History Headscratchers / GreenLanternTheAnimatedSeries

->''Through crimson rage that cannot wane,''
->''shall evil meet its match and bane.''
->''Let those whose evil fuels my pain''
->''not live to harm the weak again!''

** To add to that, the Frontier Lanterns are locally recruited. The rings are sent out to them and give them a basic primer. The point is they ''can't'' fly Lanterns out there in a reasonable time frame.

** Because there aren't other Green Lanterns there to train them. The teaching capabilities of the rings are rudimentary.

* If the Frontier Lanterns are meant to operate solo in uncharted space for months and months upon a time, why are they given ''less'' training than the rank and file Lanterns?

** That's exactly why. The ring was dead and the crystals block all but the translator function. His ring wouldn't be able to get back.

* How come the ring of the Green Lantern who died in the Spider Guild space prison did not fly back to Oa ? Did they explain it was because of the yellow cristals ?

** Neroxis wipes out the local spider guild and tries to kill everyone on board the Interceptor. From that I gathered that he's a 'no survivors' kind of guy. The Guardians know ''about'' him and that he's dangerous but they don't have details because no one had lived long enough to provide them.

** I got the impression that the wanted list never says what the criminal has done, the green lanterns are just told to bring them in and not ask questions.

** Neroxis was noted to be a highly competent assassin. The lack of details would be because they didn't know about his body-stealing abilities.

** According to Aya in 'Cold Fury', she keeps a stock of spare parts for herself.

* In Prisoner of Sinestro did they ever say why the wanted lists never said what Neroxis had done?

* In Prisoner of Sinestro did they ever say why the wanted lists never said why neroxis had done?

** Because, at the time, the Star Sapphires were enemies. When they weren't, Hal found out that ability carried with it some stipulations, namely it only worked if love can guide you and kind of drives you crazy over longer distances. More to the point, it only works to and from Zamaron, so you can't bring people there unless someone they love is already nearby. It loses a lot of its versatility under those conditions.

* Wait, the Star Sapphire Corp can teleport someone from Earth to the Frontier almost instantly, a distance that needs either 18 months conventional travel or a prototype starship. Why aren't they trying to get this ability to bring in a large number of veteran Green Lanterns to the Interceptor?

** 1. Back to Oa. 2. She built another. Not like she hasn't built a body from scratch before. There's obviously a timeskip between then and now.

** 1. Back to Oa. 2. She built another. There's obviously a timeskip between then and now.

* As cool as Blue hope was, I have 2 questions from the episode. 1. What happened to Tomar-Re? And far more important, HOW IN THE HELL DID AYA GET HER BODY BACK?????????

** In any event, previews for the next batch of episodes clearly show Carol as a Star Sapphire [[spoiler: and apparently fighting Atrocitus on Zamaron...]]

** There's also the fact that Star Sapphire was usually Carol's [[SuperpoweredEvilSide Superpowered Evil Side]] in the comics.

** And there's also the fact that Star Sapphire was usually Carol's [[SuperpoweredEvilSide Superpowered Evil Side]] in the comics

* How Does Mogo recharge his power ring? He normally has the battery "built" into him, but here, we just see a ring bury itself at the core.

** It's only the first season. I think it's ''extremely'' likely that Carol's going to become a Star Sapphire again, especially now that the Sapphire Corps has reformed.

* The series features Star Sapphires even after their debut episode, but what happens with Carol Ferris, THE Star Sapphire? She becomes Star Sapphire for less than a third of the episode and then she goes back to normal.