The greatest heroes are the ones who never wanted to be heroes in the first place. Look at most of the Medal of Honor winners who performed actions that seem inhuman, living through things that kill everyone around them. The ones that go against insurmountable odds to *save* those around them ... they always comment that they don't feel like heroes. They feel like those around them were the ones who deserved that medal, that title. The ones that gave their life in the same events were the ones that allowed the person being recognized to overcome and survive. I always found it slightly depressing that soldiers who win the Medal of Honor must spend the rest of their lives being reminded that they survived an extraordinary event. It's probably the *worst* memory they have, and it always will be. The moment that title [MoH recipient] gets attached to their name, it becomes attached to that memory. They're forced to relive it every time someone recognizes the medal. Every time their name is mentioned publicly, the medal is mentioned, and pieces of the memory wash over them. They would all trade that medal for one more happy memory with the people that lost their lives in the event that the medal resulted from. They're still heroes because they prevented *more* death, destruction, and/or suffering. However, all of that is unseen and "what if" scenarios. The memory of what earned them the medal is unfortunately real, and they had a front row seat for every vile detail. They prevented others from having the same trauma. That is heroic, but it sure as hell doesn't feel like it.
His dying thoughts were so heartbreaking. He's hoping that the ring can go to a new wearer who is noble, brave, and worthy. And I'm just like, dude, it already has.😢 Rest in peace, you brave, noble, worthy soul.
That’s besides the point. He actually was worthy, him sacrificing himself proved that it wasn’t just manipulation that got him there, but the suspicious and intellect is what got him there as well as him being brave in the end.
He was still chosen with the purpose of being a sacrifice, which just sucks. He knew he wasn't a very strong-willed individual and that that meant his purpose was in his soon-to-be death.
100% agree. Maybe they could find him preserved in a kind of stasis, like his ring stayed with him and protected him because it knew he was now truly worthy to wield it.
Biggest challenge for a Green Latern is overcoming their own self-doubts. As doubt leads to fear. Fear leads to failure to take action. And well, Sinestro is laughing over your mangled body. To overcome doubt. That is to overcome fear. To achieve that. You become greater than you were. You become a true Green Lantern. Being the light that shines the brightest in the dark. A beacon of hope. And the dude was a beacon. He was the greatest of them all. He overcame his own doubts. Cause he had a chance to run away. Yet, he ran headlong into the jaws of death and saved everyone.
Poor guy…. At least he sacrificed himself to save his squad by being extremely brave. And THATS what matters… it doesn’t matter if you think that you’re worthy or not, it’s the courage to do what you truly think is right is what counts.
He died as a Hero So what he believes is wrong He is Worthy more than He thinks He had the True spirit of the Green lantern corp being Selfless and Will powered Rest In Peace Shynt I Hope the writers will Bring you back as a wielder of Blue lantern
Truly beautifully poetic irony. He gave his life for a noble cause, in hopes his ring would find someone truly worthy, when it already did. Rest well, Shynt. You are at peace.
In the end, Shynt displayed the kind of courage, honor, and willpower that would absolutely qualify him as worthy of a Green Lantern ring. Hal Jordan would be very proud of him.
Someone who despite not thinking they were worthy proved their worth by showing the willpower to sacrifice themselves for what they thought would be a better successor... *Salute*
In the end, he was worthy. Ending his life so the ring could find someone he deems worthier than himself speaks volumes about how noble he was(idk anything about him besides this short)
The fact he looked death in the eyes and ran towards it. With the intention of saving his squad above the intent of merely wnding it. Just proves he was, in fact, worthy of his ring.
The willpower needed to know you aren’t supposed to have the ring and are supposedly easily manipulated but still fight for your comrades and sacrifice yourself for the greater good proves he was worthy, both on a moral level and in terms of having willpower. Shynt deserved the ring
It's a hard and beautiful thing to accept that the role you thought was supposed to be yours, you're not cut out for, but to want to do everything you can to make sure someone better could do everything and more than what you dreamed you could.
I’m pretty sure that’s what James Gunn wants to do with the “Lanterns,” project in the works. He said Hal and John will be the 2 main lanterns in the show, but tons of lanterns from across the comics will be featured as side character
You get a green lantern ring by having willpower. He might not have fit that bill in the beginning but he earned his place. To have the willpower to look at the fact your biggest dream has come true and be able to face the fact it isn’t, and not only that but discover it yourself and accept it instead of being in denial takes great strength
Honestly this shows that despite the manipulation the rings still seek someone with strong will power and while he might’ve not been worthy he shows that being worthy doesn’t matter as long as you use the power for good
Easily manipulated doesn’t mean evil or incompetent. It means they trust too much and lack the wisdom to see through the actions of others. His sacrifice may have been avoided, but it was his choice and his act of defiance against those who thought they knew him better than he did.
Little did he know that by feeling this way and hoping that the ring would find a good home he was the most suited to wield that ring no matter what the reason he may have initially received was.
I think there’s more layers to the truth. What if there was no manipulation and that was his test. It wasn’t about him being easily manipulated instead defying his own self value in pursuit of a higher power and a noble sacrifice. His failure of his test was also his success. That defiance probably felt rewarding instead of despair inducing. A light in darkness if you will
Let this be an encouragement to those who don’t feel worthy of life.. Don’t give it up because there is light at the end of the tunnel.. You’ll never know how much of an impact you can have on somebody’s life if you end yours…
Dude, this got me misty eyed for real. I fckn *LOVE* Green Lanterns so it would be absolutely heartbreaking to find out id been recruited bcz i wasnt worthy. I feel Shints pain frfr.
I genuinely think Shynt was chosen because he was worthy, but he was so caught up in his own head about it that he crushed himself into thinking passing the veil was the only way to go. He then proved the ring chose him for the right reasons when he willed himself to be a sacrifice.
He earned his ring with his dying breathe. His start may not have been amazing, but ending was glorious and deserving the title and legacy of a Green Lantern
Man you are more than worthy for the ring when you design to sacrifice yourself to save your team, how many will power you have to use against that, you are more than worthy man
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RIP Shynt. He may not have started out as a true Green Lantern, but he damn sure earned that title
Godspeed Shynt Godspeed
@@Omarrrr75 ok you saying we shouldn’t care about fiction?
@@alastairolson3226 yo what is going 2 b ur reply if the answer is no??
@@torkoalking6895 my reply is gonna be why did you watch the vid why do you watch movies why do you look at any fiction if we shouldn’t care
@@Omarrrr75 So?
Ironic. He wanted his ring to find somebody who was worthy. . . but didn't realize that it already had.
The greatest heroes are the ones who never wanted to be heroes in the first place.
Look at most of the Medal of Honor winners who performed actions that seem inhuman, living through things that kill everyone around them. The ones that go against insurmountable odds to *save* those around them ... they always comment that they don't feel like heroes. They feel like those around them were the ones who deserved that medal, that title. The ones that gave their life in the same events were the ones that allowed the person being recognized to overcome and survive.
I always found it slightly depressing that soldiers who win the Medal of Honor must spend the rest of their lives being reminded that they survived an extraordinary event. It's probably the *worst* memory they have, and it always will be. The moment that title [MoH recipient] gets attached to their name, it becomes attached to that memory. They're forced to relive it every time someone recognizes the medal. Every time their name is mentioned publicly, the medal is mentioned, and pieces of the memory wash over them. They would all trade that medal for one more happy memory with the people that lost their lives in the event that the medal resulted from.
They're still heroes because they prevented *more* death, destruction, and/or suffering. However, all of that is unseen and "what if" scenarios. The memory of what earned them the medal is unfortunately real, and they had a front row seat for every vile detail. They prevented others from having the same trauma. That is heroic, but it sure as hell doesn't feel like it.
why didn't bro realize this lol smh man
The ring found someone worthy inside of him that came out as time went by
It’s why it chose him in the first place
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His dying thoughts were so heartbreaking. He's hoping that the ring can go to a new wearer who is noble, brave, and worthy. And I'm just like, dude, it already has.😢 Rest in peace, you brave, noble, worthy soul.
@@transhumanhivemind3048 bro... It's a common book character.
@@theoneafterthelast - He's, a comic book character, too!
Yeah,so?@@theoneafterthelast
@@theoneafterthelastso what? if you don't care then don't read
@@theoneafterthelast You the type of smartass that says movies aint real when someone talks about a movie's plot.
That’s actually so depressing, bro was so nice but still wasnt worthy
That’s besides the point. He actually was worthy, him sacrificing himself proved that it wasn’t just manipulation that got him there, but the suspicious and intellect is what got him there as well as him being brave in the end.
He was still chosen with the purpose of being a sacrifice, which just sucks. He knew he wasn't a very strong-willed individual and that that meant his purpose was in his soon-to-be death.
@@ND-nr6mx Death is a release from all that is wrong with existence, which is existence itself. Rest in Peace
@@benparrish672not in DC it isnt. He'll be back next reboot. It doesnt take very long tbh
He was worthy.
Bro needs to come back and be acknowledged as worthy. Reminds me of thor against the beyonders and realising he's worthy in the end
100% agree. Maybe they could find him preserved in a kind of stasis, like his ring stayed with him and protected him because it knew he was now truly worthy to wield it.
and kinda like beta ray Bill some to
If you bring him it ruins the reason you were interested in his story in the first place
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Brightest Day/White Lantern Shynt?
Bro was worthy in the end 😔🙏
Bro was always worthy
Lobster man was a real one 😔🤌
Ironically him feeling unworthy of the ring made him worthy in the end.
The ring did not make a mistake.
Biggest challenge for a Green Latern is overcoming their own self-doubts. As doubt leads to fear. Fear leads to failure to take action. And well, Sinestro is laughing over your mangled body.
To overcome doubt. That is to overcome fear. To achieve that. You become greater than you were. You become a true Green Lantern. Being the light that shines the brightest in the dark. A beacon of hope.
And the dude was a beacon. He was the greatest of them all. He overcame his own doubts. Cause he had a chance to run away. Yet, he ran headlong into the jaws of death and saved everyone.
Believing he wasn't HIM, proved that he was indeed HIM!
Poor guy…. At least he sacrificed himself to save his squad by being extremely brave. And THATS what matters… it doesn’t matter if you think that you’re worthy or not, it’s the courage to do what you truly think is right is what counts.
Shynt's sacrifice and ability to identify himself as being "unworthy" is what truly makes Shynt actually *worthy*
We need more Back-Up stories like this one, cause this one was incredible
They need to bring back ‘Green Lantern Corps Quarterly’ but maybe published a little more often than quarterly lol
The irony of this is by sacrificing his life for his comrades and duty he showed that the ring chose right. He was worthy.
Exactly, don’t let it be corrupted, a true hero.
I bet he's gonna come back as a blue lantern or something.
Would not surprise me
Wow I didn’t realize Spider-man writers worked on Green Lantern too.
Little did he knew that someone brave and worthy was him.
He died as a Hero
So what he believes is wrong
He is Worthy more than He thinks
He had the True spirit of the Green lantern corp
being Selfless and Will powered
Rest In Peace Shynt
I Hope the writers will Bring you back as a wielder of Blue lantern
He had will and he had hope, maybe he was more worthy than he thought he was.
He believed he was unworthy and in the end even if he still did not believe he was he proved how worthy he truly was.
Truly beautifully poetic irony. He gave his life for a noble cause, in hopes his ring would find someone truly worthy, when it already did. Rest well, Shynt. You are at peace.
In the end, Shynt displayed the kind of courage, honor, and willpower that would absolutely qualify him as worthy of a Green Lantern ring. Hal Jordan would be very proud of him.
Someone who despite not thinking they were worthy proved their worth by showing the willpower to sacrifice themselves for what they thought would be a better successor... *Salute*
That's so sad, but I'm glad they had the willpower to go against fate and give up his life for someone better than him.😢
He proved he was worthy for putting his life on the line to protect his team and the people of the universe as a green lantern.
In the end, he was worthy. Ending his life so the ring could find someone he deems worthier than himself speaks volumes about how noble he was(idk anything about him besides this short)
He was indeed worthy after all, a true hero
That’s so screwed up because in his last act he proved to be courageous and worthy of the ring
The fact he looked death in the eyes and ran towards it. With the intention of saving his squad above the intent of merely wnding it. Just proves he was, in fact, worthy of his ring.
Imposter Syndrome to the Worst Degree.
deserving of the ring or not, he was a hero through and through.
The willpower needed to know you aren’t supposed to have the ring and are supposedly easily manipulated but still fight for your comrades and sacrifice yourself for the greater good proves he was worthy, both on a moral level and in terms of having willpower. Shynt deserved the ring
It's a hard and beautiful thing to accept that the role you thought was supposed to be yours, you're not cut out for, but to want to do everything you can to make sure someone better could do everything and more than what you dreamed you could.
In the end he proved he was worthy all along.
Its not who we are that defines us, but the choices we make.
In the end, he was the noblest and bravest of them all for that sacrifice
His sacrifice to save his squad actually show how worthy he was.
GL corps is literally my favourite part about DC. I love it. RR fcked up in LA.
But Emrald knights made me love GL corps.
Sadly enough having the will to give up his life to save his squad is exactly what made him worthy.
😭😭😭 Green Lantern needs way more love, imagine a tv show or something where its mostly stories of varuous GLs
I would love a story of hal and Kyle they've shown up but the stories are always mutilated
I think one was in the works but idk what happened to it
I’m pretty sure that’s what James Gunn wants to do with the “Lanterns,” project in the works. He said Hal and John will be the 2 main lanterns in the show, but tons of lanterns from across the comics will be featured as side character
You mean like the 1980s Tales of the Green Lantern Corp series or Green Lantern Quarterly in the 1990s?
Wasn't the last tv show were cancelled? You know the cartoon one
Shynt know that he is not worthy for the ring, but his sacrifice in the end of his life made him a truly pure green lantern worthy of that power.
You get a green lantern ring by having willpower. He might not have fit that bill in the beginning but he earned his place. To have the willpower to look at the fact your biggest dream has come true and be able to face the fact it isn’t, and not only that but discover it yourself and accept it instead of being in denial takes great strength
This guy is worthy he is selfless.
Honestly this shows that despite the manipulation the rings still seek someone with strong will power and while he might’ve not been worthy he shows that being worthy doesn’t matter as long as you use the power for good
Easily manipulated doesn’t mean evil or incompetent. It means they trust too much and lack the wisdom to see through the actions of others.
His sacrifice may have been avoided, but it was his choice and his act of defiance against those who thought they knew him better than he did.
You were worthy …you were .. worthy 😭
@@evilinterpol 😢😞😭
In his darkest day, on his blackest night, no evil did escape his sight.
He proved that he was worthy in the end.
I’d be depressed too if I looked like a rejected ninja turtle
No he look’s like a 🍆😏
I thought penis, but ok.
Rarely do we start worthy. But we most definitely have the ability to grow into it.
Little did he know that by feeling this way and hoping that the ring would find a good home he was the most suited to wield that ring no matter what the reason he may have initially received was.
Is it better to be born worthy, or to overcome your unworthiness through great effort?
It's a real tragedy, the last thing he did was doing what he thought he couldn't do, being who he thought he wasn't
Sounds like he is fearless.
That's it I'm bringing him back to show him how awesome he is
he had the ability to overcome great fear
He Is Green lantern in our hearts 😢😢
I think there’s more layers to the truth. What if there was no manipulation and that was his test. It wasn’t about him being easily manipulated instead defying his own self value in pursuit of a higher power and a noble sacrifice. His failure of his test was also his success. That defiance probably felt rewarding instead of despair inducing. A light in darkness if you will
Bro they really recruted him to die that’s fucked up
No that was the truth, the ring made him worthy but he started off as a pawn
Bro was overthinking and didn’t realize he was worthy all along 😢
“I can’t be a Green Lantern, I’m already a Red Lobster…”
And in the end, proved he was worthy all along
He was worthy all along 🥹
He was more than worthy to wear that Ring, he died brave and selflessly
Something something the true power was always within you.
Bro was so self conscious he convinced himself that the ring which finds a worthy owner somehow got mixed-up.
@@that_deadeyegamer7920 because the ring did choose the wrong one but in the end the ring made the right one
He felt he was unworthy the whole time, but in the end he couldn't have been more worthy of the Green Lantern ring.
How strong-willed do you have to be to give up the power, and sacrifice oneself? The dude may have been too harsh on himself.
Sadly, he completed his own requirements only until that one time.
He was the most worthy of them all.
Maybe the ring never really was manipulated maybe he always is worthy he just never saw it in a way
Damn. R.I.P Shynt 😢
Let this be an encouragement to those who don’t feel worthy of life.. Don’t give it up because there is light at the end of the tunnel.. You’ll never know how much of an impact you can have on somebody’s life if you end yours…
I'm the end.. he created his own worthiness in saving thousands. He was truly worthy
When Shynt hit the fan, he stepped up to the occassion.
He may not have been worthy to begin with but he became worthy!
Shynt, in spite of how he felt, proved himself more than worthy
Dude, this got me misty eyed for real. I fckn *LOVE* Green Lanterns so it would be absolutely heartbreaking to find out id been recruited bcz i wasnt worthy. I feel Shints pain frfr.
I think it's the that he believed he wasn't worthy, that made him worthy of that ring.
the thing is... knowing this...he was worthy all along...
and if you are reading my comment and having it rough know you worthy of the ring also.
I mean he ended up dying a hero what is a more noble sacrifice than to save your brothers and sisters in arms
Yeah I think we all know he was a true green lantern. The will to end ones life for the sake of everyone else . That's pure will.
*salutes him* your ring did find someone noble and brave, you
I genuinely think Shynt was chosen because he was worthy, but he was so caught up in his own head about it that he crushed himself into thinking passing the veil was the only way to go. He then proved the ring chose him for the right reasons when he willed himself to be a sacrifice.
Shynt was already chosen and felt he wasn't worthy... but Shynt, you were more worthy than those who were ordering you around.. :*(
He earned his ring with his dying breathe. His start may not have been amazing, but ending was glorious and deserving the title and legacy of a Green Lantern
Man you are more than worthy for the ring when you design to sacrifice yourself to save your team, how many will power you have to use against that, you are more than worthy man
Poor guy. He didn’t realize that he was worth it in the end
The ring found dawn breaker💀💀💀
Bro deserves a blue ring
He was worthy to me
He was worthy at the end
He may not have the willpower of a green lantern but he definitely has the heart of one
Shynt, you were always brave.
Hope to see more green lantern story
It could be epic like starwars. Story of space cop is neat
A true hero
Bro is relatable for that
Jesus christ Connor, blowing away the competition as always
You just jump into the subject of Tharrow with no explanation of who he is or how he's manipulating rings and lanterns.
That's how it is people are used as pawns and thrown away
My favorite thing about the lanterns is they all have a special saying
Salute to our brother Shynt.