Interesting! ]]>
That being said, turning to dust is a bit of a stretch. I’d be more included to believe that he’d get a heart attack or turn into Dorian Gray clone.
]]>Adams got his removed – the effects reversed and he rapidly aged.
Peter had his removed – Where are the broken bones from falling off rooftops? the hole in the head from the piece of glass?
Tbh, adams death was simply rushed 
since nathan’s power is synthetic, it shouldn’t be affected by natural forces such as an eclipse, right? ]]>
but nathan’s ability wasn’t “natural” he wasn’t born with it, they injected him. just because the rest of the family can take powers doesn’t mean they all can. ]]>
hahaha that doesn’t really matter because nathan, peter, and gabriel don’t look alike but they are still brothers. you gotta keep in mind that this is not real life and they don’t always have to look alike to be related.
“My question is how does an eclipse take away or give powers? There’s nothing special about an eclipse”
again, it’s not real life. it’s fictional, how do they even have powers at all, from just the brain? ya… i like to see the brain giving you the ability to fly… the eclipse is just part of the story, just go with it. it gives powers and it takes away powers that’s all you need to know, until they reveal more anyways.
” It’s got to be a trick by someone far more powerful than any of these characters who activated their powers originally is the only thing I can think of.
Perhaps someone has been pulling the strings this whole time and has the ability to activate abilities in normal people or deactivate them (Possibly a random population sample and it passes on genetically?)”
perhaps, but it would be pretty stupid for the show to have someone to be a “God” character who can basically control everything and nothing can stop him.
“if adam were still alive then he would just turn to dust during the eclipse”
yes i smell a plot hole, i’m sure there wasn’t only two eclipse from when adam was born to now… somewhere along the line the eclipse must of taken his power away… and yet he never died…
He named his Noah because he and Noah probably reached some sort of peace before Noah died (it’s in the comics, Claire’s parents die in the future) or he felt guilty for having some part in it. That kid looked nothing like HRG anyway.
My question is how does an eclipse take away or give powers? There’s nothing special about an eclipse and you can’t even see an eclipse from anywhere in the world, you have to be in a specific position to have the moon block out the sun completely. It’s got to be a trick by someone far more powerful than any of these characters who activated their powers originally is the only thing I can think of.
Perhaps someone has been pulling the strings this whole time and has the ability to activate abilities in normal people or deactivate them (Possibly a random population sample and it passes on genetically?)
]]>He does have that power… it’s called… good old fashioned instinct and skill.
“No one picked up on that in the last episode HRG says Sylar’s ability is to “transfer” powers? Perhaps Sylar can transfer abilities not just to himself, but to others as well.”
He was just talking about transferring abilities from others to himself. Noah is hardly a scientist, and he’s hardly closely analyzed Sylar’s ability.
“did you not get it i think hiro and ando went to a future comic book store thats y the hulk was red etc..”
That’s all stuff that’s actually happened in recent Marvel comics. The Hulk is red, Captain America is dead, Peter Parker is exposed (or was).
My real question is, how the heck did the eclipse happen two years before episode 10, if ’six months ago’ occured a year before episode 8. Did we miss a year and a half of show between episodes 9 and 10? Because that actually is a possibility.
]]>abilities from Arthur. Arthur already suspects him, and I don’t think he’d let his guard down around him enough Sylar to even attack him properly.
Peter is most likely relying on the Eclipse returning his power.
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