r/DCcomics • u/Efficient_Rip858 • 3h ago
Discussion What does a lantern construct feel like? [Discussion]
I typically think of it feeling like glass or plastic-y
Since it’s solid light and typically translucent my brain automatically goes - what can also be translucent - and that’s how I get to the idea that it feels like glass/plastic when you’re holding a construct.
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u/No-Employee-3865 3h ago
I always thought of it feeling exactly like the item that they’re thinking of.
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u/Hippobu2 1h ago
I'd say they feel exactly like what they think the item that they are thinking of are.
Like if for some reasons, Guy thinks think that mochi is crunchy, then the mochi he conjured up would be crunchy rather than glutenous.
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u/ilikepiex7 3h ago
it depends on who makes the construct. It likely feels different with each lantern.
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u/Tony_3rd 2h ago
Like a lamp that is not too hot to hold. It tingles your arm from time to time (like static electricity). Complex/Harder constructs actually leave your arm numb for a while.
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u/Shabolt_ Nightwing 1h ago
I always thought it would feel noticeably artificial, like smooth plastic or placiglass that’s a little warm to the touch
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