- 13,587
- 5,754
Sure, whatever. That still means we have reflection in a primary source, a statement it is made of light in a secondary source and a direct visual comparison to concentrated natural light (which is what a secondary source heavily implies HV is) that looks identical.But the source still comes from a material that's not canon to other properties. You can use it as secondary evidence for artistic flair, but its not a major point of evidence for anything outside of the SnyderCut universe.
And against it we have what? Things it hits the explode, it gets called energy and a single light speed statement? Extreme heat causes rapid expansion which explains things exploding, light has energy in the first place so the statements aren’t mutually exclusive, and one statement vs three different pieces of evidence that all point to or straight up say HV is light. Evidence that isn’t coming from characters but narrator, WoG and a shown property.
You can’t even argue the other speed feats limit the characters either as the lighting feats are casual, and the flight feats all come from vastly weaker versions of Supes who is either flying for the first time or both poisoned and exhausted from hours of exertion.
First of all, it doesn’t matter what else was changed from Zack’s plan as MoS and BvS were completely untouched which is where the HV calcs come from, ergo sage’s point stands. This is about visuals, not the story or characters.It would be ignoring a statement about their run when the company hired another writer to go back and rewrite their run and change a vast swath of elements to something else. In that case you wouldn't take the WoG quote as being indicative for the retconned verse.
Secondly, HV isn’t visually different in JL 2017? We literally see the flare and bloom shit in Supes vs the League.
Even other visuals such as Superman’s punches causing flares of light and Diana’s gauntlet shockwaves are the same in JL 2017 as they are in Zack’s movies. Aside from lower quality SFX, everything in JL is the same.