If any readers have read the comics, they will find that "Zero Hour" and "The End of the Night" are different from the original plots.
For example, Hal became a time demon because he was possessed by a parallax monster - a yellow lantern beast, but here, this is not the case at all.
The reason is simple and unreasonable.
Sinestro, Kyle Rayner, and several others seemed to have become hosts of the Parallax monster, but they all controlled the lantern beast perfectly and did not let the lantern beast affect them.
Hal Jordan is the first Green Lantern, and his willpower is equal to that of everyone else in the universe combined.
Is he worse than Sinestro?
The reason why the plot, comics and drawings are so unreasonable is because the author of the comics originally planned to make Hal degenerate into an anti-hero, but readers did not buy it, so later authors tried their best to eat the book and patch it up.
Now that I know this, there is no need for me, who writes fan fiction, to use settings that are obviously book-eating.
Therefore, the name of Hal Jordan's "Parallax Demon" was directly changed to "Time Demon".
One more thing, Time Linear and Time Trap are not two designs. They are very good in the comics. Of course, when encountering big events, they lose their power and become very low.
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There is also Midnight. Midnight's enemy is the Sun-Eating Beast. In the "End of Night" comics, it does not show its form. It is pure darkness, which can be felt and seen, but cannot be touched.
It can be said that when it first appeared, the Sun-Eating Beast was very powerful.
If the level is not high enough, it will not force Parallax Demon (Hal Jordan) to commit suicide.
At that time, Hal was at the level of the Great Demon King, transcending time and controlling the cracks of entropy at will.
In addition, the Entropy Crack is not a second design. In the comics, it is almost the strongest attack. Doomsday can evolve omega ray defense, but it can be killed by entropy.
Entropy is the only thing that can completely destroy Doomsday (not considering non-scientific method users such as Lucifer and God)
But in later comics, the Sun-Eater really became a kind of star beast, and was adopted by Da Chao, who fed it with little suns... In addition to Da Chao's pretense, the Sun-Eater, Parallax
The demons are all driven crazy.
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In this book, all the major events are present in the comics, but the setting and plot direction are very different from the comics. All changes are to serve the smooth flow of the plot.
The comics didn't connect major events, I connected them into a story.
For example, why must Hal be sacrificed?
The comic didn't give any reason at all. The author asked him to die, so he had to die.
But I can't do that, I have to give a reasonable reason - because the Green Lantern Corps also owes a huge magical debt, the Heart of the Star.
Once upon a time, the little blue man wanted to monopolize the power of miracles in the universe. After seeing magic, he thought that magic could threaten the status of green light energy, so he collected all the magic power in the universe and wanted to assimilate the magic power into green light energy.
Considering that the little blue man is just a "lower person" in the material universe, it is actually quite impressive to be able to do this.
However, the water of magical power is too deep, and the little blue man cannot grasp it.
Building the Heart of the Star—The Heart of the Star Out of Control—A Piece of it Falls in the Song Dynasty—Kublai Khan’s Magic Pot—Xanadu and the Stranger—The Magic Pot is Brought to the West by Marco Polo—Alan Scott, Circa 1930
After getting the magic pot and transforming it into a hand-held lamp, the first generation of Green Lantern was born - Green Lantern united a group of friends to establish the Justice Society - the Justice Society inspired Superman and other future heroes - the Justice League was established - the great era of DC superheroes
The prelude of the film begins - Hal's degeneration into the Parallax Demon, Zero Hour Crisis - the Sun-Eating Beast, repaying debts
This is a whole line and the background story of the DC universe.
Let’s talk about Hecate.
The universe originally had no magic power, because magic is only one of the miraculous powers, not the basic force of the universe.
Well, magic power is not among the seven basic powers.
There is no shortage of miraculous power in the DC universe. For example, the divine power of the New Gods and the power of the emotional spectrum are all miraculous powers.
But magic did change the DC universe, making it prosperous and colorful.
Hecate was born from a "plane" full of magic, which is located outside the universe. She brought magic to the universe, and the universe became magical.
Then the gods used magic and faith to create the power of the old gods, which was similar to chakra plus the power of nature, and became the power of magic.
No matter how generous Hecate is, the fact that she is the master of magic cannot be denied.
It doesn’t matter whether you say that the gods are greedy, or you say that the gods “can’t control my destiny,” but in short, they deceived Hecate and their methods were very clumsy.
It was the beauty trick mentioned in the book. Many majestic and handsome god-kings courted her, and finally Hades embraced the beauty and sealed Hecate away.
But the seals of the gods were created billions of years ago, during the Crisis of Infinite Earths, when the rules of the universe ushered in the first major change, and the old seals began to loosen - because the seals came from laws, and the gods used law-level seals
Hecate is sealed by magic. As long as the laws of the universe change, the seal will inevitably loosen.
The gods know that "the only constant in the world is that everything is changing." After they become god kings, they can feel that the laws of the universe are being "updated," just like computer systems are being updated.
Therefore, many pantheons have left prophecies of Ragnarok.
It also affirms the ending of Hecate’s inevitable return.
The gods cannot keep the universe from changing.
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Now that we have talked about it here, let’s talk about the main line of this book.
The main line is an "architectural" renovation of the DC universe from matter to law, and from low dimensions to high dimensions.
Crisis on Infinite Earths only changes the physical universe, that is, the four-dimensional world. It is equivalent to smashing the "first floor".
The high-dimensional five-dimensional divine realm and the six-dimensional manager realm have not changed.
What was changed at zero time was the "electrical wiring system and tap water system", which is equivalent to changing the decoration.
The next step is to rebuild the first floor, then the second floor, and then the third floor, and then the story ends.