Thread:Cartoon44/@comment-4952704-20150129095727/@comment-4952704-20150131075125

1. The lone wolf would be someone working for Isiah, it would make sense.

2. The zombies come from under Isiah's mansion, that's where they're created and experimented on.

Here's an in-depth analysis on their creation: The crystal gave everyone powers, people should know that by now. That's all in season 1. But the crystal gets stolen early on in season 2, and it would be obvious Isiah would try to get more powers from it. But would he experiment on himself? Hell no.

With his riches, he built machines, and he stuck people who signed up for Sun Corporation in them, and it's kinda against their will since they were the one who signed up, and it says in the contract that he can do things like this. He sticks them in these fridge-like machines, and puts the crystal in a central machine. It starts to generate power into those fridges, and giving the people powers.

When they overdose, their body cannot handle this much power. They start to turn pale, get skinnier, decay. And then they start to spaz out, make screaming noises, until they fall. After 5-10 minutes, they reanimate with all the powers that the person had. There you go, zombies. Overdosing on powers equals them. It should also be noted that Isiah did this to 100-200 people, so most of that number are zombies.

My idea i had was like, since Rashard/Feedback had memory shortage in season 1, i wanted to give him times where he blanks out completely. Has a new memory "slot", an hour or two where he doesn't remember anything, and this happens weekly. However, the things he sees/remembers in this blank out state always comes back everytime he's in this state, the only memory he has is of the previous times he did this.

Rashard found Isiah Sun one day, and he used this to his advantage. Isiah did what Proctor did, 100%. He was a conductor (is this the right word?), he transfered all the abilities with the absorbing powers he has. The near-complete test subject he was talking about was near-complete because of this new method. Obviously Rashard doesn't remember, he has that one-two hour blank a week, he doesn't remember the stuff he did.

What do you think?