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Oh I see. Sorry, lol. Still, these are all 100% legit. Just trying to build a base to help the wiki grow, and your presence could be great if I come up with some mock profiles.
I'm still watching through. I've begun Season 3. There are five. I'm assuming that would be Lorien, as the first sentient being, though it could be Kosh Naranek.
Their ships, however... the Vorlons have planet killers that can even take out gas giants (at least from what I've heard, will confirm soon) and the Shadows have planet killers too, plus a "Death Cloud" that can render a planet's surface uninhabitable.
I think Kosh could be rated small city tier. Do you think this explanation holds up, primarily that he is comparable, as is presented within the context of the show, as being able equal to one of the Shadows, and three came to kill him? When he died, his energy passing washed over the entire station, which is described as being five miles long. If you want visual reference to how big Babylon 5 is, well, here's a chart, stacked up against other ships and stations in fiction, with other descriptions of how big they are.
Also, would this count as Lightning Manipulation, Energy Projection (given that when he died, an electrical/energy wave passed over the station, again?), or just plain old TK? What he does to Sheridan here?
Sheridan presses Kosh, who slams him up against the wall as energy dances over him.
Hey, what superpower would this be classified as: The ability to "break off" a "piece" of your consciousness and let it in another body to wander the galaxy as your eyes and ears? To me, it resembles what Voldemort did with his Horcruxes, and Babylon 5 has mentioned souls before. Should this go under Soul Manipulation?
Okay, I think I've got Kosh's profile pretty solidly worked out, and gimme a few more days to progress B5 and fine-tine it. I'll present it to you, O Wise Bureaucrat, for authentification.
Hey, Ant, what would electricity manipulation fall under? Because Vorlons can apparently shoot out electric tendrils. And emit a very high-pitched sound that shatters glass. What about that? What would those two fall under?
Oh and Ant, if you do create a Kosh profile out of this, remove the "Naranek" from his name. I learned that's part of the language and not part of his name. His name is Kosh.
Guesswork? How? These are all powers the Vorlons are shown to use, and they could destroy Babylon 5, an area five miles in size. Why on Earth do you think I'm resorting to speculation and not the minimum baseline of what was shown within the show, with the death of Kosh and Kosh vs. Ulkesh?
You do not properly explain why you have placed he statistics within the page, and also preferably need an accepted calculation for the feat you mentioned.
I'm revising the profile. I think I got someone to help with the calc. What would being able to sense a person or world touched by the "Shadows" count as? They can sense this from light-aways away, apparently. The Shadows are basically a type of alien lifeform, the same as them.
It'd be Extrasensory Perception or Enhanced Senses depending on the context. Do they leave some trace behind, like darkness or energy that's not visible to normal humans? If so, I'm pretty sure it'd be the latter.