43999: Some guy - Wednesday, October 9 2024 - 10:28 PM
The fame level entry is kinda pointless if it's just irrelevant every single time.
44000: Darius Drake - Wednesday, October 9 2024 - 10:51 PM
Wait, they're actually White-Stars! I thought they were genuinely Gold-Star Members of the Heroland Secret Service!
...though, it's entirely possible that the Heroland Secret Service doesn't have anyone below Silver Star, and has most of it's members pretending to be a full rank below their actual capabilities.
44001: MaZe - Wednesday, October 9 2024 - 11:01 PM
Would explain how she survived so long without powers also would mean Burk definitely can take a white star.
44002: Saiko - Wednesday, October 9 2024 - 11:48 PM
Well, I thought they were both friends AND secret service agents :)
44003: The_Squished_Elf - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 1:16 AM
They make a good creepy cop/straightforward cop team. Nightshade is so eminently untrustworthy it makes it easier to trust Icy by sheer contrast.
44004: Tom - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 1:33 AM
It's a cool touch to show the red-yellow panels again, this time updated
44005: Silver - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 3:56 AM
Well I wasn't expecting them to actually be white stars.
44006: Brownie24128 - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 4:54 AM
I do not want to state the obvious, but everyone remembers the difference between White Stars and White Star Rookies, right?
If not, look at page 1380 and page 1600.
44007: simplybecause - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 5:41 AM
@some guy I think those are only really used for gold star heroes.
44008: Silver - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 6:55 AM
44009: Gobo - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 10:08 AM
wait, whose soda is that. Nightshade you've already got a glass of wine
44011: Darius Drake - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 6:09 PM
@ Brownie24128: Actually, neither of them actually gives an explanation as to what a "White Star Rookie" is.
Page 1380 avoids the term in its entirety, which may be a suggestion that it was an unofficial term if it wasn't for this page. Though it does state that White Star's have apprentices and doesn't explain anything about that.
Page 1600 has Goldman use the term, but doesn't explain it. Also, Goldman outright states that there's hundreds of White Star Hero Rookies underneath his White Star Hero, which would be Pompstar.
While this page, 3979, uses the term as if it is an official term for a rank. Which is weird, because everything else together implies that "White Star Rookie" is effectively any Hero directly apprenticed underneath a White Star, regardless of their rank. Particularly based on Goldman's talk on page 1600, since he actually used the term.
44012: Paintr - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 6:33 PM
Woah I didn't see this one coming!
44013: Sporf - Thursday, October 10 2024 - 10:53 PM
So does that mean Goldman out ranks Heroman who sits on the council, since he appears to be just a gold star?
The fame level entry is kinda pointless if it's just irrelevant every single time.
Wait, they're actually White-Stars! I thought they were genuinely Gold-Star Members of the Heroland Secret Service!
...though, it's entirely possible that the Heroland Secret Service doesn't have anyone below Silver Star, and has most of it's members pretending to be a full rank below their actual capabilities.
Would explain how she survived so long without powers also would mean Burk definitely can take a white star.
Well, I thought they were both friends AND secret service agents :)
They make a good creepy cop/straightforward cop team. Nightshade is so eminently untrustworthy it makes it easier to trust Icy by sheer contrast.
It's a cool touch to show the red-yellow panels again, this time updated
Well I wasn't expecting them to actually be white stars.
I do not want to state the obvious, but everyone remembers the difference between White Stars and White Star Rookies, right?
If not, look at page 1380 and page 1600.
@some guy I think those are only really used for gold star heroes.
@Brownie24128 Nope I'd totally forgotten that, thanks!
wait, whose soda is that. Nightshade you've already got a glass of wine
@ Brownie24128: Actually, neither of them actually gives an explanation as to what a "White Star Rookie" is.
Page 1380 avoids the term in its entirety, which may be a suggestion that it was an unofficial term if it wasn't for this page. Though it does state that White Star's have apprentices and doesn't explain anything about that.
Page 1600 has Goldman use the term, but doesn't explain it. Also, Goldman outright states that there's hundreds of White Star Hero Rookies underneath his White Star Hero, which would be Pompstar.
While this page, 3979, uses the term as if it is an official term for a rank. Which is weird, because everything else together implies that "White Star Rookie" is effectively any Hero directly apprenticed underneath a White Star, regardless of their rank. Particularly based on Goldman's talk on page 1600, since he actually used the term.
Woah I didn't see this one coming!
So does that mean Goldman out ranks Heroman who sits on the council, since he appears to be just a gold star?