Hiro's fading powers (referenced in his NBC Blog)

When Hiro went to the past, he was able to telephone his past self. Is it
possible that during the time that there were two Hiro's, each of them had
half the ability... and that it was only after one Hiro existed (i.e. went

telenovels...

(1) Why'd you post this in Smallville group?

bllbickel...

And I don't know about anybody else, but I get an online message that
groups doesn't support alt.tv.heroes

Bill Bickel

suzee...

No it doesn't. Yet. Several newsservers are carrying it though.

bllbickel...

True. My point was, this is why some people are posting Heroes messages
here: because they can't post them in the dedicated group.

Bill Bickel
http://www.crimepundit.com

BC...

There isn't a flurry of Smallville interest either.

http://www.crimepundit.com

(2) When Hiro traveled into the future, there were Two Hiros then one.
The one that belonged there & the out-of-time Hiro.

into the past) will his full power return? If so, then at a time when he was

puzzlr...

I read that some of the heroes will lose their powers over time.

supposed to save Charlie, he was unable to do so because he was not at full
strength. However, the present Hiro is now a single person and -- perhaps --

David Johnston...

How would his full strength prevent an inoperable brain clot?

arromdee...

It wouldn't prevent it, but she wouldn't have yet died from it either.

the limitations he feels he has are not necessarily true. For example, if he
were to go to a time prior to his birth, or at least prior to the time his
powers manifested in the initial timeline, perhaps he will have his full
strength and be able to affect the chain of events from that point forward?

Jest a thought.