My biggest issue with Returns suit was the cape material and how it was connected. It just didn't look right.
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Superman (2025)
She was a great supergirl. But I question how well she could move in that thing, though most of the action in the past couple flicks were all CG for the kryptonians. Giving the actors suits they can MOVE in would go a long way to bring back actual performances and action scenes that feel relatable.I think this suit, but without red trunks, would be the best.
Also hot take for best Supergirl suit:
Then who made it for her? I don't recall all the details from The Flash but IIRC she showed up wearing it and was imprisoned right away. So its not a choice based on her trauma but rather the outfit she wore for the transit.
I love Reeve's costume, but this is still unmatched. Even behind the scenes it's glorious:
The skirt doesn't make much sense in that universe because kryptonians didn't dress that way, they only wore practical or ceremonial things to fulfill the task they were bred to do; kara wears the same suit they all do:
I don't like the suit being one-piece and it makes it too blue. The red trunks make it look like the pants are seperate.
The MoS suit also has that ridiculously long cape that makes it look like he's lording over everyone.
I just mean all the seams in the new suit -- the shoulders, the arms, the legs -- that make zero sense, other than "design!"
Nothing demystifies kryptonians more than showing them trudging along like normal people. These morons could just take a yellow sun bath each morning and then FLY up that cliff.The skirt doesn't make much sense in that universe because kryptonians didn't dress that way, they only wore practical or ceremonial things to fulfill the task they were bred to do; kara wears the same suit they all do:
This is probably the reason clark's suit is slightly different; it's on a scout ship so having all the colours and the cape makes it most likely for ceremonial/ambassador purposes if the scouts (kara's crew) made contact with another civilisation, so it makes sense for alternate kara receive a similar one with the colours/cape.
Not really, yellow stars aren't exactly common in the universe so that doesn't help exploring it, red stars are the most common and they completely depower kryptonians, negating the effects of a "yellow sun bath".
Well, if we are gonna get scientific, then a yellow sun is just a different light spectrum emission. And you could soak it up, then put on a suit that 'blocks' whatever harmful effects a red sun would have. Red suns are cooler and emit less radiation, but they don't really have any fundamentally different emission properties.
A suit like that wouldn't do much, at least not for deep space exploration, and they do exist in the comics, like the lead-lined suits to protect from kryptonite, because kryptonian cells are just batteries and they start depleting immediately away from a yellow star, running out rapidly when actively using the powers.
It makes sense. Superman should have more of a farmboy build rather than the elite gym shredded physique.
Obviously atmospheric composition, distance from the star, and all that has a big effect, but there definitely should be a visible difference between a yellow star and a red one from a planetside perspective, and especially from a plant evolutionary biology stand point. Waaaaay less visible light and high energy UV and a lot more red/IR wavelength coming off a red star.A suit like that wouldn't do much, at least not for deep space exploration, and they do exist in the comics, like the lead-lined suits to protect from kryptonite, because kryptonian cells are just batteries and they start depleting immediately away from a yellow star, running out rapidly when actively using the powers.
The "colour" is really just the temperature (and sequence) of the star, stars emits the entire visible light spectrum, so they all should appear "white" unless really dim and the composition of the atmosphere is what makes the most difference of what the "light spectrum" looks like on the the planet
It's still a star so it's going to be the brightest thing in the sky the planet orbits, and the brightness will depend on the distance and how much the atmosphere is blocking or not; those charts show what the surface of the star looks like if you were able to look at them without burning your eyes out, if any of those were much closer they'd be as "white" as our own sun.
It's not inexplicable, the effects to direct exposure are immediate, as are the effects of no exposure; relying on stored radiation for deep space exploration is a no go.
Exactly. In order to provide the resistance needed to get Cavil's build, Superman would need to be bench-pressing planets lol.It makes sense. Superman should have more of a farmboy build rather than the elite gym shredded physique.
Inexplicable in the sense that superman, laying out in the sun, doesn't heal but put him on a chair under a condenser about 3 times larger than his own body, and then he suddenly starts healing. I get what they are trying to show, but seems like he could just walk around in daylight and heal just as fast. Plus he is wearing his suit the entire time, so it is totally transparent to radiation?
Not sure why this is relevant to why MoS universe kryptonians don't wear skirts or don't go "sun bathing" before exploring deep space, but regardless direct exposure is much more effective than partial exposure with a lot of scattering through an atmosphere, always has been; same reason why he starts healing in BvS when the sun hits him in space after taking the nuke to the face.
I think the trunks complete the suit. Also I like how they didn't try to make them small like in Superman Returns. Reminds me of the Fleischer Studios design that is my favorite.I think this suit, but without red trunks, would be the best, like this:
