taking on a lot of his clowning role.

Tori: the shop jock. When a job requires physical prowess, he's the one they use.

Kari: the token girl who is also a shop geek and manages not to hit most of the usual TV girl stereotypes except for being easily disgusted by raw meat. She's a vegetarian.

Grant: with Adam, often the victim. He's the roboticist and seems to do most of their serious automation work lately. He used to run R2D2.

 

[Agamon]

She probably doesn't mind read people all that often.

True.

Plus, I imagine that any telepath who uses their powers frequently quickly develops an uncomplimentary view of humanity in general.

That sure is hard to argue. In the "What superpower would you want?" game, Telepathy would be near the bottom of my list.

Besides, those photos are probably publicity shots released after each of the students spend an hour with a professional makeup artist and fashion consultant.

Well, seeing as I got most of the pics from model/actor portfolio websites, that most certainly is true IRL.

 

[Vanifae]

Hrrm I think next turn gonna turn up his density, rescue that person if they are not rescued already and then go looking for the source; of course layla will take top priority depending on her condition.

 

[Hammerhead]

True.

That sure is hard to argue. In the "What superpower would you want?" game, Telepathy would be near the bottom of my list.

Heh, it would be near the top for me. It's useful, subtle, and I doubt that I'm going to shocked by what people are thinking. Super speed would still be the coolest though, along with teleportation.

"Why are we headed towards the explosion," Emmet asks.

It takes a super-genius to ask questions like these. That thought just would not occur to a normal mind.

 

[Sollir Furryfoot]

Agamon, you really didn't have to wait on me but I appreciate it. Sorry for slowin' the game down folks but at least the action's started now!

@ Hammerhead

I actually thought both Jerry and Emmet were headed towards the explosion, but I guess when Emmet meant investigate he meant using super technology Ah well, I guess Cody can follow his hormones for the day. Raph can probably pick Emmet up when he's done.

Cody can't do much but help out the injured a little but at least he can warn everyone when the sh*t's about to hit the fan again.

As far as super powers go, I wouldn't mind a pocket-dimension where time slowed to maybe a fifth the rate in the real world. It would be a great place to get some sleep in and do homework, not to mention store your extra stuff... That's where I got my other character concept, at least.

 

[KaintheSeeker]

I'm sorta leery on some of the Mythbuster's logic sometimes. I mean.. they 'busted' the losing limbs/dying by cable snaps and all they had to do to verify that was call the Naval Safety Center, or OSHA to get any number of cargo/boat handling mishaps.

Somewhere I got my load master BEGINNERS book (had to have a little education in my crane class a while back, and the snap tension and resulting velocity of a cable (be it metal, nylon, hemp, whatever) is TERRIFYING.

And there are a couple other of their 'busted' myths I'm leery of.

Most of the time they are fairly on spot, BUT I don't think they do their due diligence on some of them.

 

[Agamon]

Agamon, you really didn't have to wait on me but I appreciate it. Sorry for slowin' the game down folks but at least the action's started now!

I don't think the timing would have changed very much, honestly. I had no choice but to slow down my own posting lately and, in story, the bad guys needed some time to prep...though I shouldn't say much more about that.