Clark and Kal share the same vision. Clark could've just "called" Kal for help to rescue him in this Anti-Kryptonian prison it will made him stronger. Get the pendet from Anderson.
The red lights gives off the same radiation as a red sun. Red sunlight drains kryptonians. He's basically at the same levels as your average human there, possibly slightly weaker.
Actually yes he should of been able too. The red sun SLOWLY drains him. He should of easily had enough reserves to punch through that. He can last days under a red sun while maintaining his powers. Just more he uses them weaker he gets. Just like the myth kryptonite instantly neutralizes his powers it happens fast but not that fast.
@@mrfafaa96 I don't think red sun light drains it. It's rather the case that it in a red sun environment where yellow sun light is blocked off, he can't recharge. So he would first have to expend a lot of energy to be unable to break the glass. Albeit, based on his apparent torso injury not having healed, it seems they found him a state where he had already expended a lot of energy in a fight or something.
As a bonus, that's why people on Krypton couldn't originally do all the cool things Superman can; they orbited a red sun, so they were basically like regular humans.
Clark and Kal share the same vision. Clark could've just "called" Kal for help to rescue him in this Anti-Kryptonian prison it will made him stronger. Get the pendet from Anderson.
Well Tal being mischievous
I’m confused- can’t he just break the glass-?
The red lights gives off the same radiation as a red sun. Red sunlight drains kryptonians. He's basically at the same levels as your average human there, possibly slightly weaker.
@@mrfafaa96 k, thanks for the info
Actually yes he should of been able too. The red sun SLOWLY drains him. He should of easily had enough reserves to punch through that. He can last days under a red sun while maintaining his powers. Just more he uses them weaker he gets. Just like the myth kryptonite instantly neutralizes his powers it happens fast but not that fast.
@@mrfafaa96 I don't think red sun light drains it. It's rather the case that it in a red sun environment where yellow sun light is blocked off, he can't recharge. So he would first have to expend a lot of energy to be unable to break the glass. Albeit, based on his apparent torso injury not having healed, it seems they found him a state where he had already expended a lot of energy in a fight or something.
As a bonus, that's why people on Krypton couldn't originally do all the cool things Superman can; they orbited a red sun, so they were basically like regular humans.
Why’s Jordan not talking to Jonathan? Is it because of this X-K stuff?
Yeah