18 posts · 929 views · started 2017-03-04 04:57 UTC
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SMXLR8
2017-03-04 04:57 UTC
#1
Which character do you think make up SC trinity ? Most compaies have them like DC and Marvel , Nintendo , ect
If I had to guess one of them would be Legacy . He was the first hero by creators and is a SC staple . Personally the freedom five might be the key to this question because their the flagship team so it;s got but be 3 of them
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Ameena
2017-03-04 11:16 UTC
#2
How do you mean, "the trinity"? Three characters who are somehow "better" than the others, or "most well-known" or something? Some kind of power trio? But various heroes are part of different groups (or none at all), so how would you pick?
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Dandolo
2017-03-04 11:56 UTC
#3
Based on what I remember from the letters page episodes on Legacy and Wraith: Legacy, Wraith, Bunker, and two other heroes were the original Freedom Five before Tachyon was introduced in FFA#1 which sort of rebooted that team.
I believe Legacy, Wraith, and Bunker are the Big 3.
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Matchstickman
2017-03-04 11:58 UTC
#4
The only Trinity I know relating to Comics is Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, they are the big three but I only know that because they have a comic book series called Trinity that highlights the fact that DC considers them so.
I have not heard of any other comic book company having such a concept. I don't think Sentinels has anyone who fits that bill.
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grysqrl
2017-03-04 15:59 UTC
#5
No idea what this means. I'll pick Sky-Scraper, Thiago, and Citizen Elderberries.
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Etheria
2017-03-04 17:49 UTC
#6
I would have said Legacy, Wraith and Bunker too, though I would hear arguments for Tempest instead of Bunker, mainly because I like them better
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TakeWalker
2017-03-04 23:16 UTC
#7
Let me guess, his partner is Citizen Hamster.
(I bet she can fit anything in her cheeks.)
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Trajector
2017-03-05 04:44 UTC
#8
Thhhhppbbbpppbbppbbppbbbbbt!
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Ameena
2017-03-05 10:01 UTC
#9
Fetchez la vache!
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Phantom5613
2017-03-05 18:58 UTC
#10
In all seriousness, I don't think there's really a "Big Three" in Sentinels Comics the same way as DC. That's not to say that there aren't characters that are instantly recognizable from the SC line, but they may not have the same "role" or dynamic that DC has. And that's not to say that they need one either.
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SMXLR8
2017-03-06 23:11 UTC
#11
Thats not what I mean , Thoes were examples to show where I was going with this . Theses character are not marvel and DC , I reallly dont want to have to to talk about this again
This is a what if question to see who people think would be the 3 that started SC if it was real , the popular characters that would sell
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Powerhound_2000
2017-03-07 00:04 UTC
#12
It's possible there wouldn't be a big three if Sentinels Comics existed. Based on what we know it seems the Freedom Five is the main flagship. There are other series on specific characters but most major events occur in the Freedom Five and Freedom Five Annuals. The other major comic series is Mystery Comics which also appears to have a rotating cycle on the main character.
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Trajector
2017-03-07 02:51 UTC
#13
Yeah, Sentinel Comics seems to have a Big Five or Big Four.
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Under3
2017-03-11 17:35 UTC
#14
The big three really is unique to DC, because those three are so iconic and let’s face it, the rest of their characters really aren’t or at least weren’t (not to say that means they’re bad). Marvel don’t have an exact equivalent like that, so it’s a rather arbitrary number that I’m not sure I see a specific relevance to.
The ones who seem to be the most recognisable, the flagship team, is certainly the Freedom Five, so let’s say them.
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Belle_Sorciere
2017-03-11 21:20 UTC
#15
I agree there's no equivalent to DC's Trinity in Sentinels.
I also agree that the game and setting seems to, to some extent, revolve around the Freedom Five.
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MindWanderer
2017-03-15 02:00 UTC
#16
Legacy (from Justice Comics) and Wraith (from Mystery Comics) are certainly the top two since they "graduated" from generic miscellany comics to flagship titles. Ra and Haka have a similar background (from Arcane Tales), but they never really became core series characters, so not part of a "Trinity" per se. I don't see Bunker or Tachyon as reaching the same level of any of those four in terms of the publisher's history.