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TFW your mentor decides that since there's new heroes of his own ability's creation, he's going to crash at your house for a while.
So I love the fact that Colorflash just straight up invites himself into Enigma's house, extra confirmed in the origin comic...so I thought that would be funny to point out...along with how powerful his powers really are. XD
Colorflash and Enigma © Magicbox Artwork © ZootyCutie (that's me!)
I know I have this as my avatar right now, but I just wanted to share the full image of my avatar. I'd say that's the proper reaction to have when my former teacher basically says "hey, I'm gonna crash here, you've got room for me, right?". XD
Diamond Squid flashing some pretty ridiculous colors. Blackwater dive off Anilao, Philippines (via steven_kovacs_photography) #naturephotography #diamondsquid #phillipines🇵🇭 #colorflash #squidgame #oceanlife #amazingnature (at Catalina Foothills, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/Coiz3wQpNLDYZ_XuykjGJBOKSmhOTNGpZKDDgE0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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“Spock’s telepathic abilities: a personal headcanon
Spock has enhanced telepathic abilities(higher then the average Vulcan) he can do things other Vulcans can’t do. He’ll also senses things and say it‘s the tricord. Or he might not be entirely aware of them.
1. In Season 1 Episode 23, “A Taste of Armageddon”, Spock mind melds through a wall, implying the he doesn’t need physical contact to mind meld. (Quote) Kirk: Are you sure you can do it, Mister Spock? Spock: Limited telepathic abilities are inherent in Vulcanians, Captain. It may work. It may not. Kirk: Do your best. (Spock goes to the door and begins to slowly work his way across it. Outside, the guard starts to blink and shake his head. Spock reaches the place directly behind the guard and looks as if he is doing a mind meld through the wall. Slowly, the guard opens the door and enters. He is swiftly disarmed and knocked out.) Kirk: Thank you, Mister Spock. Spock: My pleasure, Captain.
2. Example in season 2 episode 3, “The Changeling”, he mind-melded Nomad, a machine. Not something with an inherently conscious mind(at least in TOS).
3. Season 3 episode 19, “Requiem for Methuselah”, Spock figured out what Rayna is (an android) from almost the start, and he could tell what was behind the door. Both instances without physical contact, again showing that he’s not strictly touch telepathic.”
Interesting concept! (Sorry I didn’t respond earlier; I was at a cottage for the long weekend and wasn’t checking social media, but it looks like @greenjimkirk had you covered and posted the same submission. I don’t know if I should also post this, since it’s already out there, but I guess I will this time.) It’s always fun to call Spock out on the fact that he claims that Vulcan telepathy is “limited,” then proceeds to mind meld with everyone and everything under the sun, from Horta to space probe (and also, in The Omega Glory, managing to convince yet another being to follow his suggestion by the power of non-touch telepathy).
Of course, Spock is also so canonically a lying liar when it comes to everything regarding his life and heritage (one of his “ancestors” married a human, hiding all other relatives’ identities until they show up, Vulcan biology, “I exaggerated”) that I wouldn’t put much stock in his description of “limited telepathic abilities.” He’s probably just misrepresenting, as usual.
Hello! I’m a pretty big fan of SG-1 but I’m sad to say I don’t remember the episode “I promise I'll stay with you till this is over” comes from. I have a pretty good idea but at this point I haven’t found anything solid to prove me right or wrong. If you have the time would you not mind helping me find the episode? Thank you so much, and thank you for your time!
This is from one of my favorite stargate episodes - 6x06 ‘Abyss’ ^-^ I will gif that scene again sometime soon, since the last time i giffed it was 7 years ago.
Spock’s Telopathic Abilities: a personal headcannon
Spock has enhanced telepathic abilities (higher then the average Vulcan) he can do things other Vulcans can’t do. He also senses things and say it‘s the tricorder. Or he might not be entirely aware of them.
In Season 1 Episode 23, “A Taste of Armageddon”, Spock mind melds through a wall, implying the he doesn’t need physical contact to mind meld. (Quote). Kirk: Are you sure you can do it, Mister Spock? Spock: Limited telepathic abilities are inherent in Vulcanians, Captain. It may work. It may not. Kirk: Do your best. (Spock goes to the door and begins to slowly work his way across it. Outside, the guard starts to blink and shake his head. Spock reaches the place directly behind the guard and looks as if he is doing a mind meld through the wall. Slowly, the guard opens the door and enters. He is swiftly disarmed and knocked out.) Kirk: Thank you, Mister Spock. Spock: My pleasure, Captain
Example in season 2 episode 3, “The Changeling”, he mind-melded Nomad, a machine. Not something with an inherently conscious mind(at least in TOS).
Season 3 episode 19, “Requiem for Methuselah”, Spock figured out what Rayna is (an android) from almost the start, and he could tell what was behind the door. Both instances without physical contact, further showing that he’s not strictly touch telepathic.
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Spock’s telepathic abilities: A personal headcannon
Spock has enhanced telepathic abilities(higher then the average Vulcan) he can do things other Vulcans can’t do. He’ll also senses things and say it‘s the tricord. Or he might not be entirely aware of them.
1. Season 1, Episode 23, “A Taste of Armageddon”, Spock mind melds through a wall, further implying the he doesn’t need physical contact to mind meld. (Quote) Kirk: Are you sure you can do it, Mister Spock? Spock: Limited telepathic abilities are inherent in Vulcanians, Captain. It may work. It may not. Kirk: Do your best. (Spock goes to the door and begins to slowly work his way across it. Outside, the guard starts to blink and shake his head. Spock reaches the place directly behind the guard and looks as if he is doing a mind meld through the wall. Slowly, the guard opens the door and enters. He is swiftly disarmed and knocked out.) Kirk: Thank you, Mister Spock. Spock: My pleasure, Captain
2. Season 2 episode 3, “The Changeling”, he mind-melded Nomad, a machine. Not something with an inherently conscious mind(at least in TOS).
3. Season 3 episode 19 “Requiem for Methuselah”, Spock figured out what Rayna is (an android) from almost the start, and he could tell what was behind the door. Both instances without physical contact, implying that he’s not strictly touch telepathic.
ooh, i love! i’ve noticed some fanfics describe his telepathic abilities as limited or underdeveloped (often ascribed to his human heritage) while others describe Spock as an unusually talented telepath. i’ve always tended to agree with the latter, if only because he’s a very empathic guy
