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RE: Insight into the eyes of a Grimm - Starfury - 11-06-2014
(11-06-2014, 10:09 AM)Grimmster123 Wrote: @Starfury
No believe me I get what you're saying 100%. I guess I'd just like to think that it's a little bit harder than you have indicated it is but let's be honest it's not. Just makes me wonder why this hasn't been explored on Grimm. If it really is this easy then why aren't the Royals working to try and produce their own Grimms? Now that we've begun discussing this here I think this would be kind of an interesting path for the show to go in in the future.
I agree, a technological version of a grimm, robogrimm if you want to go there
Perhaps we could look at what happens when you are superseded by technology, what do you do or what do you become, or what if the technology that is invented has deleterious side effects on normal humans, and only the unique physiology of the Grimm's give them the facility to handle their powers.
RE: Insight into the eyes of a Grimm - Grimmster123 - 11-07-2014
I agree, definitely a bunch of different directions they could go with that if they decided to take the show that particular route. The only issue I foresee if they went that direction is that I hope they wouldn't make it too complex and hard to follow. Grimm is popular with it's fan because it's simple and the concept is easy to follow. Another one of my favorite shows went this route and it received generally negative reviews. I'm of course referring to the X-Files and the Super Soldier storyline that they carried out for the final 3 to 4 seasons of the show. I'm sure other X-Files fans will back me on this.
RE: Insight into the eyes of a Grimm - Starfury - 11-07-2014
(11-07-2014, 08:56 AM)Grimmster123 Wrote: I agree, definitely a bunch of different directions they could go with that if they decided to take the show that particular route. The only issue I foresee if they went that direction is that I hope they wouldn't make it too complex and hard to follow. Grimm is popular with it's fan because it's simple and the concept is easy to follow. Another one of my favorite shows went this route and it received generally negative reviews. I'm of course referring to the X-Files and the Super Soldier storyline that they carried out for the final 3 to 4 seasons of the show. I'm sure other X-Files fans will back me on this.
What I would like to see, is a deeply covert organisation (human) within the military, law-enforcement and intelligence agencies who have been monitoring the Wesen/Royal threat for a very long time. They acquire the ability through Nick/Trubel to reproduce technologically the facility to see Wesen unintentionally woge as Grimms do. This technology must be either expensive or very hard to manufacture so you can't give it to everyone, but can kit out enough of your operatives to create an effective counter force to the Verrat etc. Now put them into play in either Portland or more interestingly into mainland Europe where the power base of the Royals appear to be, and let rip
RE: Insight into the eyes of a Grimm - Altered Realtity - 11-07-2014
(11-07-2014, 10:31 AM)Starfury Wrote:(11-07-2014, 08:56 AM)Grimmster123 Wrote: I agree, definitely a bunch of different directions they could go with that if they decided to take the show that particular route. The only issue I foresee if they went that direction is that I hope they wouldn't make it too complex and hard to follow. Grimm is popular with it's fan because it's simple and the concept is easy to follow. Another one of my favorite shows went this route and it received generally negative reviews. I'm of course referring to the X-Files and the Super Soldier storyline that they carried out for the final 3 to 4 seasons of the show. I'm sure other X-Files fans will back me on this.
What I would like to see, is a deeply covert organisation (human) within the military, law-enforcement and intelligence agencies who have been monitoring the Wesen/Royal threat for a very long time. They acquire the ability through Nick/Trubel to reproduce technologically the facility to see Wesen unintentionally woge as Grimms do. This technology must be either expensive or very hard to manufacture so you can't give it to everyone, but can kit out enough of your operatives to create an effective counter force to the Verrat etc. Now put them into play in either Portland or more interestingly into mainland Europe where the power base of the Royals appear to be, and let rip
Okay, this I could get behind! I'd love to see someone put a spike into the Royal's plans for world dominance, but I don't want an all seeing, all knowing super powerful organization to suddenly pop up.
RE: Insight into the eyes of a Grimm - Starfury - 11-07-2014
(11-07-2014, 02:21 PM)Altered Realtity Wrote:(11-07-2014, 10:31 AM)Starfury Wrote:(11-07-2014, 08:56 AM)Grimmster123 Wrote: I agree, definitely a bunch of different directions they could go with that if they decided to take the show that particular route. The only issue I foresee if they went that direction is that I hope they wouldn't make it too complex and hard to follow. Grimm is popular with it's fan because it's simple and the concept is easy to follow. Another one of my favorite shows went this route and it received generally negative reviews. I'm of course referring to the X-Files and the Super Soldier storyline that they carried out for the final 3 to 4 seasons of the show. I'm sure other X-Files fans will back me on this.
What I would like to see, is a deeply covert organisation (human) within the military, law-enforcement and intelligence agencies who have been monitoring the Wesen/Royal threat for a very long time. They acquire the ability through Nick/Trubel to reproduce technologically the facility to see Wesen unintentionally woge as Grimms do. This technology must be either expensive or very hard to manufacture so you can't give it to everyone, but can kit out enough of your operatives to create an effective counter force to the Verrat etc. Now put them into play in either Portland or more interestingly into mainland Europe where the power base of the Royals appear to be, and let rip
Okay, this I could get behind! I'd love to see someone put a spike into the Royal's plans for world dominance, but I don't want an all seeing, all knowing super powerful organization to suddenly pop up.
I wouldn't want that either, given the infiltration of all areas of power that the Royals have, this organisation would need to be relatively small, generally a information gathering platform, with a very specialist team of the best human 'assets' capable of standing toe to toe with Wesen counterparts like the Verrat, but only used when they have clear actionable intel and they can control the parameters of the encounter to ensure 100% enemy casualties. After all you really do not want the Royals and Wesen to find out your organisation exists, and with agents of your own in every agency it should be possible to subvert any intelligence that suggests your organisation exists. But now with the Royals starting to make moves and the keys coming into the open it may be the time to come out of the shadows and make a play for humanities sake.
RE: Insight into the eyes of a Grimm - Grimmster123 - 11-07-2014
What about if they could make Grimms using the technology that were undetectable to wesen? Like incorporate the wesen seeing ability into some of there operatives but the wesen wouldn't see their eyes as pits of darkness like with normal Grimms.
RE: Insight into the eyes of a Grimm - Starfury - 11-07-2014
(11-07-2014, 03:50 PM)Grimmster123 Wrote: What about if they could make Grimms using the technology that were undetectable to wesen? Like incorporate the wesen seeing ability into some of there operatives but the wesen wouldn't see their eyes as pits of darkness like with normal Grimms.
I think making a grimm would be beyond any current technology or reasonable extrapolation there of. However, if you could incorporate the technology into a set of glasses, or even into a set of contacts (that last one is unlikely, but given current research I've read not beyond a reasonable leap of current tech), it simulates the seeing ability but doesn't have the countervailing give away of the deep blackening eyes. To simulate a full grimms abilities, you'd need to also enhance hearing, give greater endurance, strength and agility to name but a few of a grimms strengths that immediately come to mind, so fundamentally you'd have to develop super-soldier serum a la Captain America in this universe! or completely encase your operative in some kind of powered exo-skeletal battle suit like something from Halo or Mass Effect which isn't exactly subtle and you wouldn't be able to deploy something like that covertly (also current tech not really capable of producing something that doesn't look like you were wearing a small house)
