If You Could Have One Thing From ANY Piece Of Fiction, What Would It Be?
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It's more owning the ship than anything, even with a crew I wouldn't go anywhere in it considering 40k's version of FTL.iBagel said:You fail to mention having a crew to operate itEd130 said:An Emperor class battleship.
About 5km long and is able to turn continents into slag with it's weapon systems.
I would totally have any computer a 'nerd' has in any film. Apparently tapping 3-4 buttons can accomplish anything.
Damn you, I knew what I wanted before you said that. Now I'm torn between two.Nouw said:
Think I'll be original and say the black ka'kari from the Night Angel trilogy
I'd rather have a Cultist ChanSandjube said:
.I wouldn't mind the wallet eitherPinkie-Pie-Party said:Damn you, I knew what I wanted before you said that. Now I'm torn between two.Nouw said:
Think I'll be original and say the black ka'kari from the Night Angel trilogy
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I wouldn't mind the wallet eitherNouw said:Damn you, I knew what I wanted before you said that. Now I'm torn between two.
Think I'll be original and say the black ka'kari from the Night Angel trilogy
.[/quote]Haha, my girlfriend bought me the wallet as a present, so that is done. Unless you mean the actual movie prop one??
Why not go the full way and wish for a Galaxy-class spaceship? You'd get a few holodecks, the computer (with a HUGE database), and a FRELLING WARP-CAPABLE SPACESHIP!Shanicus said:
You'd need to find a feasible source of antimatter after a while, though, that might be a problem.
Actually, a smaller ship might be better. Maybe an Intrepid? The bridge stations look a lot more comfortable there, too.
Clementine from Brutal Legend. A guitar that can summon hot rods, electrocute people and literally melt faces when it's not even plugged in? Sign me up!
Seriously, so many people mentioned the T.A.R.D.I.S., from Doctor Who, and even a few people wanted the sonic screwdriver, I can't help but notice that you all missed the most obvious thing.
I would want this more than ANYTHING else from all the Doctor Who series, bar NONE:
Companion of doctors nine and ten, ROSE TYLER!
I would want this more than ANYTHING else from all the Doctor Who series, bar NONE:
Companion of doctors nine and ten, ROSE TYLER!
http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs27/i/2008/125/4/2/Rose_Tyler_by_Teparas_lil_bro.jpg
Since nobody mentioned this, i call dibs
Bleeding Edge Armor.
Bleeding Edge Armor.
In Invincible Iron Man #25 (2010), Tony creates a new armor in the aftermath of the "Stark: Disassembled" storyline.[8] Created by writer Matt Fraction and artist Ryan Meinerding, this new armor is sleeker in appearance, and is featured in the 2010 crossover storyline, the "Heroic Age".[9]
Disputing the Bleeding Edge as an upgrade to Extremis, Tony Stark commented, "Nah - this is what comes next." As such the new armor is a part of Tony Stark's now-posthuman biology - it is stored inside Tony's body in its entirety, "manifesting" itself when mentally commanded.[10]
The neurokinetic user-controlled morphologic nanoparticle bundles that form the suit reside in Stark's body, and form a fibrous wetweb of iron and platinum,[11] that can be commanded to form any type of structure upon Stark's skin, such as large boxing gloves,[12] or weapons, including large guns extending from his arms[11] or a light saber-like energy sword with which Iron Man was actually able to harm one of the Worthy during the 2011 "Fear Itself" storyline.[13] The nano-machines can even mimic the appearance of clothes, and then dissociate to transform into the Iron Man armor whenever Stark wishes.[14] The suit adds less than twenty-five pounds to Stark's body mass, and can stop a howitzer shell.[11]
The armor and Stark's own transhuman body are powered by the high-yield arc reactor mounted in his chest.[10] The high output of the arc reactor has greatly augmented Stark's intelligence and provided him superhuman-level multitasking and learning capabilities. Unlike earlier armors, this new armor does not appear to rely on motors and servos for motion. Instead, the nano-machines create a secondary artificial musculature over Stark's body, upon which additional rigid structures are assembled. This also enables the armor to self-repair and be almost invulnerable, as the armor is capable of transforming and healing itself as long as the power output from the arc reactor is not interrupted or terminated; when the armor was briefly apparently destroyed in a fight with an alternate version of the Scarlet Witch who was one of Apocalypse's Horsemen, it was restored to normal after only a matter of seconds (although it was still out of action long enough for Stark to need rescuing by Spider-Man to stop himself hitting the ground as he fell).[15]
The suit's repulsors, which are located around the knuckles, chest, back and legs of the armor, as well as in the traditional palms, now function also as cameras, or "eyeballs", which afford Stark a 360-degree panoramic view around himself.[11]
Disputing the Bleeding Edge as an upgrade to Extremis, Tony Stark commented, "Nah - this is what comes next." As such the new armor is a part of Tony Stark's now-posthuman biology - it is stored inside Tony's body in its entirety, "manifesting" itself when mentally commanded.[10]
The neurokinetic user-controlled morphologic nanoparticle bundles that form the suit reside in Stark's body, and form a fibrous wetweb of iron and platinum,[11] that can be commanded to form any type of structure upon Stark's skin, such as large boxing gloves,[12] or weapons, including large guns extending from his arms[11] or a light saber-like energy sword with which Iron Man was actually able to harm one of the Worthy during the 2011 "Fear Itself" storyline.[13] The nano-machines can even mimic the appearance of clothes, and then dissociate to transform into the Iron Man armor whenever Stark wishes.[14] The suit adds less than twenty-five pounds to Stark's body mass, and can stop a howitzer shell.[11]
The armor and Stark's own transhuman body are powered by the high-yield arc reactor mounted in his chest.[10] The high output of the arc reactor has greatly augmented Stark's intelligence and provided him superhuman-level multitasking and learning capabilities. Unlike earlier armors, this new armor does not appear to rely on motors and servos for motion. Instead, the nano-machines create a secondary artificial musculature over Stark's body, upon which additional rigid structures are assembled. This also enables the armor to self-repair and be almost invulnerable, as the armor is capable of transforming and healing itself as long as the power output from the arc reactor is not interrupted or terminated; when the armor was briefly apparently destroyed in a fight with an alternate version of the Scarlet Witch who was one of Apocalypse's Horsemen, it was restored to normal after only a matter of seconds (although it was still out of action long enough for Stark to need rescuing by Spider-Man to stop himself hitting the ground as he fell).[15]
The suit's repulsors, which are located around the knuckles, chest, back and legs of the armor, as well as in the traditional palms, now function also as cameras, or "eyeballs", which afford Stark a 360-degree panoramic view around himself.[11]
The Auron from Neverending Story 2. Unlike that kid, I have several creative ideas for wishes I could make.
A System Class GSV. Eighty or so kilometres of spaceship, capable of creating more spaceships, controlled by a hyper intelligent AI. What? It would lead the way into a much better society... Well at least I think it would anyway.
Holodeck. Pretty awesome while having a relatively low chance of destroying all reality (time machine) or getting me killed (jet pack.)
Also a good pick.GethBall said: