he had no choice, he had acquired a state of permanent hypothermia and to survive he must absorb heat, in this case from others

or Winifred Sanderson... lol. 🧹

More like Killer Frost. He is a heat vampire just like her.

That technically counts as Heat Absorption as well.

Sure you will

I’m serious.

very cool@@matrixmaster9616

​@@matrixmaster9616 the only problem is that you would need a constant heat source to draw from so you wouldn't be force to absorb human heat

Darn.

Yes for the most part. It's just the easiest way to explain these types of meta humans in the show, especially in season 1.

Personally if I was in the smallville universe and I did get exposed to kryptonite I hope to god I at least get a power that doesn’t risk the chance of me accidentally killing myself maybe super speed or smth hell i’d even take power replication it’d be like taskmasters photographic memory and ability to mimic the movement of others only way more powerful and affective and unlike most of the meteor freaks I’m less likely to go batshit crazy after only having powers for like 5 seconds

It’s kind of like in The Flash where the Metahumans got their powers from dark matter. The difference, however, is that the Meteor Rock don’t just affect humans, but almost anything else. Cheerleaders used them as a type of love potion for their jock boyfriends, they affected a telephone line that causes Clark to get a phone call from Lana in the future, and they were used as fuel for illegal street racing.

​@@AllPowersExplainedjust these metahumans what about Clark he's the main character this his story

Only those in the first few seasons. It wasn't until Bart Allen came along that we were shown metahumans that didn't get their powers from Kryptonite.

It’s been stated in the episode that human heat keeps him warm longer.

​@@TheDragonman104I mean, we get that information from Sean after trying literally one other thing. I'm not sure he's a reliable source of info.

@@the.youtube.of.sam.gotter We literally have seen him absorb heat from other things but they never truly heat him up in the episode. Even when he absorbed the heat from fire, it didn’t last very long.

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Yes, she was a villain back then, Ice generation via heat absorption is exactly how her powers work.

DC comics has tons of ice based villains that could have taken the space.

I question the same thing sometimes maybe it’s either cause of budget or most likely she’s primarily a flash villain

This was suppose before Clark met any of his major villains. They don’t appear until the second half of the show.

Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂 that’s funny

Killer Frost, that's literally her whole thing. She's a heat vampire who can also control Ice. Hitting her with heat or fire just makes her stronger. In Fact, she craves heat.

@@WannabeWryter I’m asking what you would name yourself if had Heat Absorption powers.

Vulcan or Prometheus.

@TheDragonman104 Oh, Well, I actually made a Superhero Character called Nano Nitro; who does that. He's a mixture of Super Speed & Ice by Absorping/Manipulating Motion (Energy/Heat) from around him to boost his speed while generating Ice and Cold that he shapes, and skates ⛸️ on. And despite being Ice based, Nathan Boaz' got a firey Jock personality because he's a Hockey 🏒 Player and former Arctic Assassin(Sub-Zero) So, Despite spreading ice everywhere, he regularly makes fire and heat base puns instead of ice ones because he's getting warmer

Frostbite

Well in universe logic also maybe whenever he freezes a lake or freezes anything rlly unless it’s another human being or living creature for that matter maybe any heat he has stored up to keep himself warm starts to drain everytime he does it making it increasingly more difficult to maintain the stored up heat everytime he uses his abilities and I noticed that he started basically refueling his supply of heat more frequently

Only body heat can really warm him up. Also, a lake isn’t the best source for heat.

@@darkyozora1222 When the gyrations get that involved and tenuous, you know that story took a back seat.

@@TheDragonman104 Did you miss the scene where he froze the flames. Which is also ridiculous, and included only for special effects. Good writers give themselves a structure, even when they use magic or make up advanced technology. There is always willing suspension of disbelief involved, but the Snyder films are dead boring, unless you're only there for the choreography and lighting. Which is fine, it just isn't an interesting story.

@@zweigackroyd7301 That’s because flames are a great source for heat, unlike lakes. As ridiculous as it seems for the flames to have gotten frozen, it was only one scene. Also, who mentioned anything about the Snyder films?

From the flash? She's already done

​@@AllPowersExplainedfrom this show I mean

Not for awhile. I'm going in season order, but it will 100% be done

​@@AllPowersExplainedbut Smallville has 10 seasons well 11 if you also count the comic

He turns things into ice by absorbing their heat, he doesn’t generate ice from his body like most Cryokinesis villains do.

@@TheDragonman104 oh ok

That's Killer Frost whole thing, she's a heat vampire that van also contorl ice. Attacking her with heat is only going to make her stronger. In fact, if she doesn't get enough, she'll die.

That was 2001. Gay culture was not common then You are watching it from a reprobate point of view.