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yes, I have the same memory, I think it was a flashback!
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That's what my memory cell tells me too. Was it the dodgily titled Shagrek?
I was going to guess Khunds. But then thought they were more a v4 thing.
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Yes! It was the Ghosts of the past issue from v3 where Jacques researches an untold tale of Lyle helping Condo prior to his i induction to the Legion. Issue 59 I think.
The little bugger was Quanto!
Back to Thoth!
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Bumping for a reminder to Thoth Lad. 
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"...not having to believe in a thing to be interested in it and not having to explain a thing to appreciate the wonder of it."
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That sounds a bit familiar. Was it something they used on Takron-Galtos for prisoner rehabilitation?
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^ that would have been my guess too!
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Stile has it. It was used on Uli Algor on Takron Galtos, but didn't quite stick.
Over to you stile!
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I remember that, and then she goes attacking the Legion and putting four of them (founders + Lydda) in the hospital!
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Ah, that was the "Zap goes the Legion" story. It's interesting to see how ethics change over time. Try to tell a story these days that involves "reforming" a criminal by using a machine to permanently change their mind and it would be seen as a horrific attack on individual free will. Yet the Silver Age had quite a number of these as just and righteous actions.
In a similar vein which major character in FYL was reformed and what was the "turning point" for them?
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Mekt Ranzz? but I cannot quite remember the turning point... was it when Garth and Imra took him in?
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Close enough. Yes it was Mekt and from one of the text pages at the end of LSH v4 #3 "the turning point was when I realised the people I was trying the hardest to hurt were the people who loved me the most."
Your turn Ibby.
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I'm all for reforming. Mekt and Holt!
What did Dream Girl learn to do, by closely observing a teammate during battles?
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Hmmm... I'm gonna swing at a complete guess.
Dream Girl, hand to hand combat watching Karate Kid.
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Use Brainy's force-field belt. Wasn't it to hold back some lightning beasts near the hydro plant at Niagara Falls? Dreamy even made the semi-sarcastic comment to someone (Ayla?) that hadn't they learned how to use his belt after watching him all these years.
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Ah that was part of the lead up to the Universo plot, with Universo undermining the existing UP President and Science Police. Good memories.
When did Chameleon Boy use a plastic mask to disguise himself instead of using his power?
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When he had infiltrated Starfinger's organisation?
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When he had infiltrated Starfinger's organisation? Nope. Pretty sure that was normal chameleon powers.
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Can't think of an instance, unfortunately.
I'm trying to think of situations where Cham would want to do this, but I'm still drawing a blank as to when he did it.
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I definitely remember reading it, but I can't remember the context! 
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He lost his powers a couple of times...
Oh wait, did he wear a plastic Superboy/ Clark mask to pretend he was Clark/Superboy in one of those early Legion stories?
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Good try Thoth but no again he used his powers there.
Hint: This is from a classic story and he wasn't the only one to use a plastic mask.
Hint 2: The previous Trivia question has a connection to this story.
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The previous question about Nura and Brainy's force field belt?
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