I Am Sylar (324)

[jds1982]

If you saw the episode where old horn rims spoke to his wife (when sylar was pretending to be her) You would of noticed the clothes she was wearing were the ones he was wearing when he changed back to himself. Im guessing he has evolved the power because he is more in tune with how things work as they keep explaining

It still doesn't make any sense, unless the "clothes" are actually part of him, and that would mean two things. Clothes apparently have DNA, and Sylar is pretty much naked all the time.

[Spimman]

It still doesn't make any sense, unless the "clothes" are actually part of him, and that would mean two things. Clothes apparently have DNA, and Sylar is pretty much naked all the time.

It doesn't make sense but has to be accepted. it is just like asking why supermans clothes don't get destroyed, because it would be ridiculous for him to end up naked or for Syler to have to change all the time....that's why.

[Spimman]

It's called divorce

Spoken like a true single.

In my case it would be an easy choice to choose my wife over any TV show, but the way Heroes is going the choice is getting even easier.

Luckily, I don't have to choose.

[Descent]

This season has been pretty weak

If we were still in Volume 3, I would probably agree with you. This Volume however has been much more interesting and seems to be taking Heroes back on the right track. That is, getting back to it being a more character based show.

Personally, I thought this episode was great. A shame the "face off" between Nathan and Sylar will have to wait until the finale.

[drake122]

If you saw the episode where old horn rims spoke to his wife (when sylar was pretending to be her) You would of noticed the clothes she was wearing were the ones he was wearing when he changed back to himself. Im guessing he has evolved the power because he is more in tune with how things work as they keep explaining

yes, the power evolved. lol BS. no thanks, it's just the writers have amnesia. possibly old pa petrelli gave them a hug recently and they forgot everything.

[luckylad]

It still doesn't make any sense, unless the "clothes" are actually part of him, and that would mean two things. Clothes apparently have DNA, and Sylar is pretty much naked all the time.

im just trying to think positively instead of being nit picky. I dont know how he changes his dna because im not up on my dna science. But maybe its not just changing his dna when he changes as just a chemical process of changing the dna and maybe its down to something else which would explain the clothes to?

[knowles2]

From the special effect it look like his whole atomic make up is change each time he changes his appearance. I also explains the cloths.

[Alan Wake]

They also did the changing cloths while shapeshifting with the future peter in the start of the season.

It might not make alot of sence, but I'm just rolling with it.

[ThreeFriesShortOfaHappyMeal]

Where is this all going? Is the world about to explode or another nuke about to off? Will Ando kill Hiro? Will any of this be addressed next week???

[rosey_angel]

The irony is that Micah is right. Had Sylar gone down a different path, he could have been the leader of the metahumans and protected them from whatever threat humanity might pose. But given his issues, it's more likely he would turn out to be like a Magneto as opposed to a more enlightened leader. Why Sylar wouldn't take Micah's power seems a bit odd if he wasn't convinced to change his ways, however; he certainly wouldn't be squeamish about killing a child, after everything he did. It just seems designed to further Sylar's internal conflict. It is interesting to see, however, how Micah's influence pushed Sylar to take over Nathan's life.

maybe he has different ideals about kids. he didn't kill molly in season one, remember, when you could have easily found her and killed her

[Shan Bruce Lee]

yes, the power evolved. lol BS. no thanks, it's just the writers have amnesia. possibly old pa petrelli gave them a hug recently and they forgot everything.

I don't even care about little stuff like that. If I'm gonna accept that the dude can shape-shift, I'm ok with his clothes changing too. I'd rather not have a serious moment interrupted by Sylar shifting from a female disguise back to normal and still be wearing a dress... it might be funny, but a HUGE distraction.

[Matt G]

1. Never heard of these side effects when shapeshifting.

2. OK...Syler's definately losing it.

3. Have no issue with Matt getting back together with Janice, let's face it, she's the mother of his kid and Daphne's dead, he's got nothing to lose by making an effort.

4. Hiro was being a prat...now what?

5. Micah = naive kid.

[garhkal]

When Sylar shapeshifts, why do his clothes shapeshift with him? That's lame.

Not sure. Maybe they are going all "mystique" on us..

Well that rule out long range sniper tactic out of the how to defeat sylar guide.

It does, but i still feel beheading him should work.

So why didn't sylar die? my only guess is all the shapeshifting has taken away that spot in his brain. Someone correct me if i missed something.

Sylar explained that as 'he moved the sweet spot' around with his mastery of his shapeshifting..

Hiro is having a Brain Aneurism from;

Getting his memory wiped.
Recovering his memory and gaining the catalyst.
Getting his powers wiped.
Getting them turned back on.

I wish they'd stop dicking with the character and give him his powers back

From what i remember on the wiki

Spoiler:

he is getting a brain tumor from overuse of his powers

From the special effect it look like his whole atomic make up is change each time he changes his appearance. I also explains the cloths.

Actually thinking about it, since he absorbe that guy who DID have molecular manipulation (the one who shattered/turned that statue to ash), maybe that is how he is making his clothes change.. BUT i still wish they would explain how he is getting in/out of places so quickly almost like he teleports in and out again.

maybe he has different ideals about kids. he didn't kill molly in season one, remember, when you could have easily found her and killed her

It also doesn't fit in with his "hunt something challenging" mantra daddy passed on to him..