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As this is the beginning of the fiction there is little divergence from the paragon version, however you do get to see some minor differences in values and beliefs.{{Part|http://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/with-this-ring-young-justice-si.267344/page-34#post-11891093|13-R}} | As this is the beginning of the fiction there is little divergence from the paragon version, however you do get to see some minor differences in values and beliefs.{{Part|http://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/with-this-ring-young-justice-si.267344/page-34#post-11891093|13-R}} | ||
| − | Acording to the writer Mr. Zoat both Renegade options are | + | Acording to the writer Mr. Zoat both Renegade options are canon. <ref>https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/with-this-ring-young-justice-si-thread-twelve.25032/page-2668#post-9927464</ref> {{Part|http://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/with-this-ring-young-justice-si.267344/page-51#post-12020557|26-R-a}}{{Part|http://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/with-this-ring-young-justice-si.267344/page-51#post-12020578|26-R-b}} |
==Major Events== | ==Major Events== | ||
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===Episode Name=== | ===Episode Name=== | ||
The original names for episodes 1 and 2 were "Independence Day" and "Fireworks" respectively. The name of this episode references multiple things: | The original names for episodes 1 and 2 were "Independence Day" and "Fireworks" respectively. The name of this episode references multiple things: | ||
| − | * OL | + | * OL is dependent on someone's good will (In this case Wonder Woman and Green Lantern Alan Scott) and is not independent. |
| − | * OL | + | * OL is a Brit and not a American and would not celebrate "Those rebellious colonies'" independence. |
==Quotes== | ==Quotes== | ||
Revision as of 21:04, 9 January 2018
After waking up in space with a orange lantern ring and having trouble remembering his own name. Orange lantern is forced to search for a power source for his ring before he runs out of charge.
| Season | 1 |
| Season Episode | 1 & 2 |
| Production Episode | 1 & 2 |
| Time Frame | 5th of July 2010 - 8th of July 2010 |
| Primary Parts | 26 |
| Secondary Parts | 3 |
| | |
Contents
Links
| 5th July 2011 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 |
| Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 |
| Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 13-R | |
| 6th July 2011 | ||||
| Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 |
| Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | ||
| 7th July 2011 | ||||
| Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | ||
| 8th July 2011 | ||||
| Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 26-R-a | Part 26-R-b | |
Synopsis
Recap
5th July 2011
The SI wakes up in orbit above the Earth with orange power rings on his finger. After unintentionally altering his body with his rings, Part 1 he moves to acquire precious metals from the asteroid belt to gain funding. Part 2 Part 3 Then he returns to earth Part 4 and buy's a change of clothes.Part 5
He then spends multiple hours near the New York public library using his ring to find information on superhumans and divergences from his home Earth. During this time he verifies the secret identities of the Justice League and many other prominent superhumans against his memories. Part 6
As the sun rises, he call Alan Scott under false pretenses Part 6 in order to attempt to buy his personal lantern Part 7 Part 8 , as he lack an ability to recharge his ring without one. After a brief interview about superheroes in the '40s, the SI reveals himself as a Orange Lantern and attempt to negotiate a price for Alan's personal lantern. Alan calls for Wonder Woman,Part 8 Part 9 and a deal is negotiated for the SI to receive the personal lantern in exchange for a year of following Wonder Woman's or one other person's orders, along with clauses that the SI cannot voluntarily leave the solar system, cannot be forced to follow suicidal orders, and can rescind the agreement by returning the personal lantern to Alan Scott.Part 10
However since the oath must be made in a temple of Gaia, the SI and Wonder Woman must fly to ThemysciraPart 10 and so to conserve ring power they take Wonder Woman's invisible jetPart 11 . While in transit on Wonder Woman's jet before reaching the island, they receive word of a group of Harpies holding a passenger boat hostage.Part 12 Where Wonder Woman diffuses the situation while Orange Lantern calms down the civilians and provides translations.Part 13
6th July
After resting overnight on the ship, the SI travels to Themyscira and take his oath in a temple of Gaia. The ambient magic causes him to become intoxicated due to his lack of magic resistance from not having a soul (although this is mere speculation at the time).
7th July
The Paragon SI then acquires a gun and shooting lessons, starts removing plastic from the oceans, and does flying practice with Wonder Woman.
8th July
The SI is introduced to the Team, where Batman is declared as the other individual whose orders the SI must follow.
Renegade Divergences
As this is the beginning of the fiction there is little divergence from the paragon version, however you do get to see some minor differences in values and beliefs.Part 13-R
Acording to the writer Mr. Zoat both Renegade options are canon. [1] Part 26-R-a Part 26-R-b
Major Events
Notes
Trivia
Episode Name
The original names for episodes 1 and 2 were "Independence Day" and "Fireworks" respectively. The name of this episode references multiple things:
- OL is dependent on someone's good will (In this case Wonder Woman and Green Lantern Alan Scott) and is not independent.
- OL is a Brit and not a American and would not celebrate "Those rebellious colonies'" independence.