what if the dragon is the infamous Uluru???
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The story of Kensei, cutting out his heart and offering it to the dragon, now seems more literal...
what if the dragon is the infamous Uluru???
what if the dragon is the infamous Uluru???
I know what you mean by the heart thing being more literal (Kensei being able to heal), but I doubt highly that anyone would mistake a large rock monster for a dragon.
What's an Urulu -.-
QUOTE (jj_po8 @ Oct 9 2007, 04:35 PM) 
what if the dragon is the infamous Uluru???
I thought Kring (or producers, writers, whoever) said that Uluru would not be in the show? I could be wrong, it happens a lot.
I'm also not too familiar with Uluru, could you tell us where we could read up?
QUOTE (KevinFTW @ Oct 9 2007, 06:40 PM)
What's an Urulu -.-
Uluru is the subject of one of Isaac's paintings.
Uluru appears on the cover of the 9th Wonders! comic book, Issue #13, which Micah reads.
The same picture of Uluru is on Hiro's computer screensaver at Yamagato Industries.
The Rock Monster!
Uluru appears on Micah's background for his computer.
Who dares to defy me?! I am Uluru the invincible!" - Uluru (9th Wonders!, Issue #13) "Isaac? What have you done?" - Uluru (Isaac's First Time)
At the 2007 San Diego Comic Con, Tim Kring said that Uluru only exists in the pages of the comic book.
I was actually going to post a speculation on the Dragon, until my eye caught this topic. However, my idea is not that Uluru is the Dragon.
Hiro has told us in a past episode that the Dragon trained Takezo Kensei, and later, asked for the princess. Takezo Kensei cut out his heart and handed it to the Dragon.
So here's a theory: Hiro is the dragon.
How so? Hiro techincally trained Kensei, as he is trying to make Kensei into the man of legend. And we all know too, that Hiro has feelings for the princess, and that's the reason (or at least, one of them) why he stayed in feudal Japan. It makes sense that Hiro would ask for the princess, and Takezo Kensei would cut out his heart, literally, since he has the ability of spontaneous regeneration.
Now, I'm not saying Hiro is literally going to turn into a dragon. That would be absurd. As most of us know, in the Heroes world and the real world, depictions have tended to become skewed and distorted as time passes by.
I also believe that there's a possibility that David Anders is playing both Takezo Kensei and the suposed villian "Kane," but I'll save that for another time. I'm sure we'll find out next episode.
Hiro has told us in a past episode that the Dragon trained Takezo Kensei, and later, asked for the princess. Takezo Kensei cut out his heart and handed it to the Dragon.
So here's a theory: Hiro is the dragon.
How so? Hiro techincally trained Kensei, as he is trying to make Kensei into the man of legend. And we all know too, that Hiro has feelings for the princess, and that's the reason (or at least, one of them) why he stayed in feudal Japan. It makes sense that Hiro would ask for the princess, and Takezo Kensei would cut out his heart, literally, since he has the ability of spontaneous regeneration.
Now, I'm not saying Hiro is literally going to turn into a dragon. That would be absurd. As most of us know, in the Heroes world and the real world, depictions have tended to become skewed and distorted as time passes by.
I also believe that there's a possibility that David Anders is playing both Takezo Kensei and the suposed villian "Kane," but I'll save that for another time. I'm sure we'll find out next episode.
QUOTE (dive to blue @ Oct 14 2007, 04:06 PM)
I was actually going to post a speculation on the Dragon, until my eye caught this topic. However, my idea is not that Uluru is the Dragon.
Hiro has told us in a past episode that the Dragon trained Takezo Kensei, and later, asked for the princess. Takezo Kensei cut out his heart and handed it to the Dragon.
So here's a theory: Hiro is the dragon.
How so? Hiro techincally trained Kensei, as he is trying to make Kensei into the man of legend. And we all know too, that Hiro has feelings for the princess, and that's the reason (or at least, one of them) why he stayed in feudal Japan. It makes sense that Hiro would ask for the princess, and Takezo Kensei would cut out his heart, literally, since he has the ability of spontaneous regeneration.
Now, I'm not saying Hiro is literally going to turn into a dragon. That would be absurd. As most of us know, in the Heroes world and the real world, depictions have tended to become skewed and distorted as time passes by.
I also believe that there's a possibility that David Anders is playing both Takezo Kensei and the suposed villian "Kane," but I'll save that for another time. I'm sure we'll find out next episode.
Hiro has told us in a past episode that the Dragon trained Takezo Kensei, and later, asked for the princess. Takezo Kensei cut out his heart and handed it to the Dragon.
So here's a theory: Hiro is the dragon.
How so? Hiro techincally trained Kensei, as he is trying to make Kensei into the man of legend. And we all know too, that Hiro has feelings for the princess, and that's the reason (or at least, one of them) why he stayed in feudal Japan. It makes sense that Hiro would ask for the princess, and Takezo Kensei would cut out his heart, literally, since he has the ability of spontaneous regeneration.
Now, I'm not saying Hiro is literally going to turn into a dragon. That would be absurd. As most of us know, in the Heroes world and the real world, depictions have tended to become skewed and distorted as time passes by.
I also believe that there's a possibility that David Anders is playing both Takezo Kensei and the suposed villian "Kane," but I'll save that for another time. I'm sure we'll find out next episode.
I'm with you here. Especially know that GN 55 is out, about Hiro being the Dragon of the stories. Him appearing as some sort of 'tanuki' or something just underlines the concept of him as a mystical creature of ancient Japan during his time there. This 'myth' has most likely been perpetuated by Kensei himself, maybe in order to protect future Hiro's knowledge of the events (maybe an attempt to keep Hiro from steeling his love?), but most likely to heighten his own legend and fame. This is going to be interesting to see unravel.
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