History NightmareFuel / GrrlPower

* Strip 1231 reveals a terrifying weakness of Syndey's no one had considered: Possession by another being. In this case, the mercenary Lapha. '''Thankfully''' not as big an issue as it could have been, since Lapha cannot control the orbs, only Sydney's consciousness can, but it's still pretty bad. And all she had to do was wait for a chance to get close by impersonating a different Aeorlith that Parfait knew. This naturally leads to Sydney's body with the both of them inside getting locked up in a blacksite cell specifically made to detain Sydney. Which Sydney is more flattered than anything that they have, but still.

** As of 2023, four of the six frames on this page have been proven to be foreshadowing, so he may still be set to appear properly...

* The villain who is a KnifeNut with SuperSpeed is just creepy. Then he throws a knife into Heatwave's foot.

* Deus's [[https://www.grrlpowercomic.com/archives/comic/grrl-power-1040-benevolish theory about super-intelligence]] is nothing short of paranoia-inducing, as he lays out the simple fact that a god-like intelligence would certainly be smart enough to conceal its own existence from the world at large, and it would only make itself known by choice. His expansion on the topic isn't much more comforting: he theorizes that, just as physical super-abilities come with RequiredSecondaryPowers that prevent superpowered individuals from simply destroying their own bodies every time they use their abilities, super-intelligence must also come with super-wisdom or super-benevolence...but he acknowledges that what constitutes "benevolence" is subjective and relative, and [[BlueAndOrangeMorality possibly incomprehensible]] to those of non-super intelligence. Even creepier is the unspoken implication that he just might be talking about ''himself''.

* Deus's [[https://www.grrlpowercomic.com/archives/comic/grrl-power-1040-benevolish theory about super-intelligence]] is nothing short of paranoia-inducing, as he lays out the simple fact that a god-like intelligence would certainly be smart enough to conceal its own existence from the world at large, and it would only make itself known by choice. His expansion on the topic isn't much more comforting: he theorizes that, just as physical super-abilities come with RequiredSecondaryPowers that prevent superpowered individuals from simply destroying their own bodies every time they use their abilities, super-intelligence must also come with super-wisdom or super-benevolence...but he acknowledges that what constitutes "benevolence" is subjective and relative, and [[BlueAndOrangeMorality possibly incomprehensible]] to those of non-super intelligence. Even creepier is the unspoken implication that he's talking about ''himself''.

* Deus's [[https://www.grrlpowercomic.com/archives/comic/grrl-power-1040-benevolish theory about super-intelligence]] is nothing short of paranoia-inducing, as he lays out the simple fact a god-like intelligence would certainly be smart enough to conceal its own existence from the world at large, and if anyone ''did'' actually discover it, it would only be because it ''wanted'' to be found. His expansion on the topic isn't much more comforting: he theorizes that, just as physical super-abilities come with RequiredSecondaryPowers that prevent superpowered individuals from simply destroying their own bodies every time they use their abilities, super-intelligence must also come with super-wisdom or super-benevolence...but he acknowledges that what constitutes "benevolence" is subjective and relative, and [[BlueAndOrangeMorality possibly incomprehensible]] to those of non-super intelligence. Even creepier is the unspoken implication that he's talking about ''himself''.

* Deus's [[https://www.grrlpowercomic.com/archives/comic/grrl-power-1040-benevolish theory about super-intelligence]] is nothing short of paranoia-inducing, as he lays out the simple fact a god-like intelligence would certainly be smart enough to conceal its own existence from the world at large, and if anyone ''did'' actually discover it, it would only be because it ''wanted'' to be found. His expansion on the topic isn't much more comforting: he theorizes that, like physical superpowers, super-intelligence must also come with super-wisdom or super-benevolence as RequiredSecondaryPowers...but he acknowledges that what constitutes "benevolence" is subjective and relative, and [[BlueAndOrangeMorality possibly incomprehensible]] to those of non-super intelligence. Even creepier is the unspoken implication that he's talking about ''himself''.

* Deus's [[https://www.grrlpowercomic.com/archives/comic/grrl-power-1040-benevolish theory about super-intelligence]] is nothing short of paranoia-inducing, as he lays out the simple fact a god-like intelligence would certainly be smart enough to conceal its own existence from the world at large, and if anyone would be able to discover it, it would only be because it ''wanted'' to be discovered. His expansion on the topic isn't much more comforting: he theorizes that, like physical superpowers, super-intelligence must also come with super-wisdom or super-benevolence as RequiredSecondaryPowers...but he acknowledges that what constitutes "benevolence" is subjective and relative, and [[BlueAndOrangeMorality possibly incomprehensible]] to those of non-super intelligence. Even creepier is the unspoken implication that he's talking about ''himself''.

* Ariana's "what if" scenarios that feature what ''she'' thinks is going on after Max's show include a bandaged man speaking in Arabic saying (according to the translation) "Dead, am I?" Recall that Max once said the only super who could ever match her is dead and get the shivers...

-->'''Sydney''': Hooooly shit. I knew a chick who powered herself ''[[BloodMagic with other people's blood]]'', and ''she'' was ''less'' of a ''creep'' than ''you''.